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Title:
RESONATOR, DELTA-SIGMA MODULATOR, AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2011/089661
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
Provided is a secondary resonator that is configured by using a single operational amplifier and that has reduced power consumption and easy-to-set transfer characteristics. The disclosed resonator includes: an operational amplifier (10); a T-shaped filter configured of two resistor elements (11, 12) and one capacitor element (23) and a T-shaped filter configured of two capacitor elements (21, 22) and one resistor element (13), the T-shaped filters being inserted in the negative feedback section of the operational amplifier; a resistor element (14) and a capacitor element (24) connected, respectively, between intermediate nodes (101, 102) and the signal input terminal; and a resistor element (15) and a capacitor element (25) connected in parallel between the signal input terminal and the inverting input terminal of the operational amplifier. In this configuration, the combined admittance for when the elements connected to the intermediate node (101) are connected in parallel is set to be equivalent to the combined admittance for when the elements connected to the intermediate node (102) are connected in parallel.

Inventors:
MITANI YOSUKE
MATSUKAWA KAZUO
TAKAYAMA MASAO
OBATA KOJI
DOSHO SHIRO
Application Number:
PCT/JP2010/004480
Publication Date:
July 28, 2011
Filing Date:
July 09, 2010
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Assignee:
PANASONIC CORP (JP)
MITANI YOSUKE
MATSUKAWA KAZUO
TAKAYAMA MASAO
OBATA KOJI
DOSHO SHIRO
International Classes:
H03H11/12; H03M3/02
Domestic Patent References:
WO2009133653A12009-11-05
WO2010038331A12010-04-08
Foreign References:
JPS5388549A1978-08-04
JPS62183209A1987-08-11
JPS58500926A1983-06-02
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
MAEDA, Hiroshi et al. (JP)
Hiroshi Maeda (JP)
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