US4683440A
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High-frequency amplifier device
Assignee: Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Filing: 1986-02-27
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Granted: 1987-07-28
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Expires: 2006-02-27
Abstract
Abstract A high-frequency amplifier device according to this invention comprises a high-frequency amplifier portion, a high-frequency input portion which is formed of a waveguide and which can transmit polarized signals orthogonal to each other, two detector portions which are inserted in the waveguide of the input portion and which respectively and independently detect the polarized wave signals orthogonal to each other, an irreversible circuit to which the polarized wave signals detected by the detector portions are individually input and which selectively and switching delivers one of the polarized wave signals to the high-frequency amplifier portion and returns the other polarized wave signal to the input portion, and a switching control mechanism for switching and controlling transmitting directions of the irreversible circuit in response to a control signal externally applied.
Inventors
- 👤 Yoshihiko Yoshikawa
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-08 04:15
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01P; H01P1/00; H01P1/16; H01P1/161; H03; H03F; H03F3/00; H03F3/54; H03F3/58
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
134 words
A high-frequency amplifier device comprising a high-frequency amplifier portion, a high-frequency input portion which is formed of a waveguide and which can transmit polarized signals orthogonal to each other, two detector portions which are inserted in said waveguide of said input portion and which independently detect the polarized wave signals orthogonal to each other, respectively, an irreversible circuit to which the polarized wave signals detected by said detector portions are individually input and which selectively and switchingly delivers one of the polarized wave signals to said high-frequency amplifier portion and returns the other polarized wave signal to the input portion, and switching control means to switch and control transmitting directions of said irreversible circuit in response to a control signal externally applied, whereby the two orthogonal polarized wave signals can be switched and amplified.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
134 words
A high-frequency amplifier device comprising a high-frequency amplifier portion, a high-frequency input portion which is formed of a waveguide and which can transmit polarized signals orthogonal to each other, two detector portions which are inserted in said waveguide of said input portion and which independently detect the polarized wave signals orthogonal to each other, respectively, an irreversible circuit to which the polarized wave signals detected by said detector portions are individually input and which selectively and switchingly delivers one of the polarized wave signals to said high-frequency amplifier portion and returns the other polarized wave signal to the input portion, and switching control means to switch and control transmitting directions of said irreversible circuit in response to a control signal externally applied, whereby the two orthogonal polarized wave signals can be switched and amplified.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
21 words
A high-frequency amplifier device as defined in claim 1, wherein said irreversible circuit is a latching circulator which has three terminals.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
133 words
A high-frequency amplifier device comprising: a high-frequency amplifier portion; a high-frequency waveguide means for transmitting first and second polarized signals orthogonal to each other; first and second detector portions inserted in the waveguide means for detecting the first and second polarized signals, respectively; a three terminal latching circulator having a first terminal coupled to the first detector portion, a second terminal coupled to the second detector portion, and a third terminal coupled to the high-frequency amplifier portion; and control means for switching the signal rotating directions of the latching circulator in response to a control signal externally applied, whereby either of the first and second signals is supplied to the high-frequency amplifier portion while the other polarized signal and any signal reflected from the high-frequency amplifier portion are returned to the waveguide means.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
133 words
A high-frequency amplifier device comprising: a high-frequency amplifier portion; a high-frequency waveguide means for transmitting first and second polarized signals orthogonal to each other; first and second detector portions inserted in the waveguide means for detecting the first and second polarized signals, respectively; a three terminal latching circulator having a first terminal coupled to the first detector portion, a second terminal coupled to the second detector portion, and a third terminal coupled to the high-frequency amplifier portion; and control means for switching the signal rotating directions of the latching circulator in response to a control signal externally applied, whereby either of the first and second signals is supplied to the high-frequency amplifier portion while the other polarized signal and any signal reflected from the high-frequency amplifier portion are returned to the waveguide means.
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