Kioxia corporation (20240323066). RECEIVER CIRCUIT AND METHOD simplified abstract
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RECEIVER CIRCUIT AND METHOD
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Inventor(s)
Takaya Yamamoto of Taito Tokyo (JP)
Shinsuke Fujii of Fujisawa Kanagawa (JP)
RECEIVER CIRCUIT AND METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240323066 titled 'RECEIVER CIRCUIT AND METHOD
The abstract describes a receiver circuit that includes an equalizer, offset circuits, and amplification circuits to process and amplify signals.
- The receiver circuit includes an equalizer to process the received signal.
- A first offset circuit applies a first offset voltage with a first polarity to the processed signal.
- A second offset circuit applies a second offset voltage with a second polarity opposite to the first polarity.
- A first amplification circuit amplifies the output signal from the first offset circuit.
- A second amplification circuit amplifies the output signal from the second offset circuit.
- A third amplification circuit further amplifies the processed signal.
Potential Applications: - This technology can be used in communication systems to enhance signal reception and processing. - It can be applied in wireless communication devices to improve signal quality and reliability.
Problems Solved: - Addresses signal distortion and noise interference in received signals. - Improves the overall performance of receiver circuits in communication systems.
Benefits: - Enhanced signal processing capabilities. - Improved signal quality and reliability. - Better overall performance of communication systems.
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Receiver Circuit for Communication Systems This technology can be utilized in telecommunications equipment, satellite communication systems, and wireless devices to improve signal reception and processing, leading to better communication performance and reliability.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the equalizer in the receiver circuit help in processing the received signal? 2. What are the advantages of using offset circuits with different polarities in signal processing?
Original Abstract Submitted
a receiver circuit includes an equalizer configured to process a received signal; a first offset circuit configured to apply a first offset voltage to the processed signal, the first offset voltage having a first polarity; a second offset circuit configured to apply a second offset voltage to the processed signal, the second offset voltage having a second polarity opposite to the first polarity; a first amplification circuit configured to amplify a first output signal provided by the first offset circuit; a second amplification circuit configured to amplify a second output signal provided by the second offset circuit; and a third amplification circuit configured to amplify the processed signal.
