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40 results about "Rf noise" patented technology

Noise in RF systems can generally be regarded as any RF energy that is not the desired signal. Two terms commonly used to describe RF noise are Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). EMI is random, broadband noise whereas RFI is narrowband noise broadcast at specific frequencies.

Passive voice enabled RFID devices

Passive voice enabled RFID devices. The passive voice enabled RFID devices include a power harvesting circuit that converts natural and artificial energy sources to voltage and current to power the device, thus, the device does not require a battery. It provides a voice capable RFID device with a power harvesting circuit that is powered by harvesting energy from various artificial or energy sources and / or natural energy sources such as: voice signals, other electromagnetic waves, sun light, vibrations, RF noise, etc. and used voice signals received to uniquely identify a generator of the voice signals or other sound signals.
Owner:MOBITRUM CORP

Magnetic resonance imaging with RF noise detection coils

The invention provides for a magnetic resonance imaging system (100) for acquiring magnetic resonance data (142,144) from an imaging zone (108). Execution of the instructions causes a processor (133) controlling the MRI system to: acquire (200) imaging magnetic resonance data (142) with radio frequency excitation of the radio frequency system enabled; acquire (202) noise radio frequency data (148) using at least one RF noise detection coil, wherein the noise radio frequency data is acquired simultaneously with the imaging magnetic resonance data; acquire (204) calibration magnetic resonance data (144) with radio frequency excitation of the radio frequency system disabled; acquire (206) reference radio frequency data (146) using the at least one RF noise detection coil, wherein the reference radio frequency data is acquired simultaneously with the calibration magnetic resonance data; and calculate (208) a noise calibration (150) using the reference radio frequency data and the calibration magnetic resonance data.
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV

Magnetic resonance imaging with rf noise detection coils

The invention provides for a magnetic resonance imaging system (100) for acquiring magnetic resonance data (142, 144) from an imaging zone (108). Execution of the instructions causes a processor (133) controlling the MRI system to: acquire (200) imaging magnetic resonance data (142) with radio frequency excitation of the radio frequency system enabled; acquire (202) noise radio frequency data (148) using at least one RF noise detection coil, wherein the noise radio frequency data is acquired simultaneously with the imaging magnetic resonance data; acquire (204) calibration magnetic resonance data (144) with radio frequency excitation of the radio frequency system disabled; acquire (206) reference radio frequency data (146) using the at least one RF noise detection coil, wherein the reference radio frequency data is acquired simultaneously with the calibration magnetic resonance data; and calculate (208) a noise calibration (150) using the reference radio frequency data and the calibration magnetic resonance data.
Owner:KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS NV

Band gap reference voltage generation circuit

InactiveUS20070146059A1Reduce wake up timeRemoving output voltage RF noiseElectric variable regulationRf noiseNormal mode
There is provided a band gap reference voltage generation circuit capable of reducing wake up time during transition from an idle mode to a normal mode and further capable of removing the RF noise of an output voltage. The band gap reference voltage generation circuit includes an operation amplifier for outputting a uniform voltage in accordance with a reference voltage input to an inversion terminal and a non-inversion terminal; a first-type first transistor for outputting a power source voltage in accordance a power down signal; a first-type second transistor for outputting bias current corresponding to an output voltage from the operation amplifier using an output voltage from the first-type first transistor; a reference voltage circuit for supplying a reference voltage to the inversion terminal and the non-inversion terminal using the bias current; a second-type first transistor different from the first-type first transistor for supplying a base voltage to the output port of the operation amplifier in accordance with the power down signal; a start up circuit for driving the entire circuit during power up; a first node between the second-type second transistor and the reference voltage circuit; and an output terminal connected to the first node.
Owner:TESSERA ADVANCED TECH

Complex industrial process fault prediction method based on RF noise reduction self-encoding information reconstruction and time convolution network

