Qualcomm Incorporated

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Lsi Logic Corporation

William R. Gardner

Klein S. Gilhousen

Paul E. Jacobs

Ming-chang Tsai

Chong U. Lee

S. Katherine Lam

Andrew P. Dejaco

William Robert Gardner

Paul Eric Jacobs

S Katherine Lam

Sharath Manjunath

Andrew P Dejaco

Richard Doil Lane

Ming-Chang Tsai

Roberto Padovani

Chong U Lee

Klein S Gilhousen

Ranganathan Krishnan

Noam A Ziv

Albert Scott Ludwin

Lindsay A Weaver, Jr

Gilbert Christopher Sih

Linley M Young

Peter P White

Edward George Tiedemann, Jr

Avneesh Agrawal

Francesco Grilli

Inyup Kang

Avinash Jain

Gerald S Baker

Qiuzhen Zou

Thomas Wilborn

Steven M Mollenkopf

Katherine S Lam

Charles T Weber

Peter A Monta

Craig Beierwaltes

Photoluminous markers can include a photoluminescent outer surface and an inner surface configured to affix to a surface of a building element, and an overlay having an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface being removably coupled to a surface area of the photoluminescent outer surface of the photoluminous marker, wherein the overlay permits light emitted from the photoluminescent outer surface to be visible.

Photoluminous marker with transparent cover

Digital multimedia is broadcast to wireless receivers on a unidirectional wireless broadcast channel, while control data necessary for presentation of the multimedia is provided on a bidirectional, point-to-point wireless link.

System and method for controlling broadcast multimedia using plural wireless network connections

A cover can comprise a photoluminescent outer surface, an inner surface configured to be affixed to an indicator sign, and one or more void areas passing through the inner and outer surfaces arranged in a pattern, wherein the pattern defines a negative image in contrast to the photoluminescent outer surface, wherein the negative image corresponds to a graphic on the indicator sign such that the first graphic is visible through the void areas when the cover is affixed to the indicator sign.

Photoluminescent cover for indicator signs

An exemplary stair nosing assembly comprises an elongated base, a plate adhered to the base, and a cover temporarily covering the base and the plate. The base has at least one anchor portion extending downwardly from the upper portion for attaching to a lip of a tread pan and/or embedding in a concrete tread. The plate can have various features to enhance traction and visibility. The cover has front and rear lips that engage with front and rear edges of the base, and a weakened region adjacent the rear lip. When the assembly is embedded in a concrete tread, the cover is configured to fracture at the weakened region when the front lip of the cover is lifted upward from the base, leaving the rear lip remaining embedded in the concrete and allowing the rest of the cover to be removed to expose upper surfaces of the base and plate.

Stair nosing assembly

The present disclosure concerns embodiments of a stair tread which can be installed on a staircase. The stair tread has a metal core at least partially covered with high-strength concrete. In an exemplary embodiment, the core portion has first and second horizontally extending metal plates that are spaced apart vertically from each other, and a grid of vertically extending metal support walls positioned between the first and second metal plates. The core portion can also include retention elements extending upwardly from and distributed across the top of the upper plate for securing the concrete covering to the core.

Stair tread

A system and method for multimedia data transmission including pooling, by a computer, at least first and second multimedia data streams together in a single channel, wherein each stream defines a respective sequence of frames and each frame includes at least a base layer and at least one enhancement layer; dynamically establishing, by the computer, first and second bit rates respectively associated with the first and second streams; and transmitting, by a transmitter, the at least first and second streams on the channel.

Joint transmission of multiple multimedia streams

A mobile computing device with multiple modes, for example, wireless communication and personal computing, has an application processor and a communication processor. In the computing mode, the application processor is the master processor. In the communication mode, the application processor is deenergized to conserve battery power, with the communication processor functioning as the master processor by accessing the device's peripheral bus using the memory interface of the communication processor.

Low power dual processor architecture for multi mode devices

A method, apparatus and computer program product for predicting received signal strength in a wireless mobile receiver. The invention bounds the range of allowed values for a next predicted signal. The bounded prediction compensates for erroneous values from multipath fading. The predicted signal strength is used to set the mobile receiver amplifier gain to the desired level.

Method and apparatus for predicting received signal strength in a communication system

A system and method for partitioning a bandwidth of a single channel among plural multimedia streams in a time varying manner. The partitioning is undertaken by dynamically establishing first and second bit rates respectively associated with first and second multimedia streams.

A method and apparatus that allows a telecommunications system using cdma2000 1&#xd7; to easily migrate to using cdma2000 3&#xd7;. In other embodiments, the invention provides for better spectrum management, allows concurrent usage of a standard cdma2000 1&#xd7; reverse link with a cdma2000 1&#xd7; time-division-duplexing (TDD) reverse link, and provides for hardware supplementation&#x2014;as opposed to total replacement&#x2014;when additional services are added to an existing code-division-multiple-access (CDMA) system.

Method and apparatus using a multi-carrier forward link in a wireless communication system

A method and apparatus are described for controlling the data rates for communications to and from a base station and a plurality of remote users. The usage of the communications resource whether the forward link resource (from base station to remote users) or reverse link resource (from remote users to base station) is measured. The measured usage value is compared against at least one predetermined threshold value and the data rates of communications or a subset of communications on said communications resource is modified in accordance with said comparisons.

Method and apparatus for determining the transmission data rate in a multi-user communication system

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

William Robert Gardner