Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 23
Claim 1
Independent Claim
181 words
A linear compensating circuit for maintaining a linearity of an input-output characteristic of an amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be outputted from said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve said linearity of said input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit, said branching circuit being effective for controlling said level of said input signal and said level of said output signal associated, respectively, with said first level detection means and said second level detection means.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
181 words
A linear compensating circuit for maintaining a linearity of an input-output characteristic of an amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be outputted from said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve said linearity of said input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit, said branching circuit being effective for controlling said level of said input signal and said level of said output signal associated, respectively, with said first level detection means and said second level detection means.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
158 words
A linear compensating circuit for maintaining a linearity of an input-output characteristic of an amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be outputted from said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve said linearity of said input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and wherein said phase compensating means has a characteristic that cancels a phase change of said output signal induced by amplitude compensation of said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
158 words
A linear compensating circuit for maintaining a linearity of an input-output characteristic of an amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be outputted from said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve said linearity of said input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and wherein said phase compensating means has a characteristic that cancels a phase change of said output signal induced by amplitude compensation of said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
24 words
The linear compensating circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein at least one of said first and second level detection means is a detector.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
164 words
A linear compensating circuit for maintaining a linearity of an input-output characteristic of an amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be outputted from said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve said linearity of said input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit; and wherein said branching circuit has means for controlling the level of a signal to be provided.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
164 words
A linear compensating circuit for maintaining a linearity of an input-output characteristic of an amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be outputted from said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve said linearity of said input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit; and wherein said branching circuit has means for controlling the level of a signal to be provided.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
17 words
The linear compensating circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein said amplifying means is a power amplifier.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
146 words
An amplifier comprising: amplifier means; first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and wherein said phase compensating means has a characteristic that cancels a phase change of said output signal induced by amplitude compensation of said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
146 words
An amplifier comprising: amplifier means; first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and wherein said phase compensating means has a characteristic that cancels a phase change of said output signal induced by amplitude compensation of said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
22 words
The amplifier as claimed in claim 6, wherein at least one of said first and second level detection means is a detector.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
23 words
The amplifier as claimed in claim 6, wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
153 words
An amplifier comprising: amplifier means; first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit and wherein said branching circuit includes means for controlling the level of a signal to be provided.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
153 words
An amplifier comprising: amplifier means; first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; and phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and wherein at least one of said input and output signals is provided through a branching circuit and wherein said branching circuit includes means for controlling the level of a signal to be provided.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
15 words
The amplifier as claimed in claim 6, wherein said amplifying means is a power amplifier.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
162 words
A linear compensating circuit for compensating a linearity of an input-output characteristic of amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means thereby improving a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and a differential amplifier for amplifying a difference between an output of said first level detection means and an output of said second detection means to send it to said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 17
Dependent Claim
162 words
A linear compensating circuit for compensating a linearity of an input-output characteristic of amplifying means comprising: first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means thereby improving a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and a differential amplifier for amplifying a difference between an output of said first level detection means and an output of said second detection means to send it to said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 18
Dependent Claim
23 words
The linear compensating circuit as claimed in claim 11, wherein said amplitude compensating means is effective to increase and decrease said input signal.
Claim 19
Dependent Claim
54 words
The linear compensating circuit as claimed in claim 11, further comprising first and second branching circuits through which said input and output signals are taken out respectively, said first and second branching circuits being able to control a level of said signal to be sent out to said first and second detection means, respectively.
Claim 20
Dependent Claim
151 words
An amplifier comprising: amplifier means; first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and a differential amplifier for amplifying a difference between an output of said first level detection means and an output of said second detection means to send it to said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 21
Dependent Claim
151 words
An amplifier comprising: amplifier means; first level detection means for detecting a level of an input signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; second level detection means for detecting a level of an output signal to be inputted to said amplifying means; amplitude compensating means for controlling an amplitude of said input signal in accordance with a difference between a signal level detected by said first detection means and a signal level detected by said second detection means to improve a linearity of an input-output characteristic of said amplifying means; phase compensating means for controlling a phase of said input signal in accordance with a level of an output signal detected by said second level detection means; and a differential amplifier for amplifying a difference between an output of said first level detection means and an output of said second detection means to send it to said amplitude compensating means.
Claim 22
Dependent Claim
23 words
The linear compensating circuit as claimed in claim 14, wherein said amplitude compensating means has functions of increasing and decreasing said input signal.
Claim 23
Dependent Claim
53 words
The linear compensating circuit as claimed in claim 14, further comprising first and second branching circuits through which said input and output signals are taken out respectively, said first and second branching circuits being able to control a level of said signal to be sent out to said first and second detectors, respectively.