Hughes Network Systems, LLC

Juerg Widmer

Bill Whitmarsh

Sattar Atashbahar

Raymond Gamboa

Mani Jodat

Michael I Parr

Michael Chin

Shijo Jose

A dose setting mechanism configured to set a desired dose for an injection device, the dose setting mechanism includes a housing, a dose setting knob, a dose setting device and a coupling element. The dose setting knob is configured to set the desired dose by a compulsory guided combined axial and rotational movement of the dose setting knob relative to the housing. Upon drug delivery, the dose setting knob is moved axially relative to the dose setting device or the housing and the coupling element is configured to engage at least one of the dose setting device and the housing to thereby permanently axially lock the dose setting knob to the respective one of the dose setting device and the housing.

Mobile terminal and methods of use

A mobile terminal and its methods of use are disclosed herein. In an embodiment, a mobile terminal for enabling radio communications includes a common reference device, frequency conversion circuitry, and pilot tracking circuitry and/or signal tracking circuitry. The common reference device provides a common reference signal for frequency conversions. The frequency conversion circuitry uses the common reference signal from the common reference device to perform a frequency conversion of incoming or outgoing communications. The pilot tracking circuitry determines a frequency error based on a frequency of a received pilot signal and causes an adjustment to the frequency conversion performed by the frequency conversion circuitry based on the frequency error. The signal tracking circuitry determines a frequency error signal based on the frequency of an incoming communication signal and causes an adjustment to the frequency conversion performed by the frequency conversion circuitry based on the frequency error.

A telecommunications terminal includes a memory and a processor programmed to execute instructions stored in the memory. The instructions include determining an estimate of a link attenuation of a first communication link while receiving a channel and applying the estimate of the link attenuation to a second communication link after transitioning to the second communication link.

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Juerg Widmer