Voltage and current sense circuits for measuring a load connected to a power amplifier
AssigneeGoodix Technology (Hk) Company Limited
InventorsMike Hendrikus Splithof, Marco Berkhout
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AssigneeGoodix Technology (Hk) Company Limited
InventorsMike Hendrikus Splithof, Marco Berkhout
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Voltage sense circuit for measuring a load connected to a power amplifier, the load configured to receive a first and second voltage in opposite phase, the voltage sense circuit comprises a first input terminal coupled to the first voltage, a second input terminal coupled to the second voltage, a first voltage divider circuit comprising an input coupled to the first input terminal and an output coupled to the first output terminal, a second voltage divider circuit comprising an input coupled to the second input terminal and an output coupled to the second output terminal and a driver circuit comprising a first input configured to receive a reference voltage, a second input configured to receive a common mode signal of first and second voltage divider circuits, and an output to drive an output common mode voltage of the first and the second voltage divider circuits with the reference voltage.
A voltage sense circuit for measuring a load connected to a power amplifier wherein the load is configured to receive a first voltage at a first end and a second voltage at a second end, wherein the first and the second voltages are in opposite phase, wherein the voltage sense circuit comprises:
A current sense circuit for measuring a load connected to a power amplifier wherein the load is configured to receive a first voltage at a first end and a second voltage at a second end, wherein the first and the second voltages are in opposite phase, wherein the current sense circuit comprises:
A method of operating a voltage sense circuit for measuring a load connected to a power amplifier wherein the load is configured to receive a first voltage at a first end and a second voltage at a second end, wherein the first and the second voltages are in opposite phase, the method comprising the steps of:
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