Transceiver power detection architecture

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2007-06-26

2007-06-26

Anderson, Matthew (Department: 2618)

Telecommunications

Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

Having measuring, testing, or monitoring of system or part

C455S069000, C455S127100, C455S522000, C455S115100

Reexamination Certificate

active

10382420

ABSTRACT:
A detector module is described wherein the detector module includes a housing with a conductive waveguide, a detector, a temperature sensor, and detector circuitry. The waveguide is made of a conductive material and of an appropriate size for a signal of a particular frequency. The detector, which can be a detector diode, protrudes a distance into the waveguide so as to produce a detector signal. The temperature sensor generates a temperature signal responsive to a temperature. The detector circuitry is contained within the housing. Moreover, the detector circuitry is configured to receive and condition the detector signal into a detector module signal. The detector module signal and temperature signal are then associated with a previously calibrated power level. With calibrated power level information, an input signal to a transmitter can be attenuated or amplified to control its output power.

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