Timothy M. Magnusen - Murphy TX, US Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune ( Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B001/10 H03K005/00
US Classification:
455307, 455324, 327552
Abstract:
A filter circuit includes a polyphase filter coupled to a first circuit component and a second circuit component. The first circuit component propagates four input current signals to the polyphase filter. The third and fourth input current signals are substantially one-hundred-eighty degrees out of phase with the first and second input current signals. The polyphase filter receives the input current signals and generates four output current signals that are out of phase with each other. The second circuit component generates first and second output signals using the four output current signals. The first and second output signals are ninety degrees out of phase with each other.
System And Method For Establishing A Bias Current Using A Feedback Loop
A circuit for establishing a bias current includes a mixer, an amplifier, a bias resistor, a comparator, and a drive circuit. The mixer receives a drive voltage and at least a portion of a bias current. The amplifier is coupled to the mixer and receives at least a portion of the bias current. A bias resistor is coupled to the amplifier at a node and a bias voltage exists at the node. The comparator is coupled to the node and compares the bias voltage with a reference voltage. The comparator further generates an output signal based at least in part upon the comparison. The drive circuit generates the drive voltage in response to the output signal such that the bias voltage substantially equals the reference voltage thereby establishing the bias current.
Tom L. Davis - Carrollton TX, US Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US Carey Ritchey - Plano TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune (Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B017/00
US Classification:
455 6711, 4551692, 4551804
Abstract:
Linearizer circuitry is disclosed for providing control signal outputs to operate a controllable attenuator throughout a relatively large dynamic range while maintaining a relatively consistent return loss. Preferred embodiment linearizer circuitry provides a series control current and a shunt control current for coupling to a PIN diode attenuator, such as may be configured in a π network or a T network. Preferably, differential pairs are utilized in providing each of the control current outputs.
Current Driven Polyphase Filters And Method Of Operation
Timothy M. Magnusen - Murphy TX, US Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune (Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B 1/10
US Classification:
455302, 455307
Abstract:
A filter circuit includes a polyphase filter coupled to a first circuit component and a second circuit component. The first circuit component propagates four input current signals to the polyphase filter. The third and fourth input current signals are substantially one-hundred-eighty degrees out of phase with the first and second input current signals. The polyphase filter receives the input current signals and generates four output current signals that are out of phase with each other. The second circuit component generates first and second output signals using the four output current signals. The first and second output signals are ninety degrees out of phase with each other.
Current Driven Polyphase Filters And Method Of Operation
Timothy M. Magnusen - Murphy TX, US Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune (Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B 1/10
US Classification:
455302, 455307
Abstract:
A filter circuit includes a polyphase filter coupled to a first circuit component and a second circuit component. The first circuit component propagates four input current signals to the polyphase filter. The third and fourth input current signals are substantially one-hundred-eighty degrees out of phase with the first and second input current signals. The polyphase filter receives the input current signals and generates four output current signals that are out of phase with each other. The second circuit component generates first and second output signals using the four output current signals. The first and second output signals are ninety degrees out of phase with each other.
Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US Peter Kipfelsberger - Ingolstadt, DE Philip T. Hisayasu - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune (Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B 17/02 H04B 11/28
US Classification:
455136, 4552451, 455333
Abstract:
A device for measuring voltage levels includes a root mean square (RMS) detector. The RMS detector includes a linear multiplier, a log converter, a low-pass filter and a temperature compensator. The linear multiplier multiplies a voltage of an input signal by the voltage of the input signal. The low-pass filter couples to an output of the linear multiplier. The log converter generates a logarithmic signal having a voltage that is logarithmically related to a voltage of an output of the low-pass filter. The temperature compensator adjusts the logarithmic signal based on a temperature of the RMS detector. The RMS detector is capable of determine an RMS voltage level of the input signal.
Michael D. Womac - McKinney TX, US Armin G. Deiss - Richardson TX, US Thomas Leigh Davis - Carrollton TX, US Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune (Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B 1/10 H04B 1/06
US Classification:
455307, 4552321, 4552511
Abstract:
A system for filtering a signal includes a plurality of filter modules coupled in series. Each filter module includes a filter and a variable gain element. Each filter is capable of. receiving an input signal, attenuating a portion of the input signal that is outside a passband associated with the filter, and outputting at least a portion of the input signal that is within the passband associated with the filter. Each variable gain element is capable of receiving a control signal and inducing a gain in an output of the filter based on the control signal.
Kim E. Beumer - Richardson TX, US Peter Kipfelsberger - Ingolstadt, DE Philip T. Hisayasu - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Microtune (Texas), L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:
H04B 1/38 H04B 1/16
US Classification:
455572, 4551271, 4553431, 323313
Abstract:
A device for measuring voltage levels includes a root mean square (RMS) detector. The RMS detector includes a linear multiplier, a log converter, a low-pass filter and a temperature compensator. The linear multiplier multiplies a voltage of an input signal by the voltage of the input signal. The low-pass filter couples to an output of the linear multiplier. The log converter generates a logarithmic signal having a voltage that is logarithmically related to a voltage of an output of the low-pass filter. The temperature compensator adjusts the logarithmic signal based on a temperature of the RMS detector. The RMS detector is capable of determine an RMS voltage level of the input signal.
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Kim Beumer Treasurer, Treasurer , Director
MORONEY FARMS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC
8360 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy STE 300, Dallas, TX 75243 3102 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas, TX 75219 3800 Crestfield Ct, Richardson, TX 75082
Kim E Beumer
PRIMUS INVESTMENT GROUP LLC
3800 Crestfield Ct, Richardson, TX 75082
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Team alert (2006) Booster Juice (2010) Vitesse (2005)