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US7221220B2 — Method and apparatus for low-frequency bypass in broadband RF circuitry
Priority Date: 2005-06-07, Publication Date: 2007-05-22, Current Assignee: Guzik Technical EnterprisesReport Generated: 2022-01-11

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Composite Research Score (1-10)
8
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Art VolumeMEDIUM
Tech ComplexityINTRICATE
Priority DateMID
Tech DiversityBROAD
Expert Services Estimate$4,350 — $4,800
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CPC Technology Profile

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Recommended Classes
282
Government Assigned Classes
2
CPC
Title
Score
H03F3/68Combinations of amplifiers  e.g. multi-channel amplifiers for stereophonics | power amplifiers using a combination of several semiconductor amplifiers | (ref: H03F3/211)| | combinations of amplifiers using coupling networks with distributed constants | (ref: H03F3/602)2.253
H03H11/46One-port networks1.140
H03F3/45991by using balancing means1.100
H03F3/347in integrated circuits1.085
H03F3/45475using IC blocks as the active amplifying circuit1.081
H03F3/20Power amplifiers  e.g. Class B amplifiers  Class C amplifiers | (ref: H03F3/26)|  - | (ref: H03F3/30)|  take precedence1.070
H03F1/0266by using a signal derived from the input signal1.070
H03F3/00Amplifiers with only discharge tubes or only semiconductor devices as amplifying elements1.055
H03G3/3036in high-frequency amplifiers or in frequency-changers | (ref: H03G3/3052)|   | (ref: H03G3/32)|   | (ref: H03G3/34)|  take precedence1.055
H03F1/32Modifications of amplifiers to reduce non-linear distortion | by negative feedback | (ref: H03F1/34)1.053
H04L1/0036arrangements specific to the receiver1.036
H03F1/0261with control of the polarisation voltage or current  e.g. gliding Class A1.034
H03F3/1935with junction-FET devices1.027
H03F3/45968by offset reduction1.024
H03F1/0227using supply converters1.020
H04M3/007Access interface units for simultaneous transmission of speech and data  e.g. digital subscriber line [DSL] access interface units | DSL access multiplexers | (ref: H04Q11/0478)|   and | (ref: H04L12/2856)1.014
H03F3/3076with symmetrical driving of the end stage1.013
G01S19/21Interference related issues| | Issues related to cross-correlation  spoofing or other methods of denial of service | interference-related aspects in spread spectrum receivers | per se|  | (ref: H04B1/7097)1.012
H03G3/30in amplifiers having semiconductor devices1.010
H03G9/025frequency-dependent volume compression or expansion  e.g. multiple-band systems | (ref: H03G9/10)|   | (ref: H03G9/18)|  take precedence1.010
G01J5/34using capacitors |   e.g. pyroelectric elements1.009
H03F1/3241using predistortion circuits | (ref: H03F1/3211)|   | (ref: H03F1/3217)|  take precedence1.005
H03H11/28Impedance matching networks1.004
H03H7/38Impedance-matching networks1.004
H03H11/126using a single operational amplifier | (ref: H03H11/1204)|  takes precedence| parallel-T filters | (ref: H03H11/1295)1.003
G01R15/08Circuits for altering the measuring range1.002
H03G3/3052in bandpass amplifiers (H.F. or I.F.) or in frequency-changers used in a (super)heterodyne receiver | (ref: H03G3/32)|   | (ref: H03G3/34)|  take precedence0.999
H03H1/0007of radio frequency interference filters0.999
H03F1/56Modifications of input or output impedances  not otherwise provided for0.995
B06B1/0284with consecutive  i.e. sequential generation  e.g. with frequency sweep0.994
H03H7/253the element being a diode0.992
H03F3/45982by using a feedforward circuit0.992
H04B1/40Circuits0.990
H03F1/565using inductive elements0.988
H03F3/45071with semiconductor devices only0.987
H03F3/30Single-ended push-pull | [SEPP]|  amplifiers | single-ended sense amplifiers | (ref: G11C7/067)| Phase-splitters therefor0.986
H03H11/04Frequency selective two-port networks0.986
G01R31/1227of components  parts or materials | (ref: G01R31/1209)|   | (ref: G01R31/1218)|   | (ref: G01R31/18)|  take precedence| circuits therefor | (ref: G01R31/14)| | testing vessels of electrodes | (ref: G01R31/16)0.985
H03F3/387with semiconductor devices only0.981
H03C1/545using bipolar transistors0.980
G01D5/16by varying resistance0.978
H03H11/405Positive impedance converters | (ref: H03H11/42)|  takes precedence| used in frequency selective networks | (ref: H03H11/0416)0.978
H03F3/193with field-effect devices | (ref: H03F3/195)|  takes precedence0.977
H03D1/10of diodes0.976
H03L7/00Automatic control of frequency or phase| Synchronisation | tuning of resonant circuits in general | (ref: H03J)| | synchronising in digital communication systems  | see|  the relevant groups in class | (ref: H04)0.976
G01F23/266measuring circuits therefor0.976
H03F3/08controlled by light0.976
H03L5/02of power0.976
H03D3/22by means of active elements with more than two electrodes to which two signals are applied derived from the signal to be demodulated and having a phase difference related to the frequency deviation  e.g. phase detector0.975
H03H7/12Bandpass or bandstop filters with adjustable bandwidth and fixed centre frequency | (ref: H03H7/09)|  takes precedence| automatic control of bandwidth in amplifiers | (ref: H03G5/16)0.975
H03H11/1252Two integrator-loop-filters0.975
H04B1/18Input circuits  e.g. for coupling to an antenna or a transmission line | coupling networks between antennas or lines and receivers independent of the nature of the receiver | (ref: H03H)0.974
H03D7/1433using bipolar transistors | (ref: H03D7/145)|  takes precedence0.972
G01R19/00Arrangements for measuring currents or voltages or for indicating presence or sign thereof | (ref: G01R5/00)|  takes precedence| | voltage measurements using secondary electron emission when testing electronic circuits | (ref: G01R31/305)|  | for measuring bioelectric currents or voltages | (ref: A61B5/04)0.971
H04L29/02Communication control | in satellite networks | (ref: H04B7/185)| Communication processing | (ref: H04L29/12)|   | (ref: H04L29/14)|  take precedence| contains provisionally no documents0.969
H03J5/244using electronic means0.969
H03F1/306in junction-FET amplifiers | (ref: H03F1/303)|   | (ref: H03F1/305)|   | (ref: H03F1/309)|  take precedence0.968
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