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20100094089 | MULTI-FLUID DELIVERY SYSTEM - A proximal connector of an endoscope shaft can be manually attached to and detached from a console, such that the connector and endoscope shaft can be provided as a single use device. An interface between the proximal connector and console can include a sliding plate moveable to operably make and break at least some of the connections between the console and endoscope shaft. A fluid reservoir may be separately connected to the proximal connector and hang from a mount on the interface. | 04-15-2010 |
20120172662 | Snare with Retractable Engaging Members - A snare for retrieving foreign objects within the body of a patient including a hollow elongate tubular member comprising an inner surface and an outer surface and a lumen defined by the inner surface, a proximal end and a distal end, the hollow elongate tubular member forms a loop at the distal end, the loop having an open position and a closed position, the loop comprising at least one opening and a wire slidably disposed in the lumen of the elongate tubular member, the wire comprising at least one engaging member for engaging tissue, the at least one engaging member extends through the at least one opening in the hollow elongate tubular member when the wire is in a first position and the at least one engaging member retracts into the lumen of the elongate tubular member when the wire moved to a in a second position. | 07-05-2012 |
20130018384 | Medical Retrieval and Capture Device and Related Methods of Use - A medical device and related methods of use are provided for capture and removal of tissue from body lumens. The device includes an end-effector unit configured to capture tissue, having a distal end and a proximal end. The distal end and the proximal end form a substantially closed structure, and the distal end is more flexible than the proximal end. The device also includes a control member at the proximal end for holding and controlling the severing device. | 01-17-2013 |
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20100293442 | MULTI-TAP FREQUENCY DOMAIN EQUALIZATION WITH DECISION FEEDBACK AND TRELLIS DECODING - An input estimator is based on a combined MFDQ-DF and trellis for use in, for example, an ADSL environment. In particular, for an ADSL implementation, the system will have one feedback tap for the decision feedback. However, it should be appreciated that the idea and basic concept of using the structure of a trellis to aid in determining the feedback point can be extended to any system using a feedback equalizer to estimate input to a trellis decoder. | 11-18-2010 |
20100299582 | MULTI-TAP FREQUENCY DOMAIN EQUALIZATION WITH DECISION FEEDBACK AND TRELLIS DECODING - An input estimator is based on a combined MFDQ-DF and trellis for use in, for example, an ADSL environment. In particular, for an ADSL implementation, the system will have one feedback tap for the decision feedback. However, it should be appreciated that the idea and basic concept of using the structure of a trellis to aid in determining the feedback point can be extended to any system using a feedback equalizer to estimate input to a trellis decoder. | 11-25-2010 |
20120246331 | DYNAMIC MULTIMODE HOME NETWORKING MODEM DEVICE - A Home Network and Multimode Modem are provided for coupling devices of different standards/protocols for transmitting/receiving data over the Home Network. The modem is configured to transmit/receive data in both a first mode and a second mode. The first mode provides a first standard/protocol for Home Networking for transmitting and/or receiving data between devices of the Home Network and the second mode provides a second standard/protocol for Home Networking for transmitting/receiving data between devices of the Home Network. A controller dynamically switches the modem between the first and second modes. | 09-27-2012 |
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20100111149 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 05-06-2010 |
20100290510 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 11-18-2010 |
20110075717 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 03-31-2011 |
20110200079 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 08-18-2011 |
20120134396 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 05-31-2012 |
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20140177689 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 06-26-2014 |
20150163364 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 06-11-2015 |
20160044179 | MULTIMODE MULTICARRIER MODEM SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION OVER THE SAME - An alternative approach to coping with the ever increasing demand for faster communications hardware is to design modems that are capable of operating its speeds at a higher data rate than a speed required for a single port of the standard communication rate for that modem. Basically, by utilizing a resource manager, that directs the data in and out of the various portions of the modem in an orderly manner, keeping track of which of the ports is being operated at any given point in time, a standard single port modem can be reconfigured, for example, at an over clocked rate, to manipulate the data input and output of a modem. | 02-11-2016 |
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20110080937 | TRANSMIT PSD CEILING IN PACKET-BASED OFDM SYSTEMS - Adjusted maximum transmit PSD levels have an effect on the SNR. If the ADC noise is assumed to be the limiting factor, then there can be a benefit for reducing the maximum transmit PSD level. For example, by lowering the maximum transmit PSD level from −50 dBm/Hz to −70 dBm/Hz results in an increase in SNR for subcarriers above 30 MHz. The SNR for subcarriers above 30 MHz can increase from 30 db (−80−(−110)) to 50 db (−80−(−130)). Therefore, by changing the maximum transmit PSD level, applying a ceiling on PSD mask, the aggregate sum of the available SNR's over the available subcarriers is increased, therefore increasing the obtainable OFDM data rate. In other words, a maximum transmit PSD mask can be used to lower the transmit PSD value of at least one subcarrier which results in an increase in SNR for at least one subcarrier. | 04-07-2011 |
20110103436 | TRANSMIT PSD CEILING IN PACKET-BASED OFDM SYSTEMS - Adjusted maximum transmit PSD levels have an effect on the SNR. If the ADC noise is assumed to be the limiting factor, then there can be a benefit for reducing the maximum transmit PSD level. For example, by lowering the maximum transmit PSD level from −50 dBm/Hz to −70 dBm/Hz results in an increase in SNR for subcarriers above 30 M Hz. The SNR for subcarriers above 30 MHz can increase from 30 db (−80-(−110)) to 50 db (−80-(−130)). Therefore, by changing the maximum transmit PSD level, applying a ceiling on PSD mask, the aggregate sum of the available SNR's over the available subcarriers is therefore increasing the obtainable OFDM data rate. In other words, a maximum transmit PSD mask can be used to lower the transmit PSD value of at least one subcarrier which results in an increase in SNR for at least one subcarrier. | 05-05-2011 |