WO2007129716A1 - 高周波回路、高周波部品及び通信装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a high frequency circuit that can be shared by at least two communication systems, a high frequency component having such a high frequency circuit, and a communication device using the same.
- wireless LAN represented by IEEE802.il standard
- PC personal computer
- printer hard disk
- peripheral device of PC such as broadband router, FAX, refrigerator
- electronic devices such as standard television (SDTV), high definition television (HDTV), digital cameras, digital video, mobile phones and other electronic devices, and wireless communication means in cars and aircraft.
- SDTV standard television
- HDTV high definition television
- digital cameras digital video
- mobile phones and other electronic devices and wireless communication means in cars and aircraft.
- IEEE 802.11a supports high-speed data communication of up to 54 Mbps using Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) in a frequency band of 5 GHz.
- IEEE 802.11b uses Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) in the 2.4 GHz ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) band, available without a wireless license It supports high-speed communication at 5.5 Mbps and 11 Mbps
- IEEE 802.11g supports OFDM modulation at 2.4 GHz band as well as IEEE 802.11b, and supports high-speed data communication up to 54 Mbps.
- DSSS Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
- WO2006 / 003959 includes two communication systems (IEEE802.1 1 la and IEEE802. 1) of 2.4 GHz band and 5 GHz band of wireless LAN.
- a high frequency circuit capable of performing diversity reception with a multiband communication device supporting 1 lb) is disclosed. This high frequency circuit is, as shown in FIG. 35, a branching circuit 13 between the high frequency switch circuit 10 and the transmission side circuit,
- Lowpass filter circuit between branching circuit 13 and transmission terminal l la-T 19, power amplifier circuit A detection circuit 8 between the high frequency switch circuit 10 and the branching circuit 13;
- WO2006 / 003959 also discloses an example in which a low noise amplifier circuit is provided in a path connected to the reception terminal 11bg-R in the 2.4 GHz band and the reception terminal lla-R in the 5 GHz band.
- a branching circuit is provided on the input side of the low noise amplifier, and a band pass filter or low pass filter is connected between the branching circuit and the low noise amplifier.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-208874 discloses a band pass filter 2 between the antenna 1 and the antenna switching switch 3 and an antenna switching as a high frequency circuit common to wireless LAN and Bluetooth.
- a diplexer connected to the low noise amplifier 7 (combination of low pass matching circuit 15 and high pass matching circuit 16) And a high-frequency circuit having
- Reception sensitivity is greatly affected by the noise figure of the low noise amplifier and the insertion loss of the band pass filter and the branching circuit. For the reduction of the noise figure of a low noise amplifier, it is most effective to minimize the losses of its input stage.
- the configuration of the high frequency circuit of WO2006 / 003959 does not sufficiently improve the reception sensitivity. Also switch circuit etc. Since the IC is weak to electrostatic surges, in the circuit configuration of WO2006 / 003959, there is a possibility that the switch circuit and the like may be destroyed if the antenna is subjected to electrostatic discharge (ESD: Electrostatic Discharge).
- the drive current of a logic control power supply integrated in a power RFIC or a baseband is required to supply a bias voltage of about several mA to the power amplifier circuit and the low noise amplifier circuit. As it is less than 2 mA, it can not be driven directly.
- a high pass filter circuit is connected to the antenna terminal in order to prevent destruction of the switch circuit and the like due to electrostatic discharge.
- a wireless LAN transmission / reception function is added to a portable device such as a cellular phone, a part of the transmission signal of the portable device is mixed into the wireless LAN system, and in particular, the low noise amplifier of the reception path is saturated and the reception sensitivity There is a risk of deterioration.
- the circuit configuration of Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-273 687 for the purpose of countermeasure against electrostatic discharge can not sufficiently solve the pressing problem.
- the reduction of harmonics generated on the transmission side and the attenuation of noise on the reception side are performed by one band pass filter provided between the antenna and the antenna switching switch. It can not be shared to two frequencies of 2.4 GHz band and 5 GHz band.
- wireless LAN communication devices compliant with the IEEE802.1 In standard based on Multi-Input-Multi-Output (MIMO) technology, which uses multiple antennas to increase the speed and quality of communication, are becoming widespread.
- MIMO Multi-Input-Multi-Output
- the high frequency circuits of WO2006 / 003959 and JP-A-2003-273687 can not sufficiently cope with IEEE802.1In.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a compact high-frequency circuit that can be used for wireless communication that selectively uses at least two frequency bands, has a good reception sensitivity, and consumes less current.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a high frequency component having an intense high frequency component.
- Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a communication device provided with such a high frequency component. It is to be.
- the high frequency circuit of the present invention is used for radio communication that selectively uses at least a first frequency band and a second frequency band lower than the first frequency band,
- a first transmission terminal to which a transmission signal of the first frequency band is input;
- a second transmission terminal to which a transmission signal of the second frequency band is input;
- At least one diplexer circuit that routes the signal of the first frequency band and the signal of the second frequency band
- At least one switch circuit for switching paths of a transmission signal and a reception signal; a low noise amplifier circuit provided between the switch circuit and the second reception terminal for amplifying a reception signal of at least the second frequency band;
- Both filter circuits pass the received signal of the second frequency band, but block at least a frequency band lower than the second frequency band, and the stop band of the first filter circuit is the second filter. It is characterized by being lower than the stop band of the circuit.
- the first filter circuit prevents damage to the switch circuit and the like due to electrostatic discharge (ESD) in the antenna, and also prevents the low noise amplifier circuit from being saturated by a signal that interferes with the antenna.
- the first filter can further attenuate signals of, for example, 1 GHz or less. By these actions, for example, it is possible to prevent interference from an EGSM system or the like that outputs high power of about 3 W at maximum by using the 0.9 GHz band.
- the first filter circuit close to the antenna terminal blocks unwanted radio waves of relatively low frequency such as electrostatic discharge, and the second filter circuit near the noise amplifier circuit further prevents saturation of the low noise amplifier. If it is attempted to block unnecessary radio waves with one filter, the insertion loss will be large, but it is possible to block unwanted radio waves in stages by using the first filter and the second filter in combination. it can.
- By making the stop band of the first filter circuit lower than the stop band of the second filter circuit it is possible to suppress the loss of the signal passing through the first filter circuit. It is preferable to make the Q factor of the second filter higher than that of the first filter in order to prevent unnecessary radio waves of frequencies lower than the second frequency band from entering the low noise amplifier circuit by the second filter as much as possible.
- the first and second filters do not include diplexer circuits.
- the first and second filter circuits are high pass filter circuits.
- the high pass filter is suitable for suppressing the signal loss because the noise pass filter circuit can reduce the signal loss compared to the band pass filter circuit.
- the high-pass filter is, for example, a high frequency circuit for multiband wireless communication in which a first frequency band and a second frequency band are widely separated, such as a wireless LAN utilizing 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands separated by 2 GHz or more. In the above, the first and second frequency bands can be shared.
- a switch circuit for switching the connection between the antenna terminal and the first and second transmission terminals and the connection between the antenna terminal and the first and second reception terminals;
- a first demultiplexing circuit provided between the switch circuit and the first and second transmission terminals
- a second diplexer circuit provided between the switch circuit and the first and second receiving terminals
- a first power amplifier circuit provided between the first branching circuit and the first transmission terminal
- a second power amplifier circuit provided between the first branching circuit and the second transmission terminal
- the first filter circuit is provided between the antenna terminal and the switch circuit
- the second filter circuit is provided between the switch circuit and the low noise amplifier circuit.
- the high pass filter circuit which is the first filter circuit, prevents damage to the switch circuit and the like due to electrostatic discharge (ESD) force S in the antenna, and a low noise amplifier circuit due to a signal mixed in the antenna. To prevent it from saturating.
- a high pass filter circuit which is a second filter circuit, is provided between the switch circuit and the low noise amplifier circuit. It is preferable to set up.
- the low noise amplifier circuit be provided between the switch circuit and the second branching circuit. In this arrangement, since there is no branching circuit on the input side of the low noise amplifier, the insertion loss on the input side can be greatly reduced, and the receiving sensitivity can be dramatically improved.
- the low noise amplifier circuit comprises a bypass path connected in parallel.
- the reception signal is weak, increase the isolation of the bypass path and activate the low noise amplifier circuit to increase the reception sensitivity.
- the received signal is strong, if the bypass path is connected and the low noise amplifier circuit is not operated, distortion of the received signal can be prevented.
- the second filter circuit is preferably disposed between a branch point of the bypass path and the low noise amplifier circuit and the low noise amplifier circuit.
- This circuit configuration reduces the insertion loss of the bypass path, and can cope with the reception signal as small as that by the bypass path. Therefore, the received signal strength can be reduced during operation of the low noise amplifier circuit, and distortion of the received signal can be reduced.
- the high frequency circuit includes a voltage supply terminal for supplying a constant voltage to the first and second power amplifier circuits, and a voltage from the voltage supply terminal for receiving the voltage from the first and second power amplifier circuits, and It is preferable to include a control circuit that outputs a control bias voltage to the low noise amplifier circuit.
- the control circuit can perform control at a weak current of 1 mA or less and does not require a large bias current (several mA) as in the prior art, thus contributing to low current consumption.
- the control circuit includes a voltage input terminal, a bias voltage output terminal for the first amplifier circuit, and a bias for the second power amplifier circuit.
- a second switch, a third switch for turning on and off the bias voltage for the low noise amplifier circuit, and a fourth switch provided between the common terminal of the first and second switches and the voltage input terminal And a resistor connected in parallel to the fourth switch and first to fourth signal input terminals for on / off control of the first to fourth switches.
- the control circuit is driven by a voltage from one voltage input terminal, and can output a bias voltage for the first and second power amplifier circuits and a bias voltage for the low noise amplifier circuit by switch control.
- the signal for switch control can be obtained from the logic control terminal integrated in RFIC, baseband IC, etc.
