POWER SAVING CIRCUITS FOR TIME DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS AMPLIFIERS
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Apr 24, 2008
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Oct 20, 2006
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Oct 20, 2006
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A method and system for conserving power consumption within a network amplifier. The system includes a first communication device for receiving a Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) signal. The TDMA signal includes both broadcasting timeslots and non-broadcasting timeslots. A power amplifier amplifies the TDMA signal to generate an amplified TDMA signal. The TDMA signal is analyzed by a sensing circuit for detecting the presence of the broadcasting timeslots. The sensing circuit turns the power amplifier on during the broadcasting timeslots and off during the non-broadcasting timeslots so that the power amplifier only amplifies the TDMA signal during the broadcasting timeslots and does not amplify the TDMA signal during the non-broadcasting timeslots. The resultant amplified TDMA signal is then transmitted by a second communication device.
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