High frequency power amplifier
A high frequency power amplifier comprises: an amplifier that amplifies signals received from a first input terminal and outputs amplified signals to an output terminal; a bypass route that connects a second input terminal to the output terminal without passing through the amplifier; a capacitor having a first end connected to the amplifier, and a second end connected to the output terminal; a first switch having a first terminal connected to the second end of the capacitor and to the output terminal, and a second terminal connected to the bypass route; an inductor connected in parallel with the capacitor; a second switch connected in parallel with the capacitor, and connected in series with the inductor; and a control unit that turns off the first switch and the second switch at a high power level and turns on the first switch and the second switch at a low power level.
1. A high frequency power amplifier comprising:
an amplifier that amplifies signals received from a first input terminal and outputs amplified signals to an output terminal;
a bypass route that connects a second input terminal to said output terminal without passing through said amplifier;
a capacitor having a first end connected to said amplifier, and a second end connected to said output terminal;
a first switch having a first terminal connected to the second end of said capacitor and to said output terminal, and a second terminal connected to said bypass route;
an inductor connected in parallel with said capacitor;
a second switch connected in parallel with said capacitor, and connected in series with said inductor; and
a control unit that turns off said first switch and said second switch at a high power level and turns on said first switch and said second switch at a low power level.
2. A high frequency power amplifier comprising:
an amplifier that amplifies signals received from a first input terminal and outputs amplified signals to an output terminal;
a bypass route that connects a second input terminal to said output terminal without passing through said amplifier;
an inductor having a first end connected to said amplifier, and a second end connected to said output terminal;
a first switch having a first terminal connected to the second end of said inductor and to said output terminal, and a second terminal connected to said bypass route;
a capacitor connected in parallel with said inductor;
a second switch connected in parallel with said inductor, and connected in series with said capacitor; and
a control unit that turns off said first switch and said second switch at a high power level and turns on said first switch and said second switch at a low power level.
3. A high frequency power amplifier comprising:
an amplifier that amplifies signals received from a first input terminal and outputs amplified signals to an output terminal;
a bypass route that connects a second input terminal to said output terminal without passing through said amplifier;
a capacitor having a first end connected to said amplifier, and a second end connected to said output terminal;
a first switch having a first terminal connected to the second end of said capacitor and to said output terminal, and a second terminal connected to said bypass route;
a plurality of inductors connected in parallel with said capacitor;
a plurality of second switches connected in parallel with said capacitor, and connected in series with said plurality of inductors; and
a control unit that turns off said first switch and said plurality of second switches at a high power level and turns on said first switch and said plurality of second switches at a low power level.
4. A high frequency power amplifier comprising:
an amplifier that amplifies signals received from a first input terminal and outputs amplified signals to an output terminal;
a bypass route that connects a second input terminal to said output terminal without passing through said amplifier;
an inductor having a first end connected to said amplifier, and a second end connected to said output terminal;
a first switch having a first terminal connected to the second end of said capacitor and to said output terminal, and a second terminal connected to said bypass route;
a plurality of capacitors connected in parallel with said inductor;
a plurality of second switches connected in parallel with said inductor, and connected in series with said plurality of capacitors; and
a control unit that turns off said first switch and said plurality of second switches at a high power level and turns on said first switch and said plurality of second switches at a low power level.