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Class 332/176 - Nonlinear device controlled by modulating signal


Subclass of Class 332 - Modulators
Definition: Subject matter which includes a circuit element having an
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 08/30/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6937720xDSL class C-AB driver
A line driver having a non-linear amplifier that is arranged to provide a first output signal, which is an amplified input signal. The line driver also includes an analog linear amplifier providing a second output signal based on the difference between the input sig...
08/30/2005
5896182Amplitude modulator
Amplitude modulator comprising a differential input pair receiving a modulating input signal, and a Gilbert cell multiplying a carrier signal by the modulating input signal; and a second differential pair of transistors receiving the carrier signal, and t...
04/20/1999
5699383High-power linear amplification using periodically updated amplitude and phase correction values
In a high-power transmitter, an input complex signal is multiplied in a complex multiplier by control signals. The output complex signal from the multiplier is converted to a high frequency signal and amplified by a power amplifier for transmission. The a...
12/16/1997
5420715RF/optical modulator-demodulator
A modulator or demodulator has a transparent nonlinear dielectric material (crystal), and an optical fiber for coupling light thereinto. RF is coupled into the crystal by a dielectric waveguide which is matched to the crystal. The nonlinear crystal causes...
05/30/1995
 
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