Andreas Oeldemann

Title: Andreas Oeldemann: Digital Filter Circuit Inventor.

Introduction

Andreas Oeldemann is an inventor based in Munich, Germany, associated with Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG. His patent work includes a digital filter circuit designed with multiple convolution sub-circuits.

Latest Patents

Oeldemann is credited with 1 patent: “Digital Filter Circuit Having a Number of Convolution Sub-Circuits.” The invention describes a digital filter circuit comprising a pre-adder circuit, a convolution circuit, and a post-adder circuit. The pre-adder circuit contains at least two pre-adder sub-circuits, while the post-adder circuit contains at least two post-adder sub-circuits. The convolution circuit has more convolution sub-circuits than either the pre-adder or post-adder circuit has corresponding sub-circuits. The patent also describes an electronic device incorporating the circuit.

Career Highlights

Oeldemann’s listed invention focuses on the architecture of digital filtering circuitry, particularly the relationship between its pre-adder, convolution, and post-adder components. His professional association with Rohde & Schwarz connects his work to a company active in electronics and communications technology.

Collaborations

Oeldemann’s listed coworkers include Michael Vonbun and Julian Leyh. The available information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Andreas Oeldemann’s patent describes a digital filter architecture that uses a greater number of convolution sub-circuits than pre-adder or post-adder sub-circuits.