Spectrian Corporation

Silicon Labs Sc, Inc.

Other

Texas Instruments Corporation

Silicon Laboratories Inc.

David L Brubaker

Manu Seth

Mir Bahram Ghaderi

Richard Steven Miller

Andrew D McCraith

John Alan Eisenberg

Lance Todd Mucenieks

Brian L Baskin

Dieter Werner Statezni

Charles Stuart Robertson, Iii

Hongzhi Zhao

Xiaohan Chen

Xing Zhao

Darin Boone

A method of dynamically calculating and updating the Volterra kernels used by the Digital Pre Distortion engine based on output power, input signal bandwidth, multicarrier configuration, frequency response and power amplifier temperature. A dominant Volterra kernels searching DSP engine based on innovation bases with minimum RMS error selection is implemented to continuously update the Volterra kernels set used in DPD to model the power amplifier non linear behaviors.

Dynamic determination of volterra kernels for digital pre-distortion

A frequency-control circuit, which is configured to receive a first signal having a first untuned frequency from a first oscillator, and to alter one or more pulses of the first signal to tune an output frequency of an output clock signal to have an average frequency at the desired target frequency. In some embodiments, the frequency-control circuit receives a signal from a single oscillator to generate a calibrated, precise, and temperature-stable clock.

Precision, temperature stable clock using a frequency-control circuit and a single oscillator

A frequency-control circuit, which is configured to receive a first signal having a first untuned frequency from a first oscillator, and to alter one or more pulses of the first signal to tune an output frequency of an output clock signal to have an average frequency at the desired target frequency. In some embodiments, the two oscillators of intentionally different frequencies are periodically switched at a duty factor, which is dependent on an absolute temperature, to generate a calibrated, precise, and temperature-stable clock.

Precision, temperature stable clock using a frequency-control circuit and dual oscillators

Linearity of an RF/microwave power amplifier is enhanced by an amplitude and phase distortion correction mechanism based upon signal envelope feedback, that operates directly on the RF signal passing through the power amplifier. A phase-amplitude controller responds to changes in gain and phase through the RF/microwave power amplifier signal path caused by changes in RF input power, DC power supply voltages, time, temperature and other variables, and controls the operation of a gain and phase adjustment circuit, so as to maintain constant gain and transmission phase through the RF/microwave power amplifier.

Polar envelope correction mechanism for enhancing linearity of RF/microwave power amplifier

Polar envelope correction mechanism for enhancing linearity of

The method of the present invention for bagging pre-silage, has the steps of (a) receiving a bale of pre-silage from a loader, (b) compressing the bale in at least one cross section dimension to fit into a bag, and (c) advancing the compressed bale into the bag. The apparatus of the present invention for bagging baled pre-silage, has (a) a support frame having a plurality of lateral walls. The lateral walls define a rear opening to which a bag is attached, and a front opening through which is received the baled pre-silage. At least one of the lateral walls is reversibly movable in a direction toward an opposite lateral wall for compressing or squeezing the baled pre-silage to a size that will fit into the bag. The front opening has a closure and ram for enclosing the baled pre-silage and applying the ram to advnce the compressed baled pre-silage through the rear opening and into the bag. Within the bag, the baled pre-silage is free to expand and completely or nearly completely fill the cross section of the bag.

Method and apparatus for storing baled pre-silage

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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

David L Brubaker