Texas Instruments Corporation

Mediatek Corporation

Meng-Chang Lee

Khurram Muhammad

Chih-Ming Hung

Dirk Leipold

Ying-Tsang Lu

Gennady Feygin

In accordance with an embodiment, a feedforward filter includes a first path, at least one second path and a signal combiner. The first path has a first translational filter, and employed for providing a first frequency response and generating a first output in response to an input signal based on the first frequency response. The at least one second path has a second translational filter and is coupled to the first path. The at least one second path is employed for providing a second frequency response that is different from the first frequency response to the input signal, and generating at least one second output in response to the input signal based on the second frequency response. The signal combiner is coupled to the first path and the second path, and employed for combining the first output and the at least one second output to generate a filtered signal.

Feedforward filter using translational filter

A harmonic translational filter includes a first path, a second path and a signal combiner. The first path has a first translational filter that is driven by a plurality of first oscillation signals, and is arranged to generate a first output signal according to an input signal. The second path has a second translation filter that is driven by a plurality of second oscillation signals that are different from the first oscillation signals in phase. The second path is coupled to the first path and arranged to generate a second output signal according to the input signal. The signal combiner is coupled to the first path and the second path, and arranged to combine the first output signal and the second output signal to generate a filtered signal.

Harmonic rejection translational filter

Methods and apparatus to perform radio frequency (RF) analog-to-digital conversion are described. According to one example, a receiver includes an amplifier to amplify received analog RF signals and a mixer-free circuit for converting the received analog RF signals to digital signals.

RF feedback engine coupled to receiver low noise amplifier

A multi-tap direct sub-sampling mixing system for wireless receivers is provided with a dynamically configurable passive switched capacitor filter. A front end amplifier is connected to receive a signal. The passive switched capacitor filter is connected to receive the amplified signal and has an output for providing a filtered signal. The switched capacitor filter has at least two sections that are each operable as a pole, wherein a first section of the at least two sections has sets of at least two stacked capacitors interconnected with a set of switches operable to amplify in input voltage provided to an input of the first section in response to operation of the set of switches; and a back end section connected to the output of the switched capacitor filter to receive the filtered signal.

Multi-tap direct sub-sampling mixing system for wireless receivers

RF A/D converter with phased feedback to low noise amplifier

Methods and systems to provide digitally controlled crystal oscillators are disclosed. One example method includes determining a state of an oscillator system and selecting a first output of a digitally controlled crystal oscillator or a second output of a second oscillator based on the determination. In an example implementation, the second oscillator is a ring oscillator.

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Richardson, TX, United States of America

Meng-Chang Lee