- the fourth switch By connecting a resistor in parallel with the fourth switch and setting the resistance value higher than the on-resistance value of the fourth switch, the fourth switch is low at the time of turning on of the fourth switch.
- the resistor can set the bias voltage of the power amplifier circuit high, and when the fourth switch is off, the bias voltage can be set low via the resistors connected in parallel.
- the operating point of the power amplifier circuit can be made variable, thereby increasing the bias voltage and increasing the output of the power amplifier circuit when the communication distance is extended or when the communication environment is poor etc. Conversely, the communication distance is relatively short. If the case or communication environment is good, the bias voltage can be lowered to reduce current consumption.
- a resistance S can be provided between the first to third switches and each bias voltage output terminal to adjust the output voltage.
- a first low pass filter circuit is provided between the first diplexer circuit and the first power amplifier circuit, and a second low pass filter circuit is provided between the first diplexer circuit and the second power amplifier circuit. It is preferable to have a low pass filter circuit. These low pass filter circuits can reduce harmonics generated from the power amplifier circuit.
- the low noise amplifier circuit instead of providing the low noise amplifier circuit between the switch circuit and the second branching circuit, it is provided between the switch circuit and the first reception terminal, and the first frequency band is provided.
- Other low noise amplifier circuit for amplifying the received signal of A second branching circuit may be disposed between the low noise amplifier circuit and the other low noise amplifier circuit and the switch circuit. In this configuration, the low noise amplifier circuit is not required to have high flatness of the gain characteristics, and it is sufficient to amplify the signal in the first or second frequency band, so that high gain can be achieved.
- the first filter circuit may be a high pass filter circuit
- the second filter circuit may be a band pass filter circuit.
- the band pass filter circuit can also attenuate low frequency unnecessary radio waves and prevent saturation of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- a switch circuit for switching the connection between the antenna terminal and the first and second transmission terminals and the connection between the antenna terminal and the first and second reception terminals;
- a first demultiplexing circuit provided between the switch circuit and the first and second transmission terminals
- a second diplexer circuit provided between the switch circuit and the first and second receiving terminals
- a first power amplifier circuit provided between the first branching circuit and the first transmission terminal
- a second power amplifier circuit provided between the first branching circuit and the second transmission terminal
- a first low noise amplifier circuit provided between the second demultiplexing circuit and a first receiving terminal
- a second low noise amplifier circuit provided between the second demultiplexing circuit and the second receiving terminal for amplifying the reception signal of the second frequency band
- the first filter circuit is provided between the antenna terminal and the switch circuit, and the second filter circuit is provided between the second diplexer circuit and a second low noise amplifier circuit. Is preferred.
- a band pass filter circuit as a second filter circuit on the input side of a second low noise amplifier circuit handling a low frequency band
- high attenuation characteristics can be obtained at frequencies lower than the second frequency band. You can get it.
- 2.4 GHz In a wireless LAN with several bands, it is possible to remove jamming waves of 2 GHz or less generated from portable devices etc. by a band pass filter, and saturation of the second low noise amplifier circuit can be prevented.
- a first diplexer circuit is provided on the input side of the first low noise amplifier circuit that handles high frequency bands.
- the demultiplexing circuit has a filter characteristic of attenuating 2.5 GHz or less but passing the 5 GHz band which is the first frequency band.
- the reception sensitivity in the first frequency band can be improved.
- the high frequency circuit preferably includes a band pass filter circuit between the first low noise amplifier circuit and the first reception terminal.
- the band pass filter circuit can remove harmonics from the output of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- the high frequency circuit is a band pass filter circuit between the first power amplifier circuit and the first transmission terminal, and between the second power amplifier circuit and the second transmission terminal. Is preferred. By providing a band pass filter circuit
- the high frequency circuit receives a voltage from a voltage supply terminal for supplying a constant voltage to the first and second power amplifier circuits, and a voltage from the voltage supply terminal to the first and second power amplifier circuits. It is preferable to include a control circuit that outputs a control bias voltage. The control circuit may further output a control bias voltage to the first and second low noise amplifier circuits.
- the control circuit can perform control with a weak current of 1 mA or less and does not require a large bias current (several mA) as in the prior art, thus contributing to low current consumption.
- the control circuit includes a voltage input terminal, the bias voltage output terminal for the first power amplifier circuit, and a bias voltage output terminal for the second power amplifier circuit.
- a first switch for turning on and off the bias voltage for the first power amplifier circuit, a second switch for turning on and off the bias voltage for the second power amplifier circuit, and the first and second switches.
- Common terminal and the voltage input terminal A third switch provided between them, a resistor connected in parallel to the third switch, and first to third signal input terminals for on / off control of the first to third switches. It is preferable to have it.
- the control circuit further turns on and off the first low noise amplifier circuit bias voltage output terminal, the second low noise amplifier circuit bias voltage output terminal, and the first low noise amplifier circuit bias voltage.
- the control circuit is driven by a voltage from one voltage input terminal, and bias voltage for the first and second power amplifier circuits and switch for the first and second low noise amplifier circuits by switch control.
- a bias voltage can be output.
- Signals for switch control can be obtained from logic control terminals integrated in RFIC, baseband IC, etc.
- the third switch By connecting a resistor in parallel with the third switch and setting the resistance value higher than the on-resistance value of the third switch, the third switch is turned on at the low level when the third switch is turned on.
- the resistor By the resistor, the bias voltage to the power amplifier circuit is high, but when the third switch is off, the bias voltage is lowered by passing through the parallel resistor, whereby the operating point of the power amplifier circuit becomes variable. Therefore, when the communication distance is extended or the communication environment is poor, the bias voltage is increased to increase the output of the power amplifier circuit. Conversely, when the communication distance is short or the communication environment is good, etc. It is possible to reduce the current consumption by lowering the voltage S.
- the output voltage can be adjusted by providing a resistor between the first, second, fourth and fifth switches and each bias voltage output terminal.
- the first filter circuit is a high pass filter circuit and the second filter circuit is a band pass filter circuit
- the signal input from the antenna terminal is divided into the circuit of the first frequency band and the circuit of the second frequency band, and the signals from the circuits of the first and second frequency bands are the antenna terminal
- the diplexer circuit to transmit to the
- the first switch circuit to switch
- a first power amplifier circuit provided between the first switch circuit and the first transmission terminal
- a first noise amplifier circuit provided between the first switch circuit and the first receiving terminal
- a second switch circuit provided on the circuit side of the second frequency band of the branching circuit, which switches between the transmission path and the reception path;
- a second power amplifier circuit provided between the second switch circuit and the second transmission terminal
- a second low noise amplifier circuit provided between the second switch circuit and the second receiving terminal for amplifying the received signal in the second frequency band, wherein the first filter It is preferable that the second filter be provided between the antenna terminal and the branching circuit, and the second filter be provided between the branching circuit and the second switch circuit.
- the second low noise amplifier circuit handling a low frequency band high attenuation characteristics can be obtained at a frequency lower than the second frequency band by providing a band pass filter circuit as a second filter circuit on the input side.
- a band pass filter circuit is provided to generate the mobile phone power 2 GHz By eliminating the following radio waves, saturation of the second low noise amplifier circuit can be prevented.
- a first diplexer circuit is provided on the input side of the first low noise amplifier circuit that handles a high frequency band.
- the diplexer circuit has a filter characteristic that attenuates 2.5 GHz or less but passes the first 5 GHz frequency band. Since the high frequency band (5 GHz) of the wireless LAN and the frequency band (about 2 GHz or less) of the mobile phone are relatively far apart, radio waves of 2 GHz or less generated from the mobile phone are It can be removed to prevent saturation of the first low noise amplifier circuit. Furthermore, since it is not necessary to use a band pass filter with a relatively large insertion loss on the input side of the first low noise amplifier circuit, the reception sensitivity of the first frequency band can be improved.
- the high frequency circuit is a band pass filter between the first power amplifier circuit and the first transmission terminal, and between the first low noise amplifier circuit and the first reception terminal.
- a circuit is provided.
- a band pass filter circuit between the first power amplifier circuit and the first transmission terminal, unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the transmission signal can be removed.
- a band pass filter circuit between the first low noise amplifier circuit and the first reception terminal, harmonics included in the output of the low noise amplifier circuit can be removed.
- the high frequency circuit receives a voltage from a voltage supply terminal for supplying a constant voltage to the first and second power amplifier circuits, and a voltage from the voltage supply terminal to the first and second power amplifier circuits. It is preferable to include a control circuit that outputs a control bias voltage.
- the control circuit may be configured to output a control bias voltage to the first and second low noise amplifier circuits.
- the control circuit can perform control with a weak current of 1 mA or less and does not require a large bias current (several mA) as in the prior art, thereby contributing to low current consumption.
- the control circuit includes a voltage input terminal, a bias voltage output terminal for the first power amplifier circuit, and a bias voltage output for the second power amplifier circuit.
- a terminal, a first switch for turning off the bias voltage for the first power amplifier circuit, a second switch for turning on / off the bias voltage for the second power amplifier circuit, the first and second switches A third switch provided between a common terminal of the second switch and the voltage input terminal, a resistor connected in parallel to the third switch, and on / off control of the first to third switches It is preferable to have first to third signal input terminals for use.
- the control circuit further turns on and off the bias voltage output terminal for the first low noise amplifier circuit, the bias voltage output terminal for the second low noise amplifier circuit, and the bias voltage for the first low noise amplifier circuit.
- Switch a fifth switch for turning on and off the bias voltage for the second low noise amplifier circuit, and fourth and fifth signal input terminals for on / off control of the fourth and fifth switches.
- the control circuit is driven by a voltage from one voltage input terminal, and the first and second power amplifiers are controlled by switch control.
- a bias voltage for the circuit and a bias voltage for the first and second low noise amplifier circuits can be output.
- a signal for switch control can be obtained from a logic control terminal integrated in RFIC, baseband IC and the like.
