Fujitsu Corporation

Masayuki Hosoda

Alexander Nikolaevich Lozhkin

Tadahiro Imada

Yoichi Kawano

Tatsuya Hirose

Ikuo Soga

Masato Nishimori

An amplifier circuit includes: a plurality of amplifiers; a plurality of monitor elements provided for each of the plurality of amplifiers and disposed on a same chip with the corresponding amplifier; and a processor configured to: measure characteristics of each of the plurality of monitor elements; reduce a difference in distortion between a plurality of signals output from the plurality of amplifiers based on the measured characteristics; and compensate for the distortion.

Amplifier circuit and antenna device

A power amplifier circuit includes a plurality of amplifiers, a detector configured to detect distortion characteristics of each of the plurality of amplifiers, a control circuit configured to control a bias voltage to be applied to at least one amplifier of the plurality of amplifiers so that the distortion characteristics of each of the plurality of amplifiers detected by the detector are matched, and a distortion compensator configured to perform distortion compensation for the plurality of amplifiers, based on the distortion characteristics of each of the plurality of amplifiers detected by the detector.

Power amplifier circuit and antenna device

A power amplifier includes a main amplifier, an auxiliary amplifier, and a control circuit. The main amplifier is configured to amplify input power, and the auxiliary amplifier is configured to amplify the input power when the input power exceeds a certain level. The control circuit, which is provided between a source of the main amplifier and a ground, is configured to control a source potential of the main amplifier so as to increase the source potential when the input power reaches at least a certain value.

Power amplifier, semiconductor integrated circuit, and method of controlling the power amplifier

A vibration detection component includes a diaphragm that has a light transparency; alight emitting element that emits light into the diaphragm at a certain inclination angle relative to a normal direction of the diaphragm; and a light receiving element that receives the light emitted from the light emitting element and reflected by an interface between the diaphragm and a medium in contact with the diaphragm and converts the light into an electric signal related to vibration of the diaphragm.

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Yamato, Japan

Masayuki Hosoda