Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Yonsei University

Dae-Hyun Kwon

Jong-Soo Lee

Jae-Won Choi

Jae-Hun Lee

Seong-Sik Myoung

Bui Quang Diep

Jong-Hyun Choi

Joung-Yeal Kim

Woo-Young Choi

Sang-Hyun Baek

Young-Taek Lee

Mi-Young Woo

Young-Seok Park

Hong-Tak Lee

Joon-Sun Yoon

Xi Yao

Dong-Jin Oh

To control a gain of a transmit signal in a wireless transmitter, the wireless transmitter is provided. The wireless transmitter includes a baseband processor for processing an analog baseband transmit signal, and a Radio Frequency (RF) signal processor including a plurality of mixers. The plurality of mixers are configured to share an output signal of the baseband processor as an input.

Apparatus and method for controlling signal gain in wireless transmitter

A semiconductor device may include a first terminal electrically connected to a first semiconductor chip, a second terminal electrically connected to a second semiconductor chip, which is different from the first semiconductor chip, a first signal line electrically connecting the first terminal and the second terminal and including a first node, a third terminal connected to a tester monitoring a signal transmitted between the first semiconductor chip and the second semiconductor chip, a fourth terminal applied a reference voltage, a second signal line electrically connecting the third terminal and the fourth terminal and including a second node, a first resistor connected between the first node and the second node and a second resistor directly connected to the second node different from the first resistor.

Semiconductor device and semiconductor package comprising the same

Disclosed are a temperature compensation apparatus and method. The apparatus includes a reference signal generator that supplies at least one of a first current which is constant regardless of temperature variation and a second current which is proportional to temperature variation, a slope amplifier that determines a first output current having a second temperature coefficient which is a multiple of a first temperature coefficient of the second current, based on the first current and the second current, and a slope controller that determines a second output current having a third temperature coefficient, using a weighted average of the first current and the second current.

Apparatus for compensating for temperature and method therefor

Provided is a Radio Frequency (RF) communication apparatus and a method for detecting power. The RF communication apparatus includes a receiver that receives a segment value indicating one of multiple transmission output power ranges, a power detector that detects a strength of an RF transmission signal in an output power range corresponding to the segment value, and a transmitter that transmits the strength of the detected RF transmission signal. The power detector includes a feedback unit that receives the fed-back RF transmission signal, an RF core unit that generates a Root Mean Square (RMS) of the RF transmission signal, and a converter that converts a current signal corresponding to the RMS of the RF transmission signal into a voltage signal, and converts the converted voltage signal from a differential signal to a single signal.

Method and apparatus for detecting power

A clock and data recovery device is provided which includes a phase detector, a charge pump unit, a loop filter unit, and a voltage controlled oscillator. The phase detector detects a phase of a data clock signal to output a comparison signal. The charge pump unit adjusts the amount of charges to be supplied according to the comparison signal. The loop filter unit accumulates the amount of charges to be supplied to output an adjustment signal. The voltage controlled oscillator generates an output clock signal variable according to the adjustment signal. The phase detector compares phases of the data clock signal and each of modulated clock signals sequentially received to output the comparison signal. The modulated clock signals are signals modulated from the output clock signal to have different phases.

Clock and data recovery device

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Seoul, South Korea

Dae-Hyun Kwon