Abstract: A hydrogen sulfide gas detector is provided. The detector includes a metal oxide semiconductor-based hydrogen sulfide gas sensor having an electrical characteristic that varies with hydrogen sulfide gas concentration. Measurement circuitry is coupled to the metal oxide semiconductor-based hydrogen sulfide gas detector to measure the electrical characteristic. A controller is coupled to the measurement circuitry and is configured to receive an indication of the electrical characteristic of the hydrogen sulfide gas sensor as well as an indication of ambient humidity. The controller is configured to provide a compensated hydrogen sulfide gas concentration output based on the indication of the electrical characteristic of the hydrogen sulfide gas sensor, an indication of ambient temperature, and the indication of ambient humidity.

Abstract: A metal oxide semiconductor-based toxic gas detector is provided. The metal oxide semiconductor-based detector includes a metal oxide semiconductor-based gas sensor that has an electrical characteristic that varies with concentration of a toxic gas. Measurement circuitry is coupled to the metal oxide semiconductor-based gas sensor and is configured to measure the electrical characteristic and provide a digital indication of the measured electrical characteristic. A controller is coupled to the measurement circuitry and is configured to provide a toxic gas output based on the digital indication. The controller is also configured to provide a diagnostic output relative to the metal oxide semiconductor-based sensor based on fluctuations of the measured electrical characteristic over time.

Abstract: A metal oxide semiconductor-based toxic gas detector is provided. The metal oxide semiconductor-based detector includes a metal oxide semiconductor-based gas sensor that has an electrical characteristic that varies with concentration of a toxic gas. Measurement circuitry is coupled to the metal oxide semiconductor-based gas sensor and is configured to measure the electrical characteristic and provide a digital indication of the measured electrical characteristic. A controller is coupled to the measurement circuitry and is configured to provide a toxic gas output based on the digital indication. The controller is also configured to provide a diagnostic output relative to the metal oxide semiconductor-based sensor based on fluctuations of the measured electrical characteristic over time.

Abstract: A hydrogen sulfide gas detector is provided. The detector includes a metal oxide semiconductor-based hydrogen sulfide gas sensor having an electrical characteristic that varies with hydrogen sulfide gas concentration. Measurement circuitry is coupled to the metal oxide semiconductor-based hydrogen sulfide gas detector to measure the electrical characteristic. A controller is coupled to the measurement circuitry and is configured to receive an indication of the electrical characteristic of the hydrogen sulfide gas sensor as well as an indication of ambient humidity. The controller is configured to provide a compensated hydrogen sulfide gas concentration output based on the indication of the electrical characteristic of the hydrogen sulfide gas sensor, an indication of ambient temperature, and the indication of ambient humidity.

Abstract: A system and method of removing items from a transmission scheduler queue includes assigning a latency count to each item indicating latency, i.e. time the item has remained in the system before being transmitted, adding a number of frames that have elapsed since a previous scheduler run to the latency count at each scheduler run to obtain a current latency count, comparing the current latency count to a removal period, which may be predetermined once or recalculated in each scheduler run, and removing the item if the comparison indicates that the current latency count exceeds the removal period before the item has been output from the queue.

Abstract: A scheduler scheduling items to be transmitted by a subscriber station in a wireless network in accordance with bandwidth assigned to the items by a base station in the network. The items to be transmitted by the subscriber station are placed in a queue. The queue has a first section into which items for which a request for bandwidth assignment has been made to the base station are placed, and a second section into which items for which a request for bandwidth assignment has not yet been made to the base station are placed. The scheduler schedules the items in the queue for transmission by the subscriber station in accordance with which section of the queue the items reside.

Abstract: A system and method of removing items from a transmission scheduler queue includes assigning a latency count to each item indicating latency, i.e. time the item has remained in the system before being transmitted, adding a number of frames that have elapsed since a previous scheduler run to the latency count at each scheduler run to obtain a current latency count, comparing the current latency count to a removal period, which may be predetermined once or recalculated in each scheduler run, and removing the item if the comparison indicates that the current latency count exceeds the removal period before the item has been output from the queue.

Abstract: A scheduler scheduling items to be transmitted by a subscriber station in a wireless network in accordance with bandwidth assigned to the items by a base station in the network. The items to be transmitted by the subscriber station are placed in a queue. The queue has a first section into which items for which a request for bandwidth assignment has been made to the base station are placed, and a second section into which items for which a request for bandwidth assignment has not yet been made to the base station are placed. The scheduler schedules the items in the queue for transmission by the subscriber station in accordance with which section of the queue the items reside.

Abstract: A method of processing secondary management data packets, and a scheduler to perform the method, including processing each of the secondary management data packets through one or more queues in the scheduler used to process a user service flow in an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 802.16 system.

Abstract: A multi-hop mobile relay system including a base station, a first relay station, a second relay station, and a mobile station, in which a data flow is transmitted from the base station to the first relay station using a first bandwidth, the data flow is transmitted from the first relay station to the second relay station using a second bandwidth, the data flow is transmitted from the second relay station to a mobile station reusing the first bandwidth, providing the radio coverage area of the second relay station does not overlap with the radio coverage area of the base station.