The invention discloses a new method for performing fault prediction on a complex industrial process. The method comprises two stages of fault state feature extraction and fault prediction. The fault state feature extraction comprises the following steps: firstly, screening out features related to faults from data of a complex industrial process by using a random forest algorithm; secondly, introducing a stack noise reduction self-encoding network for feature reconstruction, then constructing a square prediction error (SPE) statistic to serve as a fault state feature, and by utilizing a kernel density estimation method, determining a control limit; and finally, substituting new data into the model, calculating the statistical magnitude and judging whether the statistical magnitude is normal or not. The fault prediction comprises the following steps: forming a time sequence by using the SPEs, and then realizing trend prediction of the SPEs by using a prediction model of the SFTCN. According to the invention, the random forest algorithm is adopted to reduce the training cost of the stack noise reduction self-encoding network, the improved time convolution network is adopted to effectively extract the time sequence characteristics of the fault state, and the fault prediction precision is high.
Owner:BEIJING UNIV OF TECH

RF shielded exam room of a magnetic resonance imaging system

The present invention provides an exam room shielding (10) for electromagnetically shielding a magnetic resonance in imaging system (2), the exam room shielding (10) comprising a ceiling, a floor, side walls (11) interconnecting the ceiling and the floor, and a tubular shielding device (12), which is arranged to surround an examination tube (3) of the magnetic resonance imaging system (2), wherein both longitudinal ends (13) of the tubular shielding device (12) are circumferentially connected to openings (14) of the side walls (11), and the side walls (11) of the shielding (10) form the outline of an U-shaped room (15) with the longitudinal ends (13) of the tubular shielding device (12) interconnecting the lateral flanks (16) of the U-shaped room (15).The present invention further provides a magnetic resonance imaging system (2) comprising an exam room (1), wherein the exam room (1) has the above exam room shielding (10). The present invention also provides a system (6) comprising the above magnetic resonance imaging system (2) and an additional treatment or diagnosis device (7) located at an outer circumference of the tubular shielding device (12). This separates the space inside the exam room into a compartment free of RF noise, i.e. the space surrounded by the exam room shielding, for MR scanning, and a compartment outside the shielding, in which an operator can move for operating the MR imaging system and/or preparing a person for a MR scan.
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV

Probing a structure of concrete by means of electromagnetic waves

In order to accurately probe a structure of concrete, a series of probe signals with defined carrier frequencies are generated by a probe signal generator and coupled into the structure by an antenna. The returning echo signals are processed by an echo signal receiver. Processing includes phase and amplitude detection in a multiplier, frequency-specific scaling in a scaling unit, replacement of the measured phases and amplitudes in an interpolation unit, and the generation of time-domain data in a Fourier transformation module. The device is robust against RF noise, accurate and low-power.
Owner:PROCEQ SA

An aircraft electrostatic discharger radio frequency discharge noise test device and method

The invention relates to a radio frequency discharge noise test device and method of an aircraft electrostatic discharger. The device and method for the radio frequency discharge noise test of an aircraft electrostatic discharger include a bracket, a DC program-controlled high-voltage power supply arranged on the bracket, a structure capacitor, a high-voltage cable, a fixed specimen bottom plate, a direct-reading microammeter, an equivalent load, and a Shaft cable, radio frequency noise true and effective measurement controller, optical fiber, grounding bus bar and base, telescopic mechanism connected to the base, adjustment mechanism in the telescopic mechanism, bracket connected to the top of the telescopic mechanism, connected to the bracket The noise receiving electrode and the high voltage electrode, the specimen electrode connected to the fixed specimen bottom plate, and several universal wheels connected to the bottom of the support; the present invention adopts the method of remote control, equivalent load, and broadband gain amplification to effectively realize the The reliable and stable discharge of aircraft electrostatic discharger meets the requirements of high-frequency communication systems and instruments for accurate signal power detection of radio frequency discharge.
Owner:HEFEI HANGTAI ELECTROPHYSICS
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