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US Patent 10250199 Cascode amplifier bias circuits

Patent 10250199 was granted and assigned to pSemi on April, 2019 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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pSemi
pSemi
Current Assignee
pSemi
pSemi
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10250199
Patent Inventor Names
Tero Tapio Ranta0
Neil Calanca0
Poojan Wagh0
Robert Mark Englekirk0
Christopher Murphy0
Dan William Nobbe0
David Kovac0
Emre Ayranci0
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Date of Patent
April 2, 2019
Patent Application Number
15268229
Date Filed
September 16, 2016
Patent Citations
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US Patent 10056874 Power amplifier self-heating compensation circuit
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11955932 Cascode amplifier bias circuits
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US Patent 10756678 Cascode amplifier bias circuits
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US Patent 10784818 Body tie optimization for stacked transistor amplifier
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US Patent 10819290 Power amplifier self-heating compensation circuit
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US Patent 10819288 Standby voltage condition for fast RF amplifier bias recovery
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US Patent 10873308 Power amplifier self-heating compensation circuit
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US Patent 11025207 Bias techniques for controlled voltage distribution in stacked transistor amplifiers
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US Patent 11606065 Body tie optimization for stacked transistor amplifier
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Patricia T Nguyen
Patent abstract

Bias circuits and methods for silicon-based amplifier architectures that are tolerant of supply and bias voltage variations, bias current variations, and transistor stack height, and compensate for poor output resistance characteristics. Embodiments include power amplifiers and low-noise amplifiers that utilize a cascode reference circuit to bias the final stages of a cascode amplifier under the control of a closed loop bias control circuit. The closed loop bias control circuit ensures that the current in the cascode reference circuit is approximately equal to a selected multiple of a known current value by adjusting the gate bias voltage to the final stage of the cascode amplifier. The final current through the cascode amplifier is a multiple of the current in the cascode reference circuit, based on a device scaling factor representing the relative sizes of the transistor devices in the cascode amplifier and in the cascode reference circuit.

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