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1413 results about "Subtractor" patented technology

In electronics, a subtractor can be designed using the same approach as that of an adder. The binary subtraction process is summarized below. As with an adder, in the general case of calculations on multi-bit numbers, three bits are involved in performing the subtraction for each bit of the difference: the minuend (Xᵢ), subtrahend (Yᵢ), and a borrow in from the previous (less significant) bit order position (Bᵢ). The outputs are the difference bit (Dᵢ) and borrow bit Bᵢ₊₁. The subtractor is best understood by considering that the subtrahend and both borrow bits have negative weights, whereas the X and D bits are positive. The operation performed by the subtractor is to rewrite Xᵢ-Yᵢ-Bᵢ (which can take the values -2, -1, 0, or 1) as the sum -2Bᵢ₊₁+Dᵢ.

Equalisation apparatus and methods

The invention relates to apparatus, methods and computer program code for equalisation. A soft-in-soft-out (SISO) equaliser for use in a receiver for receiving data from a transmitter configured to transmit data from a plurality of transmit antennas simultaneously is described. The equaliser comprises at least one received signal input for inputting a received signal; a plurality of likelihood value inputs, one for each transmit antenna, for inputting a plurality of decoded signal likelihood values from a SISO decoder; a processor configured to determine from said plurality of signal likelihood values an estimated mean and covariance value for a signal from each of said transmit antennas; an expected signal determiner coupled to said processor to determine an expected received signal value using said mean values; a subtractor coupled to said received signal input to subtract said expected received signal value from said received signal to provide a compensated signal; a filter coupled to said subtractor to filter said compensated signal to provide a plurality of estimated transmitted signal values, one for each said transmit antenna; a filter coefficient determiner coupled to said processor to determine coefficients of said filter using said covariance values; and an output stage coupled to said filter to output a plurality of transmitted signal likelihood values, one for each said transmit antenna, for input to said SISO decoder.
Owner:KK TOSHIBA

Accurate target detection system

An accurate target detection system. The system includes a sensor (22) that receives electromagnetic signals and provides electrical signals in response thereto. A non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, 52) corrects non-uniformities in the sensor (22) based on the electrical signals and provides calibrated electrical signals in response thereto. A third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 52) determines if a target signal is present within the calibrated electrical signals and provides a target detection signal in response thereto. A fourth circuit (38, 40, 48) selectively activates or deactivates the non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, 52) based on the target detection signal. In a specific embodiment, the sensor (22) is an array of electromagnetic energy detectors (22), each detector providing an electrical detector output signal The non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, and 52) includes circuit for compensating for gain, background, and noise non-uniformities (28, 38, and 52) in the electromagnetic energy detectors. The non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, and 52) includes a detector gain term memory (28) for storing detector gain compensation values. The detector gain compensation values are normalized by noise estimates unique to each of the detectors. The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, and 52) includes a signal enhancement circuit for reducing noise (34, 42) in the calibrated electrical signals. The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, and 52) includes a noise estimation circuit (32, 38) that estimates noise in each of the detector output signals and provides noise estimates in response thereto. The noise estimation circuit (32, 38) further includes a noise estimator circuit (38) and a recursive background estimator (32). The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 52) further includes a subtractor (30) for subtracting background from the calibrated electrical signals and providing background subtracted signals in response thereto. The signal enhancement circuit (34, 42) includes a frame integrator circuit for adding frames of image data (34), each frame containing data corresponding to the background subtracted signals and providing summed frames in response thereto. The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 52) includes a first threshold circuit (44) for comparing the filtered signal to a first threshold and a second threshold and providing a threshold exceedance signal if the filtered signal is between the first threshold and the second threshold.
Owner:RAYTHEON CO

Noise suppression apparatus and recording medium recording processing program for performing noise removal from voice

A noise suppression apparatus of the present invention includes a voice/non-voice discriminator for discriminating a frame signal divided into frames having a predetermined length; a Fourier transform unit for converting a frame signal into a spectrum; a noise spectrum estimation unit for estimating a noise spectrum of a frame judged as a non-voice signal; an amplitude spectrum subtractor for subtracting the product of an estimated noise spectrum and a predetermined coefficient from a spectrum obtained by the transform unit; an auditory correction noise adder for adding aa auditory correction noise spectrum to a spectrum outputted from the subtractor; and an inverse Fourier transform unit for performing inverse Fourier transform to an output of the adder. The noise suppression apparatus further includes a negative amplitude value counter for counting the number of frequency components in an output of the subtractor whose amplitude values are negative; a subtraction coefficient setting unit for gradually decreasing a subtraction coefficient unit the counted value becomes not more than a predetermined value; an inverse Fourier transform unit for performing inverse Fourier transform to an output of the counter; and a noise spectrum estimation unit for calculating spectrum information of noise in the frame signal using different spectrum information according to the current type of frame signal.
Owner:OLYMPUS CORP

Canceller circuit and controlling method

Disclosed is a device in which overasampling is not needed and in which the echo / crosstalk of a continuous time analog waveform may be canceled at a baud rate. There are provided a continuous time analog subtractor, an AD converter for converting an analog signal from a subtractor to a digital signal, an adaptive filter receiving a digital output signal from the AD converter and an echo / crosstalk reference signal and having adaptively variable filter coefficients, a FIFO in which a digital output signal from the FIFO is written in first-in first-out and in which a write and read clocks are interchanged, a D / A converter for converting the digital output signal from the FIFO to an analog signal to output the analog signal, and first and second variable delay circuits for variably delaying an input clock signal to output the delayed signals as first and second clock signals. The first clock signal is supplied to the AD converter, adaptive filter and to the FIFO, while the second clock signal is supplied to the FIFO and to the DA converter as sampling clock. A received signal, containing the echo-crosstalk, and a replica signal of the echo-crosstalk, output from the D / A converter, is supplied to the subtractor. A true received signal, which is the received signal from which the echo / crosstalk has been cancelled, is supplied to the AD converter.
Owner:RENESAS ELECTRONICS CORP

Processor, multiprocessor system, processor system, information processing apparatus, and temperature control method

InactiveUS20070198134A1Avoid misuseWithout incurring degradation in processor performanceEnergy efficient ICTResource allocationTemperature controlInformation processing
An instruction decoder identifies, for each instruction, an operational block involved in the execution of the instruction and an associated heat release coefficient. The instruction decoder stores identified information in a heat release coefficient profile. An instruction scheduler schedules the instructions in accordance with the dependence of the instructions on data. A heat release frequency adder cumulatively adds the heat release coefficient to the heat release frequency of the operational block held in the operational block heat release frequency register as the execution of the scheduled instructions proceeds. A heat release frequency subtractor subtracts from the heat release frequency of the operational blocks in the operational block heat release frequency register in accordance with heat discharge that occurs with time. A hot spot detector detects an operational block with its heat release frequency, held in the operational block heat release frequency register, exceeding a predetermined threshold value as a hot spot. The instruction scheduler delays the execution of the instruction involving for its execution the operational block identified as a hot spot.
Owner:SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT INC
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