Non-Foster circuits reduce antenna quality factor by more than 10 times, resolving efficiency constraints in superdirective designs.
A transformer-based matching network uses multiple secondary windings to generate distinct output signals.
A control system subtracts zero-sequence current components from reference commands to reduce ground current injection.
Switchable parasitic capacitances adjust input impedance based on component states, minimizing return loss across broadband frequencies.
Variable capacitors and parallel inductors provide adaptive impedance matching, reducing device complexity while maintaining multi-band communication quality.
High-Q resonators coupled via shaped magnetic fields mediate near-field energy transfer between source and receiver units.
Resonant power transmission system using tuned antennas to transfer energy through conductive seawater media.
A matching system adjusts reactance using normalized impedance parameters to stabilize convergence across varying load conditions.
A pressure spike filter algorithm divides measured pressure rate of change by average pressure to identify erroneous signals in dual channel FADEC systems.
Parallel low-resistance circuits lower total impedance to enable efficient frequency shifting in slim electronic devices while maintaining antenna gain.
A control system converts actual capacitor positions to comparable golden match values, eliminating false alarms from manufacturing variability.
Package substrate band pass filters replace on-die termination circuits, reducing power consumption by 62.5 percent while maintaining signal integrity.
Extracting the main line from the mount component eliminates internal connection structures, reducing insertion and reflection losses that distort signals.
A tunable phase shift network compensates for signal phase deviations caused by antenna impedance tuning.
A noise filter uses a magnetic body to couple conductive lines, reducing equivalent series inductance.
A planar T-coil uses a bridge capacitor to route high-frequency signals while maintaining signal integrity.
Parallel tuning capacitors in a partially-shielded network reduce eddy current loss to improve the quality factor of on-chip transformers.
Parallel adaptive filters with varying tap counts select the optimal output to suppress narrowband interference in communication signals.
Nodes return null subspace information to calculate antenna weights that minimize cross-talk between users.