Controllable Transformation Networks and Power Amplifiers for Efficient High-Bandwidth Radio Frequency Power Conversion
In one aspect, a system for transforming a radio frequency (RF) signal between a source and a load can include: a first port and a second port connected to different ones of the source and the load; a first filter connected to the first port; a second filter connected to the second port, at least one of the first and second filters operable to provide variable reactance using dynamic frequency tuning (DFT); a two-port switching network connected between the first filter and the second filter, the switching network comprising a plurality of switches; and a controller coupled to the switching network and to the source, the controller configured to operate the plurality of switches according to a switching pattern and to dynamically adjust a frequency of the RF signal to provide controllable impedance matching between the first port and the second port.
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controllable transformation networks for radio frequency power conversion
United States of America | Published application -
controllable transformation networks for radio frequency power conversion
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controllable transformation networks for radio frequency power conversion
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controllable transformation networks for radio frequency power conversion
European Patent Convention | Published application -
controllable transformation networks for radio frequency power conversion
Korea (south) | Published application
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