- the third switch By connecting a resistor in parallel with the third switch and setting its resistance value higher than the on-resistance value of the third switch, the third switch is turned on at the low time when the third switch is turned on.
- the bias voltage of the power amplifier circuit is increased due to the resistance
- the third switch is off, the bias voltage is lowered by passing through the parallel resistor, whereby the operating point of the power amplifier circuit becomes variable. Therefore, when the communication distance is extended or the communication environment is poor, the bias voltage is increased to increase the output of the power amplifier circuit. Conversely, when the communication distance is short or the communication environment is good, etc. It is possible to reduce the current consumption by lowering the voltage.
- the output voltage can be adjusted by providing a resistor between the first, second, fourth and fifth switches and each bias voltage output terminal.
- a high frequency component of the present invention having the above high frequency circuit is
- the high-frequency component comprises a single-layered laminate composed of a plurality of ceramic dielectric layers having an electrode pattern formed thereon, and an element mounted on the surface of the laminate, and the first and second demultiplexing circuits are provided.
- the circuit is configured by the electrode pattern in the stacked body, and the switching circuit, the first and second power amplifier circuits, and the semiconductor element for the low noise amplifier circuit are mounted on the stacked body. It features. This configuration miniaturizes high frequency components and reduces insertion loss due to wiring resistance.
- the semiconductor device for the control circuit can also be mounted on the laminate.
- a communication device of the present invention includes the above-described high frequency component.
- the high frequency circuit and the high frequency component of the present invention have good reception sensitivity of wireless communication between electronic and electric devices.
- a circuit compliant with the 11n standard can be configured as a high-frequency component with a small size and low current consumption.
- the first and second frequency bands are respectively 5 GHz band and 2.4 GHz band, and IEEE802.11a, IEEE802.11b and IEEE802.11g.
- a communication device such as a mobile phone provided with a dual band RF front end circuit that can be used for the communication system of the present invention is obtained.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a high frequency circuit according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of a control circuit used in the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of a control circuit and a detection circuit used in the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing an equivalent circuit of an example of a high pass filter circuit used in the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a view showing an equivalent circuit of another example of the high pass filter circuit used in the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a view showing an equivalent circuit of still another example of the high pass filter circuit used in the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a view showing an equivalent circuit of still another example of the high pass filter circuit used in the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a low noise amplifier circuit.
- FIG. 9 is a view showing another example of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing still another example of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing still another example of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the gain characteristics of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing an example of an auxiliary high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 14 (a) is a block diagram showing an example of a low noise amplifier device in a sub high frequency circuit
- FIG. 14 (b) is a block diagram showing another example of the low noise amplifier device in the sub high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 14 (c) is a block diagram showing still another example of the low noise amplifier device in the sub high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 14 (d) is a block diagram showing still another example of the low noise amplifier device in the sub high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 15 One equivalent circuit of the bypass switch portion in the low noise amplifier device shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows an example.
- FIG. 17 is a view showing a further example of the equivalent circuit of the bypass switch portion in the low noise amplifier device shown in FIG. 14 (a).
- FIG. 18 A diagram showing a further example of the equivalent circuit of the bypass switch portion in the low noise amplifier device shown in FIG. 14 (a).
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing another example of the sub high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing a high frequency component according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a block diagram showing an example of a high frequency circuit according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- Garden 24 is a diagram showing an equivalent circuit of a branching circuit and a band pass filter circuit according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 27 is a block diagram showing a control circuit and a detection circuit according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- Garden 27 is a block diagram showing another example of the high-frequency circuit according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- Garden 28] is a block diagram showing a control circuit according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- Garden 29] It is a perspective view showing a high frequency part according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 34 is a perspective view showing a high frequency component according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 35 is a view showing an equivalent circuit of an example of a conventional high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 36 is a block diagram showing another example of a conventional high frequency circuit.
- the high frequency circuit of the present invention is a high frequency circuit for wireless communication that selectively uses a first frequency band and a second frequency band lower than the first frequency band, and includes an antenna terminal; A first transmission terminal to which a transmission signal of the first frequency band is input, a second transmission terminal to which a transmission signal of the second frequency band is input, and a reception signal of the first frequency band Is output, and a second reception terminal from which the reception signal of the second frequency band is output. Furthermore, it has at least one demultiplexing circuit that distributes the paths of the signal of the first frequency band and the signal of the second frequency band, and at least one switch circuit that switches the paths of the transmission signal and the reception signal. A path of the antenna terminal and the first transmission terminal, the antenna terminal and the second transmission terminal, the antenna terminal and the first reception terminal, and the antenna terminal and the second reception terminal are configured. Ru.
- one switch circuit may be used to transmit the first and second transmission terminals, or Switch the connection with the first and second reception terminals.
- the transmission path in the latter stage of the switch circuit is provided with two demultiplexing circuits, ie, a first demultiplexing circuit and a second demultiplexing circuit, in the receiving path. It divides into the route of the signal of two frequency bands.
- the switch circuit for switching the path between the transmission signal and the reception signal is separately used in the first and second frequency bands
- the signal path is one branching circuit and the first and second frequency bands are used.
- switch circuits respectively connected to the signal paths of the first and second frequency bands to connect the first transmission terminal and the first reception terminal, and the second transmission terminal. Switch the connection between and and the second receiving terminal.
- At least the second frequency is provided between the switch circuit and the second reception terminal.
- a low noise amplifier circuit is provided which amplifies the band received signal.
- another low noise amplifier circuit may be provided separately from the low noise amplifier circuit, or the received signal in the second frequency band is amplified.
- the low noise amplifier circuit may be shared.
- the antenna that passes the reception signal of the second frequency band between the antenna terminal and the low noise amplifier circuit and blocks unnecessary waves on the lower frequency side than the second frequency band.
- the first filter circuit close to the terminal and the low noise amplifier circuit are provided with a second filter circuit near them.
- the first filter circuit and the second filter circuit may be disposed via the switch circuit and the Z or branching circuit.
- the stop band of the first filter circuit is on the lower frequency side than the stop band of the second filter circuit.
- many signals with different frequency bands and transmission / reception modes pass in the region near the antenna terminal.
- the signal loss of transmission and reception can be reduced. It can be suppressed.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the present invention that can be shared by two communication systems of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN (IEEE802.11b and / or IEEE802.11g) and 5 GHz band wireless LAN (IEEE802.11a).
- 2 shows a high frequency circuit.
- This high frequency circuit includes a switch circuit (SPDT) 101 connected to the antenna terminal Ant connected to the multiband antenna, and a first diplexer circuit (DIP) connected to the transmission path side of the switch circuit (SPDT) 101. And a high pass filter circuit (HPF) 118 as a first filter provided between the antenna terminal Ant and the switch circuit 101.
- SPDT switch circuit
- DIP first diplexer circuit
- HPF high pass filter circuit
- the first demultiplexing circuit 103 passes the transmission signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN but attenuates the transmission signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN, and passes the transmission signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN. And the high-frequency filter circuit that attenuates the transmission signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- a first power amplifier circuit (PA5) 105 is connected to the high-frequency side filter circuit of the first diplexer circuit 103 via a low pass filter circuit (LPF) 111, and is thus reduced.
- the first power amplifier circuit 105 includes, in order, the first band pass filter circuit (BPF) 107, the balanced-unbalanced circuit (BAL) l 16, and the first transmission terminal (the transmission terminal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN).
- BPF band pass filter circuit
- BAL balanced-unbalanced circuit
- TX5P, TX5N are connected. Due to the balanced-unbalanced circuit 116, the first transmission terminals TX5P and TX5N become balanced terminals.
- the band pass filter circuit 107 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the transmission signal.
- the first power amplifier circuit 105 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the low pass filter circuit 111 attenuates harmonics generated from the first power amplifier circuit 105.
- the high frequency side filter circuit of the first diplexer circuit 103 also attenuates the harmonics.
- a low pass filter (LPF) 112 In the low frequency side filter circuit of the first diplexer circuit 103, a low pass filter (LPF) 112, a second power amplifier circuit (PA2) 106, and a second band pass filter circuit (BPF) 108 are sequentially arranged. , And second transmission terminal (transmission terminal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN) TX2 is connected.
- the band pass filter circuit 108 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the transmission signal.
- the second power amplifier circuit 106 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the low pass filter 112 passes the amplified transmission signal but attenuates harmonics generated by the second power amplifier circuit 106.
- a high pass filter circuit (HPF) 102 as a second filter, a low noise amplifier circuit (LNA) 109 and a second demultiplexing circuit (DIP) 110 are sequentially connected to the reception path side of the switch circuit 101. ing. It is desirable that the low noise amplifier circuit 109 cover a wide band so as to amplify received signals of wireless LANs in the 2.4 GHz band and 5 GHz band. By sharing the low noise amplifier circuit 109 in the 2.4 GHz band and 5 G Hz band, it becomes possible to miniaturize and reduce the cost without requiring two low noise amplifiers as in the conventional circuit configuration. Receive without using branching circuit and bandpass circuit on the input side The sensitivity can be improved.
- the second demultiplexing circuit 110 passes the received signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN but attenuates the received signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN, and passes the received signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN. It consists of a high-frequency filter circuit that attenuates the received signal of power S2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the combination of the low frequency side filter circuit and the high frequency side filter circuit is not limited to the above, and a low pass filter circuit, a high pass filter, a band pass filter and It can be configured by appropriately combining notch filters.
- the signal amplified by the low noise amplifier 109 is demultiplexed by the second demultiplexing circuit 110, and the received signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN is transmitted to the second band pass filter circuit (BPF) 113.
- Reception terminal (reception terminal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN)
- the received signal of 5 GHz band wireless LAN which is output to RX2
- the signal is output to the first receiving terminal (receiving terminal of 5 GHz band wireless LAN) RX5P and RX5N via this. Due to the balanced-unbalanced circuit 117, the first receiving terminals RX5P and RX5N become balanced terminals.
