Ting-Yi Chou

Title: Ting-Yi Chou and CAN Bus Ringing Suppression

Introduction

Ting-Yi Chou is an inventor associated with Zhubei City, Taiwan. His work includes a patent for a transmitter circuit designed to suppress ringing on a Controller Area Network (CAN) bus. Chou is associated with Amazing Microelectronic Corporation and has 1 patent listed in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Chou’s patent, “Transmitter Circuit with Ringing Suppression,” describes a CAN bus transmitter that helps reduce ringing during operation. The circuit includes a CAN bus driver stage that receives a transmit data signal and generates CAN high and CAN low voltage signals. Two operational transconductance amplifiers receive the respective voltage signals. When a control signal is logically high, the amplifiers actively pull both signals toward the dominant-state common-mode voltage, suppressing ringing on the bus.

Career Highlights

Chou’s listed invention addresses signal behavior in CAN bus communication, a technology used to connect controllers and devices. The patent’s approach uses active voltage control to bring the CAN high and CAN low signals to a shared common-mode voltage under specified conditions.

Collaborations

The information provided identifies Che-cheng Lee as Chou’s coworker. Chou is also associated with Amazing Microelectronic Corporation.

Conclusion

Ting-Yi Chou’s patent presents a circuit-based method for suppressing ringing on a CAN bus by actively controlling its high and low voltage signals.