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Method and apparatus for using an array of grating light valves to produce multicolor optical images

A multicolor optical image-generating device comprised of an array of grating light valves (GLVs) organized to form light-modulating pixel units for spatially modulating incident rays of light. The pixel units are comprised of three subpixel components each including a plurality of elongated, equally spaced apart reflective grating elements arranged parallel to each other with their light-reflective surfaces also parallel to each other. Each subpixel component includes means for supporting the grating elements in relation to one another, and means for moving alternate elements relative to the other elements and between a first configuration wherein the component acts to reflect incident rays of light as a plane mirror, and a second configuration wherein the component diffracts the incident rays of light as they are reflected from the grating elements. The three subpixel components of each pixel unit are designed such that when red, green and blue light sources are trained on the array, colored light diffracted by particular subpixel components operating in the second configuration will be directed through a viewing aperture, and light simply reflected from particular subpixel components operating in the first configuration will not be directed through the viewing aperture.
Owner:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIV

Slope drift and offset compensation in zero-if receivers

A method for processing a signal modulated with information symbols to account for an additive offset and slope is disclosed. First, an initial estimate of offset and slope is made and hypotheses of all possible values of a sequence of one or more information symbols are then made. For each of said hypotheses, the associated data symbol sequence is used to make an improved estimate of offset and slope and the improved estimate of offset and slope are stored against each of the hypotheses. For each hypothesis, the improved estimate of offset and slope is used in calculating an expected signal value and a mismatch between a sample of the modulated signal and the expected value is computed. The hypotheses are then sequentially extended by one symbol, the slope and offset estimates are updated and the mismatches are accumulated to form a path metric value for each extended hypothesis, and resolving between said hypotheses based on said path metric values using a Viterbi Sequential Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation process to produce a most likely hypothesis of said modulated information symbols substantially unimpaired by said additive slope and offset.
Owner:ERICSSON INC

Flow-through rotary damper providing compartment selectivity for a multi-compartment refrigerator

A flow-through rotary damper assembly providing highly efficient, essentially laminar fluid flow therethrough is provided. The rotary damper assembly includes a cylindrical outer body and a cylindrical inner body that are rotatable in relation to one another. The outer body defines apertures in relation to one another to allow fluid flow without requiring fluid direction change. The inner body defines a flow passage having inlet and outlet apertures that may be aligned with the apertures of the outer body to allow fluid flow therethrough, or may be rotated out of alignment to block fluid flow. The outer body includes an aperture on one end to allow fluid flow to a third compartment. The inner body also includes an end aperture that may be aligned therewith. The damper provides selectable fluid flow between each of the compartments depending on the relative position of the cylindrical inner body member.
Owner:ROBERTSHAW CONTROLS CO

Differential multiple-norm transmit diversity with forward error correction and related diversity reception

ActiveUS20060232416A1Improves distance propertyMore range of dataSpatial transmit diversityMultiplex communicationSpace time transmit diversityUnitary space time modulation
To provide transmission and reception diversity schemes for a powerful, flexible and less complex bandwidth-efficient space-time modulation scheme there is proposed a method of and apparatus for differential multiple-norm space-time transmit diversity from a unitary space-time modulation scheme using at least two transmit antennas. In a first step a group of transmission bits is divided into a first sub-group of transmission bits and a second sub-group of transmission bits. In a second step the first sub-group of transmission bits is mapped onto a constellation matrix of a differential unitary space-time modulation scheme. In a third step a scaling factor is determined from the second sub-group of transmission bits. In a fourth step a transmission matrix is sep up through differential encoding of the constellation matrix and a previously determined transmission matrix in combination with scaling by the scaling factor. The differential multiple-norm transmit diversity according to the present invention improves distance properties of the modulation scheme which are relevant for achievable error rates and extends higher order modulation also to the area of differential transmit diversity schemes from unitary designs.
Owner:NTT DOCOMO INC

