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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 26, 2016
Filed:
Dec. 30, 2009
Siegfried Brandstaetter, Linz, AT;
Burkhard Neurauter, Linz, AT;
Mario Huemer, Alkoven, AT;
Werner Hein, Neubiberg, DE;
Wandad Sadat-guscheh, Linz, AT;
Manuel Jung, Traun, AT;
Gunther Kraut, Egmating, DE;
Thomas Puehringer, Pfarrkirchen, AT;
Friedrich Seebacher, Wartberg ob der Aist, AT;
Andreas Voggeneder, Schwerthberg, AT;
Michael Wekerle, St. Martin, AT;
Dietmar Wenzel, Munich, DE;
Siegfried Brandstaetter, Linz, AT;
Burkhard Neurauter, Linz, AT;
Mario Huemer, Alkoven, AT;
Werner Hein, Neubiberg, DE;
Wandad Sadat-Guscheh, Linz, AT;
Manuel Jung, Traun, AT;
Gunther Kraut, Egmating, DE;
Thomas Puehringer, Pfarrkirchen, AT;
Friedrich Seebacher, Wartberg ob der Aist, AT;
Andreas Voggeneder, Schwerthberg, AT;
Michael Wekerle, St. Martin, AT;
Dietmar Wenzel, Munich, DE;
Intel Deutschland GmbH, Neubiberg, DE;
Abstract
Described herein are devices and methods for implementing a transceiver with independently controlled components. The components may include a programmable digital portion, a dedicated digital portion, and an analog portion. Each independently controlled component includes a programmable controller that resides in the programmable digital portion of the component that controls components in the dedicated digital or analog portions using state transition information. The programmable controller is configured to accommodate a broad spectrum of state transition information and is capable of emulating a plurality of hardwired finite state machines