Philippe Chubbert

Title: Philippe Chubbert and Temperature Compensation in Radiofrequency Equipment.

Introduction

Philippe Chubbert is an inventor associated with Toulouse, France, and Thales. His patent work addresses temperature-related variations in electrical quantities within embedded space radiofrequency telecommunications equipment.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Chubbert: “Method for Digitally Compensating Variations, as a Function of Temperature, of an Electrical Quantity of an Embedded Space Radiofrequency Telecommunications Equipment Item.” The method measures equipment temperature and applies an analogue control voltage to maintain an electrical quantity at a predetermined setpoint. It uses lookup tables associated with different setpoints and, when the measured temperature falls between stored temperature states, interpolates intermediate states and corresponding digital control words. It then selects the control word for the measured temperature and delivers the corresponding analogue control to at least one individual device. Chubbert is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

Chubbert’s listed invention focuses on digitally compensating for temperature-driven changes in space radiofrequency equipment. The approach combines temperature measurement, lookup-table data, interpolation, and analogue control to help maintain a target electrical value.

Collaborations

The provided information names Jean Maynard and Raoul Rodriguez as Chubbert’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Philippe Chubbert’s listed patent presents a temperature-compensation method for embedded space radiofrequency telecommunications equipment, using digital calculations to guide analogue control.