| Patent application number | Description | Published |
| 20080291601 | Integrated Capacitor Arrangement for Ultrahigh Capacitance Values - The present invention relates to an electronic device ( | 11-27-2008 |
| 20080298507 | Electronic Quadrature Device - An electronic quadrature device is provided comprising at least one I signal path (I) and at least one Q signal path (Q); at least one first sigma-delta modulator (DSDMI) and at least one first digital/analog converter unit (DACI) arranged in the at least one I signal path (I); and at least one second sigma-delta modulator (DSDMQ) and at least one second digital/analog converter unit (DACQ) arranged in the at least one Q signal path (Q). The at least one first sigma-delta modulator (DSDMI) is coupled to the at least one second sigma-delta modulator (DSDMQ) via at least one complex signal path (C | 12-04-2008 |
| 20090146760 | ASSEMBLY, CHIP AND METHOD OF OPERATING | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090219973 | Pulse modulation and demodulation in a multiband uwb communication system - In a wireless communications system, such as a multiband Ultra Wideband communications system, data is transmitted by means of the phases of pulses in multiple frequency bands. A signal is transmitted with a predetermined phase in at least one of the frequency bands for at least a part of the time, and can be used to allow accurate detection of the phases of the signals transmitted in the other frequency bands. One of the frequency bands can be designated as a reference band, and pulses can be transmitted with constant phase in the reference band. More generally, pulses can be transmitted in the other frequency bands with phases which have a known relationship with the phases of the pulses in the reference band. | 09-03-2009 |
| 20100045247 | PARALLEL ARRANGED LINEAR AMPLIFIER AND DC-DC CONVERTER - A power supply system comprises a parallel arrangement of a linear amplifier (LA) and a DC-DC converter (CO). The linear amplifier (LA) has an amplifier output to supply a first current (II) to the load (LO). The DC-DC converter (CO) comprises: a converter output for supplying a second current ( | 02-25-2010 |
| 20100117612 | DC-TO-DC CONVERTER COMPRISING A RECONFIGURABLE CAPACITOR UNIT - The present invention relates to a configurable trench multi-capacitor device comprising a trench in a semiconductor substrate. The trench has a lateral extension exceeding 10 micrometer and a trench filling includes a number of at least four electrically conductive capacitor-electrode layers. A switching unit is provided that comprises a plurality of switching elements electrically interconnected between different capacitor-electrode layers of the trench filling. A control unit is connected with the switching unit and configured to generate and provide to the switching unit respective control signals for forming a respective one of a plurality of multi-capacitor configurations using the capacitor-electrode layers of the trench filling. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100225278 | CHARGE PUMP DC-DC CONVERTER COMPRISING SOLID STATE BATTERIES - An electronic device is provided which comprises a DC-DC converter. The DC-DC converter comprises at least one solid-state rechargeable battery (B | 09-09-2010 |
| 20110128111 | PLANAR, MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED COIL - The present invention provides a means to integrate planar coils on silicon, while providing a high inductance. This high inductance is achieved through a special back- and front sided shielding of a material. In many applications, high-value inductors are a necessity. In particular, this holds for applications in power management. In these applications, the inductors are at least 5 of the order of 1 μH, and must have an equivalent series resistance of less than 0.1 Ω. For this reason, those inductors are always bulky components, of a typical size of 2×2×1 mm 3, which make a fully integrated solution impossible. On the other hand, integrated inductors, which can monolithically be integrated, do exist. However, these inductors suffer either from low inductance values, or 10 very-high DC resistance values. | 06-02-2011 |