Kiran Kumar Kakarla

Title: Kiran Kumar Kakarla: Wireless Analog Interface Innovation.

Introduction

Kiran Kumar Kakarla is an inventor based in Hyderabad, India, associated with Qualcomm Incorporated. His work includes an invention for adjusting common-mode voltage in a single-ended analog interface used in wireless devices.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent associated with Kakarla: “Online Common-Mode Voltage Adjustment for Single-Ended Analog Interface in a Wireless Device.” The invention describes methods and apparatus for estimating a first common-mode voltage during online operation and using that estimate to generate a second common-mode voltage for another portion of a wireless device’s receive path. This approach supports signal processing across integrated circuits that handle different parts of the receive path. Kakarla is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Kakarla’s listed patent work focuses on wireless communications and analog signal processing. The invention addresses online adjustment of common-mode voltage between integrated circuits, with the aim of supporting operation of a single-ended analog interface.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Madhav Venkateswaran and Saishankar Katri Pulliyakode as Kakarla’s coworkers. Their names are associated with his professional context, though specific roles in the patent are not provided.

Conclusion

Kiran Kumar Kakarla’s listed invention reflects work on improving common-mode voltage handling in wireless receive paths, contributing to Qualcomm Incorporated’s patent activity in wireless communications.