Transmission/reception integrated radio-frequency apparatus
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsShuji Abe, Katsuya Kudo, Masami Oosawa
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Abstract
There is provided a highly reliable transmission/reception integrated radio-frequency apparatus which can achieve a high communication quality in a cable modem. A reception RF signal is input to a reception system block via an input/output terminal, converted to an intermediate-frequency signal, and output from a terminal. An output terminal of a transmission processing section of a transmission system block is connected to the input/output terminal via an overvoltage protection circuit, a high-pass filter functioning as a countermeasure to overvoltage, and a low-pass filter for suppressing harmonics produced from the high-pass filter.
Claims2
A transmission/reception integrated radio-frequency apparatus comprising:
- a frame-like external shield plate surrounding a periphery of a board;
- an input/output terminal provided on one side of the frame-like shield plate;
- an internal shield plate for dividing the board surrounded by the external shield plate into, a first region including an area of the input/output terminal and a second region adjacent to the input/output terminal;
- a reception system block, formed on the first region of the board, for receiving a first radio-frequency signal supplied to the input/output terminal, converting the first radio-frequency signal to an intermediate-frequency signal, and outputting the intermediate-frequency signal;
- a transmission system block, formed on the second region of the board, for processing a second radio-frequency signal for transmission, and outputting the processed second radio-frequency signal to the input/output terminal;
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- an output terminal for deriving the output signal from the reception system block and an input terminal for supplying the second radio-frequency signal to the transmission system block, the output terminal and the input terminal being provided on a side of the external shield plate which is adjacent to said side provided with the input/output terminal and is opposed to the transmission system block.
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