- the voltage supply terminal VCC supplies a constant voltage to the first and second power amplifier circuits (PA 5, PA 2) 105 and 106 and the control circuit (Cont. IC) 120.
- the control circuit 120 includes a voltage input terminal Vc connected to the voltage supply terminal VCC, a bias voltage output terminal Vb5 for the first power amplifier circuit (PA5), and a second power amplifier.
- a third switch (SW3) provided between them, a fourth switch (SW4) for turning on and off the bias voltage for the low noise amplifier circuit, and a resistor R1 connected in parallel to the third switch (SW3).
- SW1 Input terminal PA 500N, terminal PA20N for inputting on / off control signal of second switch (SW2), and terminal HI / LO for inputting signal for on / off control of third switch (SW3)
- SW3 The fourth A terminal LNAON for inputting a signal for on / off control of the switch (SW4) is provided.
- the control circuit 120 can be constituted by a CMOS chip in which a plurality of analog switches are integrally integrated, for example, if the first to fourth switches (SW1 to SW4) can be turned on and off in a direct current manner. .
- the on-resistance of the analog switch is preferably 100 ⁇ or less.
- the control circuit 120 shares the voltage of the voltage supply terminal VCC with the first and second power amplifier circuits 105 and 106, and bias voltages to the first and second power amplifier circuits 105 and 106 and the low noise amplifier circuit 109. Supply. Low current control becomes possible by using a switch switchable by a signal of weak current (1 mA or less) in the control circuit 120.
- the resistor R1 in parallel with the third switch (SW3) has a resistance value of 500 ⁇ or more
- the resistance value of the parallel circuit of the third switch (SW3) and the resistor R1 is the third switch When SW3) is on, it can be set as high as 500 ⁇ or more when it is low.
- the control signal from the signal input HI / LO turns on the third switch (SW3)
- the bias voltage to the power amplifier circuit increases, and when the third switch (SW3) turns off, the power amplifier circuit is turned on.
- the bias voltage of the Therefore, the bias voltage is increased to increase the output of the power amplifier circuit when the communication distance is extended or when the communication environment is poor, and the bias voltage is increased when the communication distance is short or when the communication environment is good. It is possible to lower current consumption by lowering
- the first and second resistors are set appropriately.
- the bias voltage to the power amplifier circuits 105 and 106 and the low noise amplifier circuit 109 can be adjusted.
- the detection outputs of the detection diodes D1 and D2 for the first and second power amplifier circuits PA5 and PA2 are output to the detection terminal VPD.
- the preferable relationship between the detection diodes Dl and D2 and the control circuit 120 is shown in FIG.
- the anode of the detection diode D1 is connected to the bias voltage output terminal Vb5 of the first amplifier circuit PA5 via the resistor R6.
- the anode is connected to the bias voltage output terminal Vb2 of the second power amplifier circuit PA2 via a resistor R7.
- the force saw of both detection diodes Dl and D2 is connected to the common detection terminal VPD via a voltage smoothing circuit consisting of a capacitor C1 and a resistor R5.
- Common use of the detection terminal contributes to miniaturization. This configuration is effective, for example, in forming a high frequency component having the high frequency circuit of the present invention using a ceramic laminated substrate.
- the threshold voltage of a general diode for high frequency is limited to about 0.1 to 1 V, when it is used to monitor the output of a power amplifier circuit, it can not be detected in a low power region. ,.
- the bias voltages can be detected on the detection diodes Dl and D2, the effective threshold voltage can be reduced and detection can be performed even in the low output region.
- the bias voltage can be applied from the bias power supply of the power amplifier circuit to the detection diode, the circuit requiring no separate control terminal can be simplified.
- the resistance value of the resistors R6 and R7 is desirably 1 or more to prevent the output of the power amplifier circuit from returning to the input of the power amplifier circuit via the detection circuit. This can prevent oscillation of the power amplifier circuit and characteristic deterioration.
- the bias voltage Vb5 to detection diode D1 is higher than the threshold voltage Vth of the detection diode, then (Vb5-Vth) X [R5 / (R5 + R6) ]] Is output to detection voltage terminal VPD. That is, the offset voltage is superimposed on the detection output proportional to the output of the power amplifier circuit.
- the resistors R6 and R7 may be provided as a CMOS chip integrated with the control circuit 120.
- the switch circuit 101 mainly includes switching elements such as a field effect transistor (FET) and a diode, and appropriately includes an inductance element and a capacitor, and is preferably, for example, an SPDT (Single Pole Dual Throw) type. Les. TX / RX0 and TX / RX1 input to the switch circuit 101 are switching signals of the switch circuit 101.
- FET field effect transistor
- SPDT Single Pole Dual Throw
- FIG. 4 shows an example of an equivalent circuit of a high pass filter circuit (HPF) 118 provided between the switch circuit 101 and the antenna terminal Ant.
- the high pass filter circuit 118 is provided between an inductance element L11 provided between the terminal PI connected to the antenna terminal Ant and the ground electrode, and a terminal P2 connected to the terminal P1 and the switch circuit 101.
- Capacitance element CI 1 And a series resonant circuit of an inductance element L12 and a capacitance element C12 provided between the terminal P2 and the ground electrode.
- FIG. 5 shows another example of the equivalent circuit of the high pass filter circuit 118.
- the inductance element L11 which is grounded, has the function of preventing damage to the switch circuit and the like due to electrostatic discharge (ESD) power in the antenna.
- the inductance element L11 is preferably 10 nH or less.
- Wireless LAN transmit / receive circuits have often been incorporated in mobile phones. Since the signal of the mobile phone is relatively close to the 2.4 GHz band of wireless LAN, which has a range of about 0.8 to 2 GHz, interference is likely to occur. If interference signals enter, the low noise amplifier circuit may saturate, and wireless LAN reception may not be possible. Therefore, the no-pass filter circuit 118 attenuates the signal of 2 GHz or less so that the mobile phone signal does not interfere. For this reason, it is preferred that the high pass filter circuit 118 have one or more attenuation poles between about 0.8 and 2 GHz. This function is realized by a series resonant circuit of the inductance element L12 and the capacitance element C12.
- a second filter is provided between the switch circuit 101 and the low noise amplifier circuit 109. It is preferable to provide the high pass filter circuit 102 as.
- the high pass filter circuit 102 the circuit of FIG. 6 can be used in addition to the circuit of FIG.
- This high-pass filter circuit is provided between the capacitance elements C31 and C32 provided between the terminal P3 connected to the switch circuit 101 and the terminal P4 connected to the low noise amplifier circuit 109, and between the capacitance elements C31 and C32 and the ground. It has a series resonance circuit of an inductance element L31 and a capacitance element C33 provided between the electrodes.
- the high pass filter circuit also preferably has one or more attenuation poles between about 0.8 and 2 GHz.
- This high-pass filter circuit includes capacitance elements C41 to C43 provided between terminal P3 connected to switch circuit 101 and terminal P4 connected to low noise amplifier circuit 109, and between capacitance elements C41 and C42 and a ground electrode. And a series resonance circuit consisting of an inductance element L41 and a capacitance element C44, and a series resonance circuit consisting of an inductance element L42 and a capacitance element C45 provided between the capacitance elements C42 and C43 and the ground electrode. And a circuit. In this high pass filter circuit, two series The attenuation pole of the resonant circuit can be set independently.
- the second filter has more stages than the first filter because the second filter has steeper filter characteristics.
- the power S the circuit configuration of which the high-pass filter circuit is illustrated in FIGS.
- a band pass filter circuit can be used instead of a high pass filter circuit.
- the insertion loss of a force band pass filter circuit is up to about 2 dB and is larger than the insertion loss of a high pass filter circuit (up to about 0.2 dB).
- High pass filter circuit is preferred. Since the high pass filter circuit can be shared by the first and second frequency bands, the combination with the low noise amplifier circuit shared by the first and second frequency bands is suitable for downsizing and improvement of reception sensitivity.
- Branching circuits 103 and 110, low pass filter circuits 111 and 112, band pass filter circuits 107, 108, 113 and 114, and balanced-unbalanced circuits 116 and 117 are LCs in which an inductance element and a capacitance element are combined. It can be configured by a circuit.
- a high frequency signal having a high pass filter circuit and low noise amplifier circuit shared by communication systems of a plurality of frequency bands, and a demultiplexing circuit connected to the output side of the low noise amplifier circuit to demultiplex received signals of a plurality of frequency bands.
- the circuit is of the type j, which consumes less current. It is possible to suppress the intermodulation distortion of the low noise amplifier circuit derived from the low frequency signal of the mobile phone etc. With this circuit configuration, it is not necessary to provide a filter circuit for each frequency band or to make the filter circuit variable, and it is possible to suppress the complication of the filter circuit and the increase in current consumption.
- the arrangement of the low noise amplifier circuit 109 and the second branching circuit 110 may be interchanged.
- a low noise amplifier circuit for amplifying the reception signal of the first frequency band is provided in the path connected to the first reception terminal on the reception terminal side of the second demultiplexing circuit 110, and the second reception terminal
- Another low noise amplifier circuit for amplifying the received signal in the second frequency band is provided in the connection path, and a no pass filter is provided on the input side of the second demultiplexing circuit 110.
- the high pass filter is shared by the first and second frequency bands, but the low noise amplifier circuit is provided for each frequency band to be used. Therefore, a low noise amplifier circuit having a high gain can be used without the need for a wide band low noise amplifier circuit.
- the low noise amplifier circuit 109a shown in FIG. 8 can also be used, but a wideband low noise amplifier circuit 109b shown in FIG. 9 with flat gain characteristics shown in FIG. 9 is preferred for amplifying signals in the first and second frequency bands.
