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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 15, 2011
Filed:
Sep. 07, 2007
Thomas Puehringer, Pfarrkirchen, AT;
Dietmar Wenzel, München, DE;
Friedrich Seebacher, Leonding, AT;
Burkhard Neurauter, Linz, AT;
Rainer Koller, Linz, AT;
Christian Duerdodt, Bochum, DE;
Hans Margiol, Linz, AT;
Markus Schutti, Linz, AT;
Thomas Puehringer, Pfarrkirchen, AT;
Dietmar Wenzel, München, DE;
Friedrich Seebacher, Leonding, AT;
Burkhard Neurauter, Linz, AT;
Rainer Koller, Linz, AT;
Christian Duerdodt, Bochum, DE;
Hans Margiol, Linz, AT;
Markus Schutti, Linz, AT;
Infineon Technologies AG, Neubiberg, DE;
Abstract
A description is given of a radio frequency module comprising an interface unit configured to receive macros having a first format from an input of the radio frequency module, a microprocessor coupled to the interface unit and operable to convert the macros having the first format to macros having a second format, a first memory coupled to the microprocessor and operable to store macros having the second format provided by the microprocessor and a first finite state machine implemented in hardware and configured to process macros having the second format accessed from the first memory.