Texas Instruments Corporation

Deepak Mohanlal Khanchandani

Paul L Brohlin

Stephen Christopher Terry

Christopher Lee Betty

Jayawardan Janardhanan

Ramanujam Thodur Madabusi

An embodiment of the invention provides a method for reducing data corruption in a wireless power transmission system. Power is transmitted from a primary coil to a secondary coil by induction. The voltage induced on the secondary coil by induction is rectified. The change in current supplied to a load configured to be coupled to the wireless power transmission system is limited.

Charge control circuitry in a wireless power receiver

Reducing corruption of communication in a wireless power transmission system

A voltage clamping circuit includes a current source having a fixed current source and a variable current source and a variable resistor receiving current from the current source. The variable resistor varies its resistance in response to an environmental operating condition. The voltage clamping circuit also includes an amplifier configured to compare a sensor node voltage with a reference voltage, the sensor node voltage being in communication with the voltage drop across the variable resistor. The amplifier is configured and connected to provide a control output to control the variable current source to modify current output from the variable current source to at least in part prevent the sensor node voltage from exceeding a reference voltage when certain operating conditions are present.

Sensor node voltage clamping circuit and method

A digital display unit which receives horizontal lines of unequal length in a V-active region and computes an average length of the lines. The average is used to generate horizontal line demarkers in the V-blank (vertical blank) region. The demarkers specify the transition from one line to the other. Such a feature is useful in spread spectrum clocking (SSC) based display signals in which HSYNC signals may also not be available to determine the transitions from one line to another in the V-blank region.

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Deepak Mohanlal Khanchandani