Wireless communication semiconductor integrated circuit device and wireless communication system
Abstract
A receiving circuit of a direct conversion system which includes a differential amplifier circuit which amplifies a received signal, a mixer which combines the amplified received signal and an oscillation signal having a predetermined frequency to perform frequency conversion, and a high gain amplifier circuit in which programmable gain amplifiers and filters which eliminate noise of the received signal, are connected in a multistage and which is configured such that an amplification factor is varied according to the level of the received signal. In the receiving circuit, the low noise amplifier is brought to a non-operating state to allow execution of a DC offset cancel operation of the programmable gain amplifier on the pre-stage side of the high gain amplifier circuit. Thereafter, the low noise amplifier is brought to an operating state to allow execution of a DC offset cancel operation of the final-stage programmable gain amplifier.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A wireless communication system comprising:
an antenna which transmits and receives a signal wave; transmit-receive switching means which supplies a transmission signal output from a transmission circuit to an antenna and supplies a reception signal received at the antenna to a reception circuit; single differential converters which convert the reception signal from the transmit-receive switching means into a differential signal; and a baseband circuit which performs baseband processing on the transmission signal and reception signal, wherein the reception circuit including: a low noise amplifier circuit which amplifies the differential signal, a mixer which synthesizes an output of the low noise amplifier circuit and an oscillation signal having a predetermined frequency, and a high gain amplifier circuit which includes a plurality of programmable gain amplifiers and a plurality of filters which are alternately connected in series, wherein when the high gain amplifier circuit is operated with a first gain, the low noise amplifier circuit is brought to a non-operating state to allow execution of an offset cancel operation of a first stage of the programmable gain amplifier of the high gain amplifier circuit, and thereafter the low noise amplifier circuit is brought to an operating state to allow execution of an offset cancel operation of a second stage of programmable gain amplifier to which the output of the first stage of the programmable gain amplifier is to be supplied, and wherein when the high gain amplifier circuit is operated with a second gain which is lower than the first gain, the low noise amplifier circuit is brought to the non-operating state to execute in sequence the offset cancel operations of the first and the second stage of programmable gain amplifiers of the high gain amplifier circuit, wherein the reception circuit further including: a first register which sets a threshold value for determining which one of the two offset cancel operations is to be executed.
2 . A wireless communication system according to claim 1 , the reception circuit further comprising:
a second register which the first gain and the second gain are set; and an offset cancel circuit which includes offset collection circuits provided in association with the programmable gain amplifiers and a control circuit which receives the value from the baseband circuit and controls the offset collection circuits, wherein the first register and a second register are included in the control circuit, and wherein the control circuit compares the set value of the second register with the threshold value set to the first register to thereby determine which one of the two offset cancel operations is to be executed, and executes the selected offset cancel operation.
3 . A wireless communication system according to claim 2 , wherein the transmission circuit and the reception circuit are formed on a high frequency integrated circuit device, and
wherein the baseband circuit and the high frequency integrated circuit device are respectively formed on a semiconductor integrated circuit device.
4 . A wireless communication system according to claim 2 , wherein the threshold value for determining which one of the two offset cancel operations is executed, is a fixed value.
5 . A wireless communication system according to claim 3 , wherein the first gain is higher than the second gain.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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