Willem Marie Coene

Title: Willem Marie Coene: Adaptive Receiver Innovation

Introduction

Willem Marie Coene is an inventor associated with Geldrop, the Netherlands. His recorded patent concerns an adaptive receiver designed to reduce interference in digital transmission and recording systems.

Latest Patents

Coene is credited with 1 patent: “Interference-free LMS-based adaptive asynchronous receiver.” The invention describes an asynchronous receiver with an LMS-based adaptive equalizer and two control loops: a timing-recovery loop, which may use a phase-locked loop, and the equalizer’s adaptation loop. It aims to prevent interference between these loops by establishing a condition for orthogonal control functionality and incorporating that condition into the equalizer’s adaptation process. The equalizer adapts to keep the condition satisfied.

Career Highlights

Coene is associated with Koninklijke Philips N.V. His patent reflects work on improving the coordination of timing recovery and equalization in digital systems.

Collaborations

David Modrie is identified as Coene’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular roles in developing the patented receiver.

Conclusion

Willem Marie Coene’s recorded invention addresses interference between control loops in adaptive digital receivers, with the goal of supporting reliable transmission and recording.