Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.

Texas Instruments Corporation

Siliconsystems, Inc.

David Richard Gruetter

Hal Kurkowski

Richard G Yamasaki

Bhavesh G Bhakta

Younggyun Kim

Kenson Tamotsu Harada

Carlton Michael Haight

Various embodiments of the invention achieve optimal data security by adding a security layer to data at the point of generation. Some embodiments add a security feature to data that controls or configures a device at a physical interface.

System and method to securely transfer data

The present disclosure describes a PDU configured to reduce the risk of an abrupt interruption in the flow of electricity caused by a malfunctioning load or overloading of a PDU output connection. In some embodiments, a PDU is configured to enable the monitoring and control of electricity provided to one or more loads coupled to the PDU. In some embodiments, a PDU is configured to enable remote monitoring and reporting through the use of communication devices.

Apparatus and method for monitoring output within a power strip

A circuit for use in a phase lock loop including a first phase detector to detect a first phase error between input signals, the first phase detector obtaining the first phase error during a first time period, a second phase detector to detect a second phase error between the input signals, the second phase detector obtaining the second phase error during a second time period, the second time period being longer than the first time period, and a compensation circuit to compensate the first phase error with a portion of the second phase error signal.

Decision error compensation technique for decision-directed timing recovery loop

A method and apparatus for implementing a noise generator in an integrated circuit read channel to optimize the performance of the signal channel. In the preferred embodiment resistors are used to generate noise. The noise source is buffered and the noise signal passes through a pre-amplifier stage. A differential current digital-to-analog converter controlled multiplier cell controls the amplitude of the noise signal. A switch connects the noise signal to a differential current output buffer, which is coupled to a signal channel.

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David Richard Gruetter