Radio frequency module and communication device
AssigneeMurata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorTakanori Uejima
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Abstract
A radio frequency module includes: a transmission power amplifier that includes a plurality of amplifying elements that are cascaded; a reception low noise amplifier; and a module board on which the transmission power amplifier and the reception low noise amplifier are mounted. The plurality of amplifying elements include: an amplifying element disposed most downstream; and an amplifying element disposed upstream of the amplifying element, and in a plan view of the module board, a conductive member is physically disposed between the amplifying element and the reception low noise amplifier.
Claims20
A radio frequency module, comprising:
- a first transmission power amplifier that includes a plurality of amplifying elements that are cascaded;
- a first reception low noise amplifier;
- and
- a module board on which the first transmission power amplifier and the first reception low noise amplifier are mounted, wherein
- the plurality of amplifying elements include:
- a first amplifying element disposed most downstream of the plurality of amplifying elements, and
- a second amplifying element disposed upstream of the first amplifying element,
- the module board includes a first principal surface and a second principal surface on opposite sides of the module board,
- the first amplifying element is mounted on one of the first principal surface and the second principal surface,
- the first reception low noise amplifier is mounted on a remaining one of the first principal surface and the second principal surface, and
- in a plan view of the module board, the second amplifying element is physically disposed between the first amplifying element and the first reception low noise amplifier.
A radio frequency module, comprising:
- a first transmission power amplifier that includes a plurality of amplifying elements that are cascaded;
- a first reception low noise amplifier;
- and
- a module board on which the first transmission power amplifier and the first reception low noise amplifier are mounted, wherein
- the plurality of amplifying elements include:
- a first amplifying element disposed most downstream of the plurality of amplifying elements, and
- a second amplifying element disposed upstream of the first amplifying element,
- the module board includes a first principal surface and a second principal surface on opposite sides of the module board,
- the first amplifying element is mounted on one of the first principal surface and the second principal surface, and
- the second amplifying element is mounted on a remaining one of the first principal surface and the second principal surface.
A communication device, comprising:
- a radio frequency (RF) signal processing circuit configured to process radio frequency signals transmitted and received by an antenna;
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- a radio frequency module configured to transfer the radio frequency signals between the antenna and the RF signal processing circuit, wherein
- the radio frequency module includes:
- a first transmission power amplifier that includes a plurality of amplifying elements that are cascaded,
- a first reception low noise amplifier, and
- a module board on which the first transmission power amplifier and the first reception low noise amplifier are mounted,
- the plurality of amplifying elements include:
- a first amplifying element disposed most downstream of the plurality of amplifying elements, and
- a second amplifying element disposed upstream of the first amplifying element,
- the module board includes a first principal surface and a second principal surface on opposite sides of the module board,
- the first amplifying element is mounted on one of the first principal surface and the second principal surface,
- the first reception low noise amplifier is mounted on a remaining one of the first principal surface and the second principal surface, and
- in a plan view of the module board, the second amplifying element is physically disposed between the first amplifying element and the first reception low noise amplifier.
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