- the low noise amplifier circuit 109b includes a transistor Tr forming an amplification circuit of the low noise amplifier circuit LNA, an input path connected to the base of the transistor Tr, an output path connected to the collector of the transistor Tr, and a node of the input path.
- a feedback circuit having a resistance element RL1, an inductance element 113 and a capacitance element CL2 connected in series between the node 121 and the node 122 of the output path.
- Capacitance elements CL1 to CL3 cut DC current, and resistance elements RL2 and RL3 adjust the operating point of the low noise amplifier circuit LNA.
- the inductance element LL1 acts as a choke inductor and passes DC current from the power supply VcL, but prevents high frequency signals in the pass band from leaking to the power supply VcL. Although a choke inductor may be placed on the power supply VbL line, this is not necessary because the value of the resistance element RL2 is as large as several tens.
- Resistive element RL1 performs wide-band input / output matching by feeding back part of the output signal to the input side.
- Capacitance elements CL4 to CL6 are noise cut capacitors that absorb noise from the power supply.
- the capacitance elements CL4 to CL6 be set to have a substantially short impedance at the pass band frequency.
- the inductance elements 111 and 112 function as choke inductors, and the inductance element 113 regulates signal feedback.
- FIG. 10 shows still another example of the low noise amplifier circuit.
- This low noise amplifier circuit 109c is connected between the transistor, the input path connected to the base of the transistor Tr, the output path connected to the collector of each transistor, and the node 121 of the input path and the node 122 of the output path. It has a feedback circuit with a resistor RL1 and a capacitor CL7 provided between the node 121 of the input path and the base of the transistor Tr. By connecting the capacitor CL7 between the node 121 and the base of the transistor Tr, the gain characteristic is flattened.
- the CL7 has low impedance at low frequencies and high frequencies, thus reducing the frequency dependence of the gain of the low noise amplifier circuit
- the gain difference at frequencies 2.4 GHz and 5.85 GHz can be less than 2 dB.
- the width of the gain is 2 dB or less even at 2 to 6 GHz.
- gains of more than 12 dB can be obtained in the operating frequency range of 2 ⁇ 4 ⁇ 55 ⁇ 85 GHz.
- the configuration is suitable for amplification of the reception signal of a multiband communication system, and if the gain difference between two or more frequency bands is 5 dB or less, in particular 4 dB or less, an excellent reception side can be obtained.
- High frequency circuit for multi-band communication with circuits [for example, two communication systems of 2.4 GHz band wireless LANs GEEE802.11 b and Z or IEEE 802.11g) and 5 GHz band wireless LANs (IEEE 802.11a and / or IEEE 802.11h)] Is obtained.
- the capacitor CL7 In the operating frequency range, it is preferable to set the capacitance of the capacitor CL7 smaller than the capacitance of the DC cut capacitor CL1, so that the DC cut capacitor CL1 can be regarded as short-circuit but the capacitor CL7 functions effectively.
- the capacitor CL7 In the low noise amplifier circuit 109c shown in FIG. 10, since the feedback amount is determined only by the resistor RL1, the capacitor CL7 is not required to have a large capacitance, for example, a low capacitance of about 2 pF in the 2.4 GHz band. It can be used as part of a circuit.
- the small-capacity capacitor CL7 can reduce the time required for the rise of the signal due to the on-off control of the transistor base voltage.
- the rise time of the low noise amplifier circuit 109a in which the capacitor CL2 is 15 pF is ⁇ sec of the signal due to the on / off control of the transistor base voltage, while the rise is 0.1 / 0.1 in the low noise amplifier circuit 109c in which CL7 is 2 pF. It is i sec.
- FIG. 1 Yet another example of the low noise amplifier circuit is shown in FIG.
- an inductance element LL2 is further connected in series to the resistor RL1 of the feedback circuit. Since the impedance of the inductance element LL2 is large at high frequencies, the amount of feedback becomes smaller at high frequencies than low frequencies, the gain characteristics at high frequencies become high, and the frequency dependence of the gain becomes even flatter.
- the gain difference at frequencies 2.4 GHz and 5.85 GHz can be less than 1 dB, and the gain width can be less than 1 dB even at 2 to 6 GHz. Gain of 13 dB or more can be obtained in the operating frequency range of 2.4-5.85 GHz.
- the inductance element LL2 has a self-resonant frequency higher than the passband and a Q value of 10 or more in the passband.
- This low noise amplifier circuit different The gain difference of the low noise amplifier circuit in several bands can be suppressed to, for example, 4 dB or less.
- FIG. 12 shows gain characteristics of low noise amplifier circuits 109a to 109d (FIGS. 8 to 11) having various feedback circuits.
- the low noise amplifier circuit 109b in which the feedback circuit is provided with the inductance element 113 has a gain with a peak suppressed and a wide band.
- the difference in gain between frequencies 2.4 GHz and 5.85 GHz, which differ by 2 GHz or more, is 5.1 dB for the low noise amplifier circuit 109a, and 4 dB or less for the low noise amplifier circuit 109b.
- the width of the gain between 2 and 6 GHz is 6 dB for the low noise amplifier circuit 109a, while it is 5 dB or less for the low noise amplifier circuit 109b.
- the low noise amplifier circuit 109b secures a gain of 13 dB or more in the operating frequency band of 2.4 to 5.85 GHz.
- the gain characteristics of the low noise amplifier circuits 109c and 109d are further flattened.
- the sub high frequency circuit 123 shown in FIG. 14A In order to prevent distortion of the received signal by the low noise amplifier circuit LNA when the received signal from the antenna is strong, it is preferable to provide the sub high frequency circuit 123 shown in FIG.
- a SPST (Single Pole Single Throw) type bypass switch is connected in parallel with the low noise amplifier circuit LNA.
- the SPST switch it is possible to use a circuit in which field effect transistors FET1 and FET2 are connected in series as shown in FIG.
- a PIN diode may be used instead of the field effect transistor.
- the bypass switch SPST When the received signal is strong, the bypass switch SPST is turned ON by applying, for example, 3 V from the power supply terminal Vbyp, and the low noise amplifier circuit LNA is not operated by applying, for example, 0 V from the power supply terminal VbL. Do. Since the low noise amplifier circuit LNA in non-operation is high in isolation, the received signal passes through the bypass switch SPST to reach the branching circuit DIP. Even when a low noise amplifier circuit LNA receives a signal that is strong enough to saturate, the received signal does not pass through the low noise amplifier circuit LNA but passes through the bypass switch SPST, so that the received signal can be prevented from being distorted.
- the bypass switch SPST When the received signal is weak, the bypass switch SPST is turned off by applying 0 V, for example, from the power supply terminal Vbyp, and the low noise amplifier circuit LNA is operated by applying 3 V, for example, from the power supply terminal VbL. Since the bypass switch SPST in the OFF state has high isolation, The signal passes through the low noise amplifier circuit LNA to reach the demultiplexer circuit DIP. At this time, since the low noise amplifier circuit LNA is operating, the received signal is amplified, and the receiving sensitivity can be improved.
- the high pass filter circuit HPF is disposed between the bypass switch SPDT1 on the antenna side and the low noise amplifier circuit LNA.
- SPDT1 corresponds to the branch point
- SPDT2 corresponds to the junction of the bypass path and the low noise amplifier circuit LNA.
- the received signal strength can be reduced when operating the low noise amplifier circuit LNA, and distortion of the received signal can be reduced by z j.
- the minimum received signal strength of the bypass path side terminal of bypass switch SPDT1 for using a bypass path is -10 dBm
- the insertion loss of high-pass filter 124 is 1 dB
- the insertion loss of bypass switch SPDT1 is 0.5
- the minimum received signal strength at the terminal la for enabling the bypass path is ⁇ 8.5 d
- the minimum received signal strength at the input of the low noise amplifier circuit LNA is 10 dBm.
- the minimum received signal strength at the terminal P1 which enables the bypass path is 9.5 dBm
- the minimum received signal strength at the input of the low noise amplifier circuit LNA is It is dBm. Comparing the circuits of FIG. 14 (b) and FIG. 14 (c), since the lowest reception signal in the bypass path can be reduced by the insertion loss of the high pass filter 124, an improvement in the reception sensitivity can be expected.
- SPST type switches shown in FIG. 14 (d) may be provided in the bypass path.
- the sub high frequency circuit 123 shown in FIG. 19 includes a high pass finisher circuit HPF having a pass band of 2.4 to 5 GHz, a low noise amplifier circuit 125 for amplifying a received signal passing through the high pass filter circuit HPF, and 2.4 GHz. It has a TRIZ circuit that demultiplexes the received signals in the 3.5 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
- Terminal P1 is connected to the antenna side circuit, terminal P2 to the 5 GHz band receiver side circuit, terminal P3 to the 2.4 GHz band receiver circuit, and terminal P4 to the 3.5 GHz band receiver circuit.
- IEEE 802.16 WiMAX
- its derivatives are used.
- the sub high frequency circuit 123 provided in the high frequency circuit of the present invention is a high pass filter circuit having a reception frequency band as a pass band, and a reception connected to the high pass filter circuit and passing through the high pass filter circuit.
- the high pass filter circuit includes: a low noise amplifier device having a low noise amplifier circuit for amplifying a signal; and a demultiplexing circuit connected to the output side of the low noise amplifier device for demultiplexing reception signals of a plurality of frequency bands.
- the noise amplifier device is shared by communication systems of a plurality of frequency bands.
- FIG. 20 shows an example of a high frequency switch circuit that can be shared by two communication systems, a 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN and a 5 GHz band wireless LAN, including the sub high frequency circuit 123.
- This high frequency switch circuit includes a transmission path between the antenna terminal Ant and the transmission terminals (Tx2G, Tx5G), a reception path between the antenna terminal Ant and the reception terminals (Rx2G, Rx5G), an antenna terminal Ant A sub-high frequency circuit provided in a path between the Bluetooth transmit / receive terminal (BLT) and the Bluetooth path, a switch circuit SP3T for switching these paths, and a path between the switch circuit SP3T and the receive terminals (Rx2G, Rx5G) And 123.
