Tuesday, August 04, 2015
New Patents Awarded to GatesAir
GatesAir has added another seven patent awards to its legacy of 238 previous US and Global patents, providing a foundation to improve signal quality and enhance technical efficiencies in the over-the-air broadcast architecture. The new patent awards illustrate the continued innovation of the industry’s pioneering over-the-air TV and radio solutions provider, with countless hours of hard work and dedication from the company’s leading scientists and engineers aimed at propelling the industry forward.
The full list of awarded patents and their recipients is as follows:
- Ted Staros, John Levieux: Method for reducing digital filter coefficient word size and apparatus therefor
- Junius Kim: Predictable coding delay over communication networks
- Geoff Mendenhall: Operation of an antenna on a second, higher frequency
- Jay Adrick: Systems and methods for presentation of digital media at a mobile platform
- Dmitri Borodulin, Kevin Berndsen: Linearization of heterogeneous power amplifier systems
- Dmitri Borodulin, George Cabrera: Broadband high efficiency amplifier system incorporating dynamic modulation of load impedance
- Dmitri Borodulin, George Cabrera: Push-Pull amplification systems and methods
GatesAir currently has seven additional patents pending clearance. They are as follows:
- Kevin Berndsen, Dmitri Borodulin: Linearization of Heterogeneous Power Amplifier Systems
- Junius Kim, Keyur Parikh: Generating A Plurality of Streams
- Junius Kim, Keyur Parikh: Transmission System Implementing Delay Measurement and Control
- Dmitri Borodulin, George Cabrera: Amplifying System
- Dmitri Borodulin, George Cabrera: Hybrid Coupler
- Dmitri Borodulin, George Cabrera: Broadband High Efficiency Emplifier System
- Dmitri Borodulin: Directional Coupler System