This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Radrock (Chongqing) Tech Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Tuanjie Ding: Radio-Frequency Circuit Inventor
Introduction
Tuanjie Ding is an inventor based in Shenzhen, China, whose patent work focuses on radio-frequency (RF) circuitry and front-end components. His listed inventions address low-noise amplification and input impedance matching. Ding is associated with Radrock (Chongqing) Tech Co., Ltd. and holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Ding’s listed patents concern circuit designs intended to manage signal amplification, impedance, and parasitic capacitance in RF systems.
Low Noise Amplification Circuit. This invention combines an RF amplification circuit, an output impedance matching circuit, and an attenuation network. It also includes a passive attenuation path and an impedance regulation network. The regulation network is configured to resonate with parasitic capacitance in different operating modes, including capacitance associated with the attenuation network and the passive attenuation path.
Input Impedance Matching Network and Radio Frequency Front-End Module. This invention uses a first inductor connected between two pads, with the second pad serving as the output toward a low-noise amplifier. A compensation regulation circuit adjusts parasitic capacitance from one or both pads to ground. The design is configured so that the first pad’s parasitic capacitance to ground is greater than the second pad’s.
Career Highlights
Ding’s listed patent portfolio centers on RF front-end design. The inventions address circuit-level challenges involving amplification, impedance matching, attenuation, and parasitic capacitance.
Collaborations
Ding is associated with Radrock (Chongqing) Tech Co., Ltd. His listed coworkers include Jianxing Ni and Nan Song.
Conclusion
Tuanjie Ding’s patent work reflects a focus on practical RF circuit design, particularly low-noise amplification and impedance matching for radio-frequency front-end applications.
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