Aviacomm Inc.

Other

Rdw, Inc.

Tiposi, Inc.

Chung-Hsing Chang

Shih Hsiung Mo

Yan Cui

Shih Mo

Ted Hsiung

Lih-Jyh Weng

Lin Zhou

Ba-Zhong Shen

Jahan Ghofraniha

Reza Ebrahimi Ghiri

Shih H Mo

Robin Yubin Zhu

An Hue Ta

Junjie Yang

Shen Chan

A microwave imaging system is provided. The microwave imaging system comprises at least one transmitter circuit and a plurality of receiver circuits. The microwave imaging system further comprises at least one direct digital synthesizer (DDS) circuit, for generating a signal that is provided as an input to each of the plurality of receiver circuits by the at least one transmitter. The microwave imaging system further comprises a clock generation module which is configured to provide a clock signal to each of the at least one transmitter circuit, the plurality of receiver circuits, and the DDS circuit.

System and method for microwave imaging

One embodiment of the present invention provides a synthesizer. The synthesizer includes one or more tunable oscillators, a frequency-dividing circuit coupled to the tunable oscillators, and a multiplexer coupled to the frequency-dividing circuit. The frequency-dividing circuit includes a number of frequency dividers, and is configured to generate a number of frequency-dividing outputs. At least one frequency-dividing output has a different frequency division factor. The multiplexer is configured to select a frequency-dividing output.

Fractional-N synthesizer

One embodiment of the present invention provides a receiver for wireless communication. The receiver includes a demodulator and at least one filtering mechanism coupled to the demodulator, and an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) coupled to the filtering mechanism. The filtering mechanism can be configured to function as a low-pass filter (LPF) or a band-pass filter (BPF), thereby enabling the receiver to function as a direct-conversion receiver or a low-intermediate frequency (low-IF) receiver.

Reconfigurable wideband receiver

One embodiment of the present invention provides a transmitter for wireless communication. The transmitter includes a wideband tunable modulator, a number of power amplifiers with a particular power amplifier associated with a particular frequency range, and a wideband power amplifier (PA) driver. The PA driver is configured to receive an output signal from the wideband tunable modulator, amplify the output signal, and send the amplified output signal to at least one of the power amplifiers.

Wideband transmitter front-end

One embodiment of the present invention provides a receiver for wireless communication. The receiver includes a group of band-pass filters (BPFs), a wideband amplifier coupled to the BPFs, and a tunable demodulator coupled to the wideband amplifier. A particular BPF is configured to filter RF signals at a particular frequency band. The wideband amplifier is configured to amplify the filtered RF signals. The tunable demodulator is configured to demodulate the amplified RF signals.

Low-power and noise-cancelling wideband receiver front-end

Transceiver architectures for supporting multi-band radio frequencies are disclosed. According to one aspect of the present invention, a number of processing channels are designed, each for one specified carrier frequency. A number of switching means is provided to ensure that a processing channel is properly selected for a specified carrier frequency. Each of the processing channels includes at least an amplified and a low-pass filter, where the low-pass filter is automatically programmable in response to a wireless standard (e.g., Wi-Fi or WiMAX). A single voltage oscillator (VCO) is used to support operations of each of the processing channels.

Transceiver architecture for supporting multi-band RF

An integrated circuit for streaming media over wireless networks is disclosed. The integrated circuit includes a media module that is designed to process media data. When non-media data is in, switching means is provided to avoid the non-media data being processed in the media module. One of important features in the integrated circuit is the underlying designs that are capable of facilitating wireless communication in different wireless networks. In one embodiment, a baseband processor is provided to facilitate wireless communications in more than one standard. The baseband processor is uniquely designed to facilitate wireless communications in a Wi-Fi network as well as a WiMAX network. As a result, same chips may be used to stream media data across different wireless networks.

Architecture of an integrated circuit for streaming media over wireless networks

A combined encoding/syndrome generating circuit is segmented into multiple-cell blocks that operate in parallel during encoding operations to produce interim sums. The interim sums are then combined to propagate a sum across the system, from the first cell to the last cell. Each cell includes a Galois Field multiplier and an associated update adder and register. A block of two cells includes two sets of associated Galois Field multipliers, registers and update adders, and a block feedback adder that produces the associated interim sum by adding together the products produced in parallel by each of the cells. A block with more than two cells includes additional feedback adders that operate in parallel to selectively combine the products produced by the plurality of cells, and produce an interim sum that includes a contribution from each of the cells in the block. The system then adds together the interim sums produced simultaneously by the various blocks, to propagate a sum across the system. Also, the interim sum from a given block is combined in parallel into the products produced by the respective cells of the next block, to include in the update signals that are fed back to the associated registers the contributions from each of the previous cells. During syndrome generation operations, the cells essentially operate independently to produce the syndromes. The current system includes more feedback adders than the conventional Fettweis-Hassner circuit, however, the delay through the current system is reduced from that of the conventional system, since many of the feedback adders in the current system operate in parallel.

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Milpitas, CA, United States of America

Chung-Hsing Chang