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Mountain View, CA, Jan. 8, 2007
Wideband Semiconductor, an industry leader in the development of signal processing devices has been granted it’s 11th United States patent, Pleisiochronous Synchronization of Remote Subscriber’s Clock to Hub’s Clock, US 7,092,408 B1, on August 15, 2006. This patent represents the development of fundamental intellectual property necessary to synchronize multiple subscribers in a hub network.
Other patents have been granted or are being reviewed under the following titles:
- Timing Recovery Circuit in QAM Modems
- All Digital Automatic Gain Control Circuit
- Nonlinear Pre-Distortion Modulator and Long Loop Control
- Frequency Estimation Based On Constellation Error In QAM Modems
- Minimization of Phase Equivocation in Burst Modems
- Flexible Multimode QAM Modulator
- Linear Phase Robust Carrier Recovery for QAM Modems
- Frequency Agile Tuner and Variable Rate Decimator for Digital Demodulator
- Plesiochronous Synchronization of Remote Subscriber’s Clock to Hub’s Clock
- Optimized RAM Representation of Convolutional Interleaver/De-Interleaver Data Source
- Control Algorithm In QAM Modems
About Wideband Semiconductor, Inc.
Wideband Semiconductor is a leading designer of state-of-the-art system-on-a-chip (SoC) wireless communications solutions. The Company’s products also include a range ASIC, Board and Chassis level devices focused on customer unique signal processing requirements in both the wired and wireless telecommunications fields. Company customers include leading equipment providers in the Telecommunications, Resource Extraction and Medical industries. Wideband’s focus on leading-edge signal processing techniques and technologies has created a powerful collection of patented and proprietary intellectual property which it licenses for inclusion in customer’s commercial and application specific integrated circuits. Located in California’s Silicon Valley, Wideband is headquartered in Mountain
Contact:
Seth Copeland
 +1 (650) 962-8722
Website: www.wideband.com
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