Advanced Techniques for Improving High-Efficiency Optical Modulators

ActiveUS20140205229A1Improve efficiencyHigh modulator efficiencyNon-linear opticsFloating electrodeDifferential index
Improved optical interferometric modulators have a small waveguide spacing so that the waveguide pair are close to the central electrode, to enhance electro-optic interaction. Asymmetric waveguides with differential indices are used to effectively de-couple the waveguide pair. Multiple sections of asymmetric waveguide pairs with alternating differential indices are used to achieve chirp-free operation. Another version of the device utilizes transmission-line electrode that weave closer to one of the waveguide pair alternately between sections. Another version of the device utilizes waveguide structure that one of the waveguide is closer to the central electrode in alternate section. To improve efficiency further, a DC bias is provided on the outer electrodes configured as an RF-ground but DC-float electrodes. Another improvement is to have a slot is cut underneath the waveguide region to effectively reduce to thickness of the substrate. These improvements lead to higher modulator efficiency.
Owner:EOSPACE

Device and method for pre-treating a signal to be transmitted using a non-linear amplifier with an upstream band-pass filter

A device for pretreating a signal (S1) to be transmitted over a transmission path, wherein the transmission path comprises a band-pass filter (14) whose pass-band width is smaller than a predetermined bandwidth and a non-linear amplifier (16), includes a linearization means (20) for performing a linearization of the signal (S1) to be transmitted before the transmission of the same, such that a non-linearity caused by the non-linear amplifier (16) is counteracted. Further, the device includes a signal-shaping means (22) downstream to the linearization means (20) comprising a frequency response such that the overall frequency response of the signal-shaping means (22) and the band-pass filter (14) corresponds to the frequency response of a filter whose pass-band width is at least equal to the predetermined bandwidth.
Owner:FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FOERDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG EV

RF device and method with improved active load modulation capability

ActiveUS20150031315A1Q factor be reduceQ-factor be increaseNear-field systems using receiversNear-field transmissionEngineeringComputer program
There is described an RF bidirectional communication device utilizing active load modulation, the device comprising (a) a resonance circuit including an antenna (326), and (b) a control unit (322) for controlling communication of the device, including switching between a transmission mode and a receiving mode, wherein the control unit is adapted to (c) modify a configuration of the resonance circuit such that the resonance circuit has a first resonance frequency (f0) when the device is in the transmission mode and a second resonance frequency (f0+Δf) when the device is in the receiving mode, and (d) modify the configuration of the resonance circuit such that a Q-factor of the resonance circuit is periodically decreased while the device is in the transmission mode. There is also described a corresponding method and a system comprising a RF device and a reader / writer device. Furthermore, there is described a computer program and a computer program product.
Owner:NXP BV

Pulse mode modulation in frequency converted laser sources

Methods of operating a frequency-converted laser source are disclosed. According to particular disclosed embodiments, a laser diode is driven in a pulsed mode to define pixel intensity values corresponding to desired gray scale values of image pixels in an image plane of the laser source. The pixel intensity values are a function of a laser control signal comprising a discontinuous pulse component, a relatively constant intensity component I, and a continuously variable intensity component I*. The pulse width w of the discontinuous pulse component is selected from a set of discrete available pulse widths according to a desired pixel gray scale value. A low-end pulse width w of the set of available pulse widths is established for a range of low-end pixel gray scale values and progressively larger pulse widths w are established for ranges of progressively higher pixel gray scale values. The relatively constant intensity component I makes a relatively insignificant contribution to pixel intensity at the low-end pulse width w for the range of low-end pixel gray scale values and assumes a non-zero value for enhanced conversion efficiency at the progressively larger pulse widths w established for the higher pixel gray scale values. The continuously variable intensity component I* varies according to the desired gray scale value of the selected pixel and the contributions of the relatively constant intensity component I and the pulse width w to pixel intensity.
Owner:CORNING INC
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