Transmission circuit with improved gain control loop

Telecommunications – Transmitter – With feedback of modulated output signal

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455116, 455127, 455571, 330129, 330279, H04B 104

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056598939

ABSTRACT:
In a transmission circuit, part of the output signal of the transmission circuit is diverted by an output monitor circuit and subjected to envelope detection by an output detector circuit. The output signal of the output detector circuit is inputted to a peak hold circuit successively holding the peaks of the input signal, so that varying amplitude components are removed, and a DC value is detected. An error detector circuit compares the detected value with a reference signal from a reference signal generator circuit, and the error signal is used as a gain control signal to control the gain of a power amplifier circuit.

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