Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Young-Taek Lee

Joon-Hee Lee

Jong-Soo Lee

Jong-Won Choi

Young-Gun Pu

Sung-Jun Lee

Hoon-Tae Kim

Kyoung-Ho Kim

Sang-Wook Han

Si-Bum Jun

Sang-Hyun Baek

Jae-Hyun Lim

Jin-Man Han

Dae-Hyun Kwon

Byung-Hak Cho

Hong-Seon Hwang

Hong-Tak Lee

Xi Yao

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

An electronic device for compensating for process variation is provided. The electronic device includes a first circuit configured to consume a current supplied to the first circuit, and a second circuit configured to control the current supplied to the first circuit, The second circuit is configured to generate a signal for controlling the current supplied to the circuit based on a frequency of a pulse signal generated using a second component that is of a same kind as a first component of the first circuit.

Apparatus and method for compensating for process variation in electronic device

A method and apparatus for calibrating a terminal is provided. The apparatus includes a modem; a transmission chain configured to process a signal input from the modem and transmit the processed signal via an antenna; a reception chain configured to process a signal received via the antenna and transmit the processed signal to the modem; and a connector configured to connect an output of the transmission chain and an output of the reception chain via an envelope detector and a switch configured to turn on/off the envelope detector, calibrate a DC offset voltage and I and Q signals of the transmission chain by inputting a one-tone signal of 1 MHz into the transmission channel via the modem in a state where the envelope detector is turned on, and calibrate a second order input intercept point (IIP2) characteristic value by adjusting the signal input into the modem via the reception channel.

Calibration apparatus and method of terminal in wireless communication system

An apparatus and a method for Direct Current (DC) offset calibration in a signal transmission device of a wireless communication system are provided. The apparatus includes a first DC calibration unit for removing a DC offset from a signal, which is output from a Current-to-Voltage Converter (IVC), by using a first DC calibration value, a Variable Gain Amplifier (VGA) for amplifying the signal output from the IVC, a second DC calibration unit for removing a DC offset from a signal output from the VGA by using a second DC calibration value, a Low Pass Filter (LPF) for filtering the signal output from the VGA, a third DC calibration unit for removing a DC offset from a signal output from the LPF by using a third DC calibration value, and a controller for determining the first DC calibration value, the second DC calibration value and the third DC calibration value.

Apparatus and method for DC offset calibration in signal transmission device

An electronic device and a method for control of an output amplitude of a Voltage Control Oscillator (VCO) in the electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a first circuit configured to output a frequency signal corresponding to a control voltage, and a second circuit configured to generate control bits that control an amplitude of the frequency signal based on a comparison result between a peak voltage of the frequency signal and a reference voltage of the frequency signal.

Device and method for controlling output amplitude of voltage control oscillator in electronic device

An apparatus and a method for increasing Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) performance representing quality of transmission signal are provided. The apparatus and the method suppress an image frequency component generated due to mismatch of IQ channels in order to transmit/receive a large amount of data without distortion in 4generation wireless communication standard candidate technologies such as a Long Term Evolution (LTE) system and a mobile WiMax system. The apparatus includes a LOcal frequency (LO) buffer including an amplifier. The LO buffer controls the gain and the phase of the amplifier using a control bit for controlling resistor connection.

Apparatus and method for compensating for IQ mismatch in mobile communication system

A drive amplifier having improved linearity while being characterized by low current consumption. The drive amplifier includes first and second transistors having a gate to which first and second differential Radio Frequency (RF) voltages are respectively input; a third transistor which has a drain connected to a drain of the second transistor and a source connected to the gate of the first transistor, and a drain-source current which increases with an increase in the second differential RF voltage; and a fourth transistor which has a drain connected to a drain of the first transistor and a source connected to the gate of the second transistor, and a drain-source current which increases with an increase in the first differential RF voltage.

Drive amplifier

A back-bias level sensor used for a semiconductor device wherein a sensing current for sensing a back-bias voltage is prevented from directly flowing into the substrate (or the back-bias voltage terminal). The gate of a PMOS transistor is provided with the back-bias voltage while the source is provided with a ground voltage, so that a pump circuit performs the pumping operation to increase the back-bias voltage when the back-bias voltage is lower than a predetermined voltage level; otherwise, the pump circuit is de-energized, thereby reducing the back-bias voltage.

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Young-Taek Lee