Molex Corporation

Lsi Corporation

Avago Technologies General IP (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Joseph D Stenger

Jason P Brenden

Cameron Carroll Rabe

David W Kelly

Peter John Windler

Gregory L Bella

Scott M O'Brien

Amrit Panda

Jeffrey R Ciarlette

Robert Sosack

Gregory Bella

Jeffrey Ciarlette

Exemplary embodiments are disclosed of solar mitigation solutions for electronic equipment, such as electronic control modules (ECMs) or electronic control units (ECUs) (e.g., automotive telematics control unit (TCU), TCU antenna module, etc.), antennas, antenna arrays, vehicular antenna assemblies, radomes, cellular towers, other electronic equipment that is exposed to solar radiation and suffers from the external energy impact, etc.

Solar mitigation solutions for electronic equipment

A power charging module includes a controller, a charging port, and a temperature sensor. The charging port delivers power to an external device plugged into the charging port. The temperature sensor provides a sensed temperature to the controller. A standard maximum power output is delivered to the charging port if the sensed temperature is categorized in a nominal thermal condition range, a modified maximum power output is delivered to the charging port if the sensed temperature is categorized in an intermediate thermal condition range, and power output to the charging port is discontinued if the sensed temperature is categorized in a critical thermal condition range.

Power charging module and temperature-based methods of using same

A vehicle USB hub system that includes a USB hub, a controller and memory unit is provided. The vehicle USB hub system collects data link quality metrics for messaging to and within a vehicle. The USB hub has a CRC error detector for detecting CRC errors in messaging received via its ports. Information regarding detected CRC errors is stored in the memory unit. The controller generates a CRC error log using the information stored in the memory unit upon receiving an indication that an error log should be sent. The controller then sends the CRC error log to a device via the USB hub port indicated.

Vehicle USB hub system

A method for reducing common-mode disturbances during power-on and power-off modal transitions in a current driver includes providing a programmable current source operative to generate a current having a controllable rise-time and controlling the programmable current source such that a rise-time of the current generated by the current driver is set to a first rise-time value during power-on and power-off modes of operation and is set to a second rise-time value during polarity transitions in a data mode of operation of the current driver, the first rise-time value being greater than the second rise-time value.

Mitigation of common mode disturbances in an H-bridge driver

The present inventions are related to systems and methods for data processing, and more particularly to systems and methods for synchronizing operations in a data storage system.

Systems and methods for timing control in a data processing system

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Woodbury, MN, United States of America

Joseph D Stenger