- a high pass filter HPF1 is connected to the antenna terminal Ant connected to the multiband antenna, and a switch circuit SP3T Connected High-pass filter HPF1 attenuates frequencies below approximately 1 GHz and prevents damage to semiconductor components such as switch circuits if there is electrostatic discharge in the antenna.
- Switch circuit SP3T switches the connection between the antenna and the transmission terminal, the reception terminal, and the Bluetooth transmission / reception terminal. If the transmission / reception terminal for Bluetooth is not necessary, an SPDT type switch circuit can be used instead of the switch circuit SP3T.
- the detection circuit DET is connected to the transmission terminal of the switch circuit SP3T, and the first branching circuit DIPT1 is connected to the detection circuit DET.
- the detection circuit DET includes a directional coupler CPL, a termination resistor connected to one end of the sub-line of the directional coupler CPL, a Schottky diode connected to the other end of the sub-line, and a Schottky diode. It is comprised by the smoothing circuit which consists of a resistance element and a capacitor element which were connected.
- the main line of the directional coupler CPL is connected to the switch circuit SP3T and the first diplexer circuit DIPT1.
- the detection circuit DET outputs a DC voltage corresponding to the transmission signal current from the detection output terminal Det.
- the detection circuit DET may be provided between the first diplexer circuit DIPT1 and each power amplifier circuit PA2 or PA5. However, the detection circuit is powerful and suitable for miniaturization.
- a detection circuit DET can be provided in each power amplifier circuit PA2, PA5. The DC voltage output from the detection output terminal Det of the detection circuit DET is fed back via the RFIC circuit etc. and used for control of the power amplifier circuits PA2 and PA5.
- a first pass filter DPF1 is connected to the low frequency side filter circuit of DIPT1 in order with a band pass filter BPF3, a high frequency amplification circuit PA2, a band pass filter BPF4, and a transmit terminal Tx2G of a 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN. . If a balanced output is required at the transmit terminal Tx2G, connect a balanced-unbalanced conversion circuit. Bandpass filter circuit BPF4 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the transmission signal.
- the high frequency amplification circuit PA2 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the bandpass filter BPF3 passes the transmission signal amplified by the high frequency amplification circuit PA2, but removes noise and harmonics generated by the high frequency amplification circuit PA2.
- the low frequency side filter circuit of the first diplexer circuit DIPT1 also attenuates the harmonics generated from the high frequency amplifier circuit PA2.
- the band pass filter circuits BPF3 and BPF4 may be omitted depending on the desired characteristics, or may be changed to a low pass filter circuit, a high pass filter circuit, or a notch filter circuit.
- a low-pass filter circuit L PF, a high-frequency amplifier circuit PA 5, a high-pass filter circuit HPF 4, and a transmission terminal Tx 5 G of 5 GHz band wireless LAN are connected to the high frequency side filter circuit of the first diplexer circuit DIPT 1 in order. There is. If a balanced output is required for the Tx terminal Tx5G, connect a balanced-unbalanced converter circuit.
- High pass filter circuit HPF4 removes unnecessary noise outside the low band included in the transmission signal.
- the high frequency amplification circuit PA5 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the low pass filter circuit LPF passes the transmission signal amplified by the high frequency amplifier circuit PA5 but attenuates harmonics generated by the high frequency amplifier circuit PA5.
- the high pass filter circuit HPF 4 and the low pass filter circuit LPF may be omitted according to the desired characteristics, or may be changed to a band pass filter circuit or a notch filter circuit.
- the sub high frequency circuit 123 is connected to the reception terminal of the switch circuit SP3T.
- the sub-high frequency circuit 123 is a high-pass filter circuit HPF that uses the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band wireless LAN frequency bands as a passband, and a low noise amplifier that amplifies the received signal in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the details of the sub high frequency circuit 123 have already been described, and thus will not be described.
- a band pass filter circuit BPF1, an equilibrium-unbalance conversion circuit BAL1, and a reception terminal Rx2G of a 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN are connected to the terminal P3 of the sub high frequency circuit 123 in order.
- Bandpass filter circuit BPF1 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the received signal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN received from the antenna.
- Balance-to-balance conversion circuit BALI balances the circuit to improve the noise resistance of the 2.4 GHz wireless LAN receiver circuit. Ideally, the two equal-sized signals 180 ° out of phase are output from the two balanced reception terminals of the 2.4 GHz wireless LAN.
- Balanced-unbalanced conversion circuit BALI has good impedance conversion function.
- the band pass filter circuit BPF1 may be omitted or may be changed to a high pass filter circuit or a notch filter circuit according to a desired characteristic.
- a high pass filter circuit HPF2, a balanced-unbalanced conversion circuit BAL2, and a reception terminal Rx5G of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN are connected to the terminal P2 of the sub high frequency circuit 123 in order.
- High pass Filter circuit HPF2 removes unnecessary low-band noise from the received signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN received from the antenna.
- Balance-unbalance conversion circuit BAL2 balances the noise to improve the noise resistance of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN receiver circuit. Ideally, two balanced signals of the same amplitude but 180 ° out of phase are output from the two balanced reception terminals of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN.
- Balance-unbalance conversion circuit BAL2 may have an impedance conversion function.
- the pass filter circuit HPF 2 may be omitted or changed to a band pass filter circuit or a notch filter circuit according to the desired characteristics.
- the throttle circuit HPF, HPF1, HPF2, HPF4, balanced-unbalanced circuit BA L1, BAL2, and directional coupler CPL can be configured by an LC circuit in which an inductance element and a capacitance element are combined.
- the configuration of the bypass path can be applied not only to a high frequency circuit for multiband wireless devices, but also to a high frequency circuit for single band wireless devices.
- the high frequency component having the high frequency circuit of the present invention is configured by using a ceramic laminated substrate as a component.
- FIG. 21 shows a high frequency component according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the ceramic laminated substrate 119 is, for example, a green sheet having a thickness of 10 to 200 ⁇ m made of ceramic dielectric material LTCC (Low-Temperature Co-Fired Ceramics) which can be sintered at a low temperature of 1000 ° C. or less.
- a conductive paste of low resistivity Ag, Cu, etc. is printed to form a predetermined electrode pattern, and a plurality of green sheets on which the electrode pattern is formed are integrally laminated and manufactured by sintering. S can.
- the ceramic dielectric material for example, (a) a ceramic containing Al, Si and Sr as main components and Ti, Bi, Cu, Mn, Na, K etc. as auxiliary components, (b) Al, Si And Sr as the main component and Ca, Pb, Na, K, etc. as the accessory component, (c) Al, Mg Si and Gd containing ceramic, (d) Al, Si, Zr and Mg containing ceramic etc. Can be mentioned.
- the dielectric constant of the ceramic dielectric material is preferably about 5 to 15.
- a resin or a composite of a resin and a ceramic powder may be used.
- HTCC high temperature co-fired ceramic
- mainly composed of A10 and a transmission line etc. is made of metal that can be sintered at high temperature such as tungsten or molybdenum. You may make it.
- each layer of the ceramic laminated substrate 119 pattern electrodes for an inductance element, a capacitance element, a wiring line, and a ground electrode are formed, and the pattern electrodes are connected by via hole electrodes.
- the circuit configuration that can be configured by the LC circuit is mainly formed by pattern electrodes. Specifically, the high pass filter circuits 118 and 102, the first and second branching circuits 103 and 110, the low pass filter circuits 111 and 112, the band pass filter circuits 107 and 108 and 113 and 114, and the balanced-unbalanced circuit.
- the main circuit parts 116 and 117 are formed in the ceramic multilayer substrate 119, and some elements thereof are mounted on the top surface of the ceramic multilayer substrate 119 as chip elements.
- the switch circuit 101, the first and second power amplifier circuits 105 and 106, the low noise amplifier circuit 109, and part of elements of the control circuit 120 are incorporated in the ceramic multilayer substrate 119.
- a switch circuit (SPDT) 101, first and second amplifier circuits (PA5) 105, (PA2) 106, a low noise amplifier circuit (LNA) 109, and a control circuit (control circuit) are provided on the upper surface of the ceramic laminated substrate 119.
- a semiconductor element for Cont. IC) 120 is mounted.
- chip capacitors, chip resistors, chip inductors, etc. are also mounted. These parts are connected by wire bonder, LGA, BGA, etc.
- the semiconductor element for the control circuit on the upper surface of the ceramic laminated substrate 119, the high frequency circuit can be configured as a small high frequency component.
- the elements contained in the ceramic laminated substrate 119 and the mounted components are connected to the circuit shown in FIG.
- FIG. 22 shows each layer constituting a high frequency component having the high frequency circuit shown in FIG.
- the first filter circuit comprises the high pass filter circuit (first high pass filter) shown in FIG. 4, and the second filter comprises the high pass filter circuit (second high pass filter) shown in FIG.
- the grounded inductance elements Lll and L12 of the first high pass filter provided between the antenna terminal Ant and the switch circuit SPDT are mounted on the surface layer 1 as a chip inductor. By forming the inductance element that requires high inductance and inductance with a chip element, it is possible to miniaturize the entire high frequency component.
- the grounded inductance elements L 41 and L 42 of the second high pass filter provided between the switch circuit SPDT and the low noise amplifier circuit LNA are formed of a conductor pattern in the ceramic laminated substrate 119. Terminal The conductor pattern constituting the capacitance element C11 disposed in series with the input / output line of the high-pass filter circuit between PI and P2 is formed in the second to fifth layers below the inductance elements Lll and L12, and the ground electrode Gnd It is shielded from the surrounding circuit by the via electrode row connected to.
- the parasitic capacitance can be reduced by forming the conductor pattern of the capacitance element C11 over a plurality of layers.
