Yen-Hung Kuo

Title: Yen-Hung Kuo and Multi-Mixer Interference Reduction

Introduction

Yen-Hung Kuo is an inventor associated with Taipei, Taiwan, and MediaTek Corporation. His patent work includes radio-frequency circuit design, with a focus on reducing interference in multi-mixer systems. The supplied data lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

The listed patent, “Multi-Mixer System and Method for Reducing Interference Within Multi-Mixer System,” describes an amplifier module that receives signals from an antenna or antenna arrays and generates multiple radio-frequency input signals. These signals are delivered to separate channels, each of which uses a mixer to combine an input signal with a local oscillating signal and produce a mixed signal. At least one channel includes an interference-reduction circuit between the amplifier module and its mixer.

The patent description was provided twice in the supplied information, so it is presented here once.

Career Highlights

Kuo’s listed invention addresses interference in systems that process multiple radio-frequency signals through parallel mixer channels. The design places an interference-reduction circuit in the signal path before a mixer, offering a targeted approach to improving multi-channel operation.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Yuan-Yu Fu and Ying-Tsang Lu as Kuo’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Yen-Hung Kuo’s listed patent work centers on reducing interference in multi-mixer radio-frequency systems, reflecting an engineering focus connected with his association with MediaTek Corporation.