Separating PCM and image streams, then compressing and shuffling them, raises lossless telemetry compression while keeping delay and complexity low.
Different modulation factors separate signals from multiple optical sensors, reducing ambient-light errors, crosstalk, and circuit complexity.
Environmental signal analysis on a mobile terminal updates hearing aid gain in real time to reduce acoustic shock in noisy settings.
Individual buffer correction in a crosspoint switch limits compounded gain, offset, and duty-cycle errors to preserve signal integrity.
Separating PCM and image streams, then shuffling compressed bitstreams, raises lossless telemetry compression while keeping delay and complexity low.
A processor-driven analog input circuit identifies sensor characteristics and converts 4-20mA or voltage outputs without separate hardware.
Adaptive bit allocation encodes data changes in fewer bits while handling out-of-range deltas to reduce DPCM drift and data volume.
Environmental signal analysis in a mobile terminal adjusts hearing aid gain in real time to match user hearing and prevent acoustic shock.
A narrow transmit beam with adjustable direction and a wider receive beam reduces radio-wave interference and prevents tag-reading dead spots.