- the conductor pattern forming capacitance element C12 provided between inductance element L12 and the ground is formed in the eleventh layer, and is connected to inductance element L12 of surface layer 1 by the via electrode.
- the conductor pattern of the capacitance element C12 is disposed so as to be sandwiched between the ground electrode Gnd of the tenth layer and the ground electrode Gnd of the twelfth layer so as to face them.
- the second high pass filter circuit between the terminals P3 to P4 is provided in a corner area of the laminate in a plan view, and is surrounded by the side of the laminate and the via electrode array connected to the ground electrode.
- a series resonant circuit including capacitance elements C41 to C43, an inductance element L41 and a capacitance element C44 arranged in series in the input / output line of the second high pass filter circuit, an inductance element L42 and a capacitance element C45 to
- the series resonant circuit is shielded from the first high pass filter and other circuits.
- this shield configuration can be changed according to the desired characteristics, and may be omitted.
- the conductor patterns constituting the inductance elements L41 and L42 are formed across the sixth to eighth layers so as to be wound in the stacking direction.
- the conductor patterns constituting the inductance elements L41 and L42 are arranged so as not to overlap in adjacent layers in the stacking direction except for the via electrode portion. With this configuration, parasitic capacitance is reduced, Q of the inductance element is reduced, and self-resonance is suppressed.
- FIG. 23 shows a second embodiment of the present invention that can be shared by two communication systems, a 5 GHz band wireless LAN (IEEE 802.11a) and a 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN (IEEE 802.11b and / or IEEE 802.11g).
- Shows a high frequency circuit according to This high frequency circuit includes a switch circuit (SPDT) 201 connected to an antenna terminal Ant connected to a multiband antenna, and a first diplexer circuit (DIP 1) 202 connected to the transmission path side of the switch circuit (SPDT) 201.
- SPDT switch circuit
- DIP 1 first diplexer circuit
- HPF high pass filter circuit
- the first demultiplexing circuit 202 is a low frequency side filter circuit that passes the transmission signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN but attenuates the transmission signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN, and transmits the 5 GHz band wireless LAN. It consists of a high-frequency filter circuit that passes the signal but attenuates the transmit signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the high frequency side filter circuit of the first diplexer circuit 202 includes, in order, the first amplifier circuit (PA1) 205, the band pass filter circuit (BPF) 207, and the first transmission terminal (5 GHz band wireless LAN transmission) Terminal) TX1 is connected.
- the band pass filter circuit 207 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise and harmonics contained in the transmission signal.
- the first power amplifier circuit 205 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the high frequency side filter circuit of the first demultiplexing circuit 202 also attenuates the harmonics.
- a low pass filter circuit for attenuating harmonics generated in the first power amplifier circuit 205 may be provided between the first diplexer circuit 202 and the first power amplifier circuit 205.
- a balanced-unbalanced circuit may be provided between the first transmission terminal TX1 and the band pass filter circuit 207, with the first transmission terminal as a balanced terminal.
- a second power amplifier circuit (PA2) 206, a band pass filter circuit (BPF) 208, and a second transmission terminal (2.4 GHz band) are sequentially arranged in the low frequency side filter circuit of the first demultiplexing circuit 202. Transmitting terminal of wireless LAN) TX2 is connected.
- the band pass filter circuit 208 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise contained in the transmission signal.
- the second power amplifier circuit 206 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the low frequency side filter circuit of the first demultiplexing circuit 202 also has the function of attenuating harmonics generated in the second power amplifier circuit 206.
- a second demultiplexing circuit (DIP2) 203 is connected to the reception path side of the switch circuit 201.
- the second demultiplexing circuit 203 passes the received signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN but passes the received signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN and a low frequency side filter circuit which attenuates the received signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN. It consists of a high frequency side filter circuit that attenuates the received signal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN.
- a first low noise amplifier circuit is sequentially arranged in the high frequency side filter circuit of the second demultiplexing circuit 203.
- (LNA1) 210, band pass filter circuit (BPF) 213, and first reception terminal (reception terminal of 5 GHz band wireless LAN) RX1 are connected.
- the received signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN received by the antenna is amplified by the first low noise amplifier circuit 210 via the switch circuit 201 and output to the first reception terminal RX1. Since the high frequency side filter circuit of the demultiplexing circuit 203 for attenuating the signal of 2.5 GHz or less is connected to the input side of the low noise amplifier circuit 210, the low noise amplifier circuit 210 is generated by radio waves of 2 GHz or less generated from portable devices. Can be avoided.
- a band pass filter circuit (BPF) 212 as a second filter, a second low noise amplifier circuit (LNA 2) 211, and a second filter are sequentially arranged in the low frequency side filter circuit of the second demultiplexing circuit 203.
- Reception terminal (reception terminal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN) RX2 is connected.
- the reception signal of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN received by the antenna is amplified by the second low noise amplifier LNA2 via the switch circuit 201 and output to the second reception terminal RX2. Since the band pass filter circuit 212 for attenuating the signal of 2 GHz or less is connected to the input side of the low noise amplifier circuit 211, unnecessary signals are removed from the signal from the antenna terminal.
- the band pass filter circuit 212 sufficiently attenuates the signal of about 2 GHz or less of the mobile phone and prevents the saturation of the second low noise amplifier circuit 211.
- FIG. 24 shows an equivalent circuit of the branching circuit 203, the band pass filter circuit 212, and the band pass filter circuit 213.
- the branching circuit 203 includes transmission lines lrdl and lrd3 and capacitance elements cr d2 to crd4.
- the capacitance element crd3 and the transmission line lrd3 are tuned to resonate in the 2.4 GHz band.
- the electrical length of the transmission line lrdl is adjusted so that the impedance seen from the common terminal power band pass filter 212 of the diplexer circuit 103 is open in the 5 GHz band. Thereby, the signal of 2.4 GHz band is distributed to the band pass filter circuit 212 side, and the signal of 5 GHz band is distributed to the low noise amplifier circuit 210 side.
- the signal in the 2.4 GHz band is amplified by the low noise amplifier 211 after an unnecessary signal outside the pass band is removed by the band pass filter circuit 212 and output to the second reception terminal RX2.
- the signal in the 5 GHz band is amplified by the low noise amplifier 210, and then the band pass filter circuit 213 removes unnecessary signals outside the pass band and outputs the signal to the first reception terminal RX1.
- the high frequency circuit includes the first and second power amplifier circuits 205 and 206. It has a voltage supply terminal vcc which supplies a constant voltage, and a control circuit (Cont. IC) 204 which receives voltage supply from the voltage supply terminal vcc.
- the first and second power amplifier circuits 205 and 206 incorporate detection diodes, and their detection outputs are output to one detection terminal VPD.
- FIG. 25 shows the configuration of the control circuit 204
- FIG. 26 shows a preferred example of the detection diode and the control circuit 204.
- the control circuit 104 includes a bias voltage output terminal Vddl for the first low noise amplifier circuit (LNA1), a bias voltage output terminal Vdd2 for the second low noise amplifier circuit (LNA 2), and a first low noise amplifier circuit (LNA1).
- the fourth switch (SW4) for turning on and off the bias voltage for switching
- the fifth switch (SW5) for turning on and off the bias voltage for the second low noise amplifier circuit (LNA2)
- the fourth switch (SW4) A terminal LNA10N for inputting an on / off control signal and a terminal LNA20N for inputting an on-off control signal of the fifth switch (SW5) are provided.
- the other configuration is the same as the control circuit and the detection diode shown in FIG. 2 and FIG.
- the switch circuit 201 and the high pass filter circuit 218 are the same as those shown in FIG.
- a force high pass filter circuit may be added in which a band pass filter 212 and a demultiplexing circuit 203 are provided on the input side of the low noise amplifier.
- the high pass filter circuit preferably has one or more attenuation poles, for example at about 0.8 to 2 GHz. This can be realized by a series resonant circuit of an inductance element L12 and a capacitance element C12 shown in FIG. As a result, it is possible to attenuate signals of about 0.8 to 2 GHz and its vicinity, and to stably eliminate the interference of the cellular phone.
- a high pass filter circuit may not achieve the desired attenuation. Therefore, a plurality of high pass filter circuits may be provided. In that case, a high pass filter circuit may be provided between the switch circuit 201 and the low noise amplifier circuits 210 and 211. As such a high pass filter circuit, the circuit shown in FIG. 4, FIG. 6 or FIG. 7 can be used.
- the branching circuits 202 and 203 and the band pass filter circuits 207, 208, 212 and 213 can be configured by an LC circuit in which an inductance element and a capacitance element are combined.
- FIG. 27 shows another example of the high frequency circuit of the present embodiment.
- This high frequency circuit differs from that shown in FIG. 23 in the control circuit (Cont. IC) 204a.
- Configuration of the control circuit 204a It is shown in Figure 28.
- the control circuit 204a has a voltage input terminal Vc connected to the voltage supply terminal VCC, a bias voltage output terminal Vbl for the first power amplifier circuit (PA1), and a bias voltage output terminal Vb2 for the second power amplifier circuit (PA2).
- a terminal PA10N for inputting a signal for ON / OFF control of (SW1), a terminal PA20N for inputting a signal for ON / OFF control of a second switch (SW2), and a signal for ON / OFF control of a third switch (SW3) Terminal HI / LO is provided.
- Their structures are the same as above.
- the arrangement of the bias voltage terminal LNA1V of the first low noise amplifier circuit LNA1 and the bias voltage terminal LNA2V of the second low noise amplifier circuit LNA2 is different from that shown in FIG.
- the drive current for bias voltage terminals LNA1V and LNA2V is relatively small, about 0.1 mA, so they can be driven directly by a logic control power supply integrated in RFIC or baseband IC.
- control circuit is not limited to the high frequency circuit of the present embodiment, and is applied to other high frequency circuits (for example, the high frequency circuit in which the first filter is not disposed) in which the arrangement and presence of the filter are different. be able to.
