High frequency amplifier
US-2020076378-A1 · Mar 5, 2020 · US
US12456954B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12456954-B2 |
| Application number | US-202217882105-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 5, 2022 |
| Priority date | Apr 3, 2020 |
| Publication date | Oct 28, 2025 |
| Grant date | Oct 28, 2025 |
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A high-frequency amplifier includes: a common-source transistor that has gate fingers, drain fingers, and source fingers, amplifies a signal applied to each of the gate fingers as a signal to be amplified, and outputs an amplified signal from each of the drain fingers; a common-gate transistor that has source fingers connected to the drain fingers of the common-source transistor, drain fingers, and gate fingers, and amplifies the amplified signal output from each of the drain fingers of the common-source transistor; a gate bus bar connected to the gate fingers of the common-gate transistor; and capacitors each having a first end connected to the gate bus bar and a second end grounded: wherein the capacitors are arranged at respective positions where impedances obtained by looking toward the respective capacitors from the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor are equal to each other.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A high-frequency amplifier comprising: a common-source transistor that has a plurality of gate fingers, a plurality of drain fingers, and a plurality of source fingers, amplifies a signal applied to each of the gate fingers as a signal to be amplified, and outputs an amplified signal from each of the drain fingers; a common-gate transistor that has a plurality of source fingers connected to the drain fingers of the common-source transistor, a plurality of drain fingers, and a plurality of gate fingers, and amplifies the amplified signal output from each of the drain fingers of the common-source transistor; a gate bus bar to be connected to the gate fingers of the common-gate transistor; and a plurality of capacitors each having a first end connected to the gate bus bar and a second end grounded, wherein the capacitors are arranged at respective positions where distances from the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor to the respective capacitors related to the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor are equal to each other, wherein impedances of the respective capacitors obtained at the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor are equal to each other, each of the plurality of source fingers of the common-source transistor includes a source electrode with an individual source via (ISV) structure having a via hole, each of the plurality of capacitors are provided on the source electrode of the respective source finger. 2. The high-frequency amplifier according to claim 1 , wherein the capacitors have respective capacitances in which amplification operations of the gate fingers of the common gate transistor are in phase with each other. 3. The high-frequency amplifier according to claim 1 , wherein the gate fingers of the common-source transistor, the drain fingers of the common-source transistor, and the source fingers of the common-source transistor are arranged in parallel with the source fingers of the common-gate transistor, the drain fingers of the common-gate transistor, and the gate fingers of the common-gate transistor. 4. A high-frequency amplifier comprising: a common-source transistor that has a plurality of gate fingers, a plurality of drain fingers, and a plurality of source fingers, amplifies a signal applied to each of the gate fingers as a signal to be amplified, and outputs an amplified signal from each of the drain fingers; a common-gate transistor that has a plurality of source fingers connected to the drain fingers of the common-source transistor, a plurality of drain fingers, and a plurality of gate fingers, and amplifies the amplified signal output from each of the drain fingers of the common-source transistor; a gate bus bar to be connected to the gate fingers of the common-gate transistor; and a plurality of capacitors each having a first end and a second end, the second end being grounded, wherein the capacitors are arranged at respective positions where distances from the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor to the respective capacitors related to the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor are equal to each other, wherein impedances of the respective capacitors obtained at the respective gate fingers of the common-gate transistor are equal to each other, each of the capacitors is disposed between a respective one of the gate fingers of the common-gate transistor and a respective one of the source fingers of the common-source transistor, each of the source fingers of the common-source transistor is a source electrode with an individual source via (ISV) structure having a via hole, each of the capacitors are provided on the respective source electrode, the high-frequency amplifier further includes drain source fingers, which are fingers in which the drain fingers of the common-source transistor and the source fingers of the common-gate transistor are integrated, and the gate fingers of the common-source transistor, the source fingers of the common-source transistor, the drain source fingers, the drain fingers of the common-gate transistor, and the gate fingers of the common-gate transistor are arranged in parallel with each other. 5. The high-frequency amplifier according to claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of shunt feedback capacitors having first ends connected to the respective drain fingers of the common-gate transistor and second ends connected to the respective drain fingers of the common source transistor. 6. A radio communication device comprising the high-frequency amplifier according to claim 1 . 7. A radar device comprising the high-frequency amplifier according to claim 1 .
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