- FIG. 29 shows a case where a high frequency component having a high frequency circuit according to a second embodiment of the present invention is configured as a component using a ceramic laminated substrate. Since the ceramic laminated substrate 219 can be manufactured by the same method as the first embodiment, the description of the manufacturing method is omitted.
- the circuit configuration that can be configured by the LC circuit is mainly formed by pattern electrodes.
- the first and second branching circuits 202 and 203 and the band pass filter circuits 207, 208, 212 and 213 are mainly composed of pattern electrodes in the ceramic multilayer substrate 219, and The unit is mounted on the upper surface of the ceramic multilayer substrate 219 as a chip element.
- the ceramic laminated substrate 219 includes a switch circuit (SPDT) 201, first and second power amplifier circuits (PA1) 205, (PA2) 206, and first and second low noise amplifier circuits (LNA1) 210, ( Semiconductor elements for LN A2 211 and control circuit (Cont. IC) 204 are mounted. These semiconductor elements are connected to the electrode pattern of the ceramic laminated substrate 219 by wire bonder, LGA, BGA or the like. In particular, high frequency circuits can be miniaturized by mounting semiconductor elements for control circuits.
- the switch circuit 201, the first and second power amplifier circuits 205 and 206, the first and second low noise amplifier circuits 210 and 211, and part of the control circuit 204 are incorporated in a ceramic laminated substrate.
- the mounted components and the built-in elements are connected to the circuit shown in FIG.
- the ceramic laminated substrate 219 mounts a chip capacitor, a chip resistor, a chip inductor, etc. in addition to the above semiconductor elements, but these mounted elements can be appropriately selected in relation to the elements incorporated in the ceramic laminated substrate 219.
- FIG. 30 shows the high-frequency circuit based on This high frequency circuit includes a high pass filter circuit (HPF) 318 as a first filter connected to an antenna terminal Ant connected to a multiband antenna, and a diplexer circuit (DIP) 301.
- the demultiplexing circuit 301 passes the transmit and receive signals of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN but attenuates the transmit and receive signals of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN, and passes the transmit and receive signals of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN but does not pass 5 GHz. It consists of a low frequency side filter circuit that attenuates the transmission and reception signals of the band wireless LAN.
- a first switch circuit (SPDT1) 302 for switching the connection between the antenna side circuit and the transmission path or reception path is connected to the high frequency side filter circuit of the demultiplexing circuit 301 so as to be connected.
- first power amplifier circuit (PA1) 305, first band pass filter circuit (BPF1) 307, and first transmission terminal (transmission terminal of 5 GHz band wireless LAN) TX 1 is connected.
- the first low noise amplifier circuit (LNA1) 306, the second band pass filter circuit (BPF2) 308, and the first reception terminal (5 GHz band wireless LAN) are sequentially received in the reception path of the first switch circuit 302. Terminal) RX1 is connected.
- First band pass filter The circuit 307 removes unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the transmission signal.
- the first power amplifier circuit 305 amplifies the transmission signal of the 5 GHz band wireless LAN.
- the high frequency side filter circuit of the diplexer circuit 301 attenuates harmonics.
- a balanced-unbalanced circuit may be provided between the first transmission terminal TX1 and the band pass filter circuit 307 with the first transmission terminal as a balanced terminal.
- the connection between the antenna side circuit and the transmission path or reception path is made via the third band pass filter circuit (BPF3) 313 as the second filter.
- a second switch circuit (SPDT2) 303 for switching is connected.
- the transmission path of the switch circuit 303 is connected to a second power amplifier circuit (PA2) 311 and a second transmission terminal (a transmission terminal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN) TX2 in order.
- a second reception terminal (a reception terminal of 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN) RX2 is connected to the reception path of the second switch circuit 303 via a second low noise amplifier circuit (LNA2) 310.
- LNA2 low noise amplifier circuit
- the second power amplifier circuit (PA2) 311 amplifies the transmission signal input from the transmission side circuit of the 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN, and the low frequency side filter circuit of the third band pass filter circuit 313 and the diplexer circuit 301.
- the amplifier eliminates unnecessary out-of-band noise included in the transmission signal and attenuates harmonics generated in the second power amplifier circuit 311.
- Second transmission terminal Transmission terminal for 2.4 GHz band wireless LAN
- a band pass filter is provided between TX2 and the second power amplifier circuit 311 to remove unwanted out-of-band noise contained in the transmission signal. You may.
- the received signal (2.4 GHz band) from the demultiplexing circuit 301 passes through the third band pass filter circuit (BPF 3) 313 and the second switch circuit (SPDT2) 303, and the second low noise amplifier circuit (LNA2)
- the signal is input to 310, amplified, and output to the second reception terminal RX2.
- Unwanted signals in the received signal are removed by the branching circuit 301 and the third band pass filter circuit 313.
- the third band pass filter circuit 313 sufficiently attenuates the mobile phone signal of about 2 GHz or less which saturates the second low noise amplifier circuit 310.
- FIG. 31 shows an equivalent circuit of the branching circuit 301 and the third band pass filter circuit 313.
- the branching circuit 301 includes transmission lines ldl and W3 and capacitance elements cd2 to cd4.
- the capacitance element cd3 and the transmission line ld3 are adjusted to resonate in the 2.4 GHz band.
- the electrical length of the transmission line ldl is adjusted so that the impedance seen from the ANT terminal to the bandpass filter 313 is open in the 5 GHz band. This makes 2.4 G
- the signal in the Hz band is distributed to the band pass filter circuit 313, and the signal in the 5 GHz band is distributed to the switch circuit 302 (SPDT1).
- the signal in the 2.4 GHz band passes through the switch circuit 303 (SPDT2) to the noise amplifier circuit 310 after the unnecessary signal outside the pass band is removed by the band pass filter circuit 313, is amplified there, and is amplified. Output to receive terminal RX2.
- the signal in the 5 GHz band passes through the switch circuit 302 and enters the low noise amplifier circuit 306, where it is amplified and then the band pass filter circuit 308 removes unnecessary signals out of the pass band and the first receive terminal RX1. It is output.
- the voltage supply terminal VCC supplies a constant voltage to the first and second power amplifier circuits 305 and 311 and the control circuit (Cont. IC) 304.
- the first and second power amplifier circuits 305 and 311 incorporate a detection diode, and the detection output is output to one detection terminal VPD.
- the switch circuits 302 and 303 and the high pass filter circuit 318 may be the same as those in the first embodiment, and thus the description thereof will be omitted. Also, since the control circuit 304 and the detection diode may be the same as those in the second embodiment, the description thereof will be omitted.
- FIG. 32 shows an example of an equivalent circuit of the band pass filter circuit.
- This band pass filter circuit is composed of magnetically coupled inductance elements lb 1 and lb 2 and capacitance elements cbl to cb 5.
- the parallel resonance frequency of the inductance element lb1 and the capacitance element cb2 and the parallel resonance frequency of the inductance element lb2 and the capacitance element cb4 are respectively set to the 2.4 GHz band or the 5 GHz band which is a pass band.
- the circuit configuration of the band pass filter circuit is not limited to this.
- the branching circuit 301 and the band pass filter circuits 307, 308, and 313 can be configured by an LC circuit in which an inductance element and a capacitance element are combined.
- the inductance element is constituted by the transmission line in the electrode pattern in the laminate component, and the capacitance element is constituted by the parallel electrodes.
- FIG. 33 shows another example of the high frequency circuit of the present embodiment.
- This high frequency circuit is different from the high frequency circuit shown in FIG. 30 in the control circuit (Cont. IC) 304a, but the configuration of the control circuit 304a is the same as that used in the second embodiment shown in FIG. Omit Ru.
- the control circuit 304a can be used not only for the high frequency circuit of this embodiment, but also for example for a high frequency circuit not having the first filter.
- a band pass filter circuit 312 is provided between the second power amplifier circuit (PA2) 311 and the second transmission terminal TX2.
- FIG. 34 shows the case where the high frequency component having the high frequency circuit of the present embodiment is formed by using a ceramic laminated substrate as a component.
- the method of manufacturing the ceramic laminated substrate 319 is the same as that of the first embodiment, so the description will be omitted.
- each layer of the ceramic laminated substrate 319 pattern electrodes for an inductance element, a capacitance element, wiring lines and a ground electrode are formed, and the pattern electrodes are connected by via hole electrodes.
- the elements constituting the main part of the circuits 308 and 313 and the control circuit 304 are formed in the ceramic laminated substrate 319, and the other elements (chip capacitors, chip resistors, chip inductors, etc.) are mounted on the upper surface of the ceramic multilayer substrate 319.
- the mounted elements are connected by wire bonder, LGA, BGA, etc. In particular, by mounting a semiconductor element for a control circuit, the high frequency circuit can be miniaturized.
- the mounted components and built-in elements are connected to the circuit shown in FIG.
- the high frequency circuit of the present invention has a good reception sensitivity.
- the noise figure of the reception path is 3.5 dB in the 2.4 GHz band and 4.0 dB in the 5 GHz band.
- the noise figure is as small as 1.5 dB in the 2.4 GHz band and 2 dB in the 5 GHz band.
- the noise figure is as small as 2 dB in the 5 GHz band.
- the ceramic laminated substrate can be configured to have a very small size of 6 mm ⁇ 4 mm ⁇ 0.6 mm, the present invention can be achieved even with resin sealing of mounted parts by bare chip mounting of semiconductor elements.
- the height of high frequency components can be 1.3 mm. It can be seen that the planar dimension of the high frequency component of the present invention is 1Z2 or less because the conventional small high frequency component has a planar dimension of about 9 mm ⁇ 6 mm.
- the high frequency circuit of the present invention can be configured not only for dual band wireless devices, but also for multi band wireless devices such as triple bands and quad bands. In that case, the high frequency circuit of the present invention may be used as part of a multiband high frequency circuit.
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