Abstract: System and method of applying pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) to a human user's body. Here an electrically isolated antenna is applied to a portion of the body. This antenna is connected to a PEMF power source comprising a modified Blumlein dual transmission line transformer circuit with emphasis on miniaturization. Each transmission line comprises a substantially planar PC board mounted conducting strip configured in a meander pattern, and separated from at least one split ground plane by at least one substantially planar dielectric material and at least one split ground plane. This in turn is powered by a low voltage power supply, resonant transformer. The Blumlein circuit is charged and discharged by a processor controlled high-speed switch according to user selected time settings, and can produce outputs substantially above 1 kV. Relative to prior art devices, the system enables much smaller, lighter, and less costly PEMF implementations.

Abstract: An RF transceiver operable in two separate frequency bands has transmitter and receiver elements with broadband components to provide a flat frequency response across the two separate operating frequency bands. The broadband transmitting and receiving elements are utilized with other narrow band components which are designed for operating in either the first frequency band or the second frequency band. The use of common components for operating in both frequency bands reduces part count and cost along with reduced size and weight.

Abstract: A differential input buffer operable at power supply voltages below 3.0 V comprises first and second field effect transistors connected between a power supply and a current source as a differential pair in receiving input and input bar signals. Using enhancement mode field effect transistors and heterojunction bipolar transistors for a current source, a power supply voltage Vcc as low as 2 V is possible for circuit operation.

Abstract: A low voltage regulator integrated circuit for high speed/high frequency circuits incorporates a field effect transistor switch with a heterojunction bipolar transistor in order to reduce voltage requirements of the circuit and allow lower power voltages to be regulated. A first field effect transistor connects an unregulated power input terminal to a regulated power output terminal with a bias circuit including the heterojunction bipolar transistor provided to maintain conductance of the field effect transistor in regulating a voltage on the output terminal. A second field effect transistor can be included in the circuit to provide a power down or power saving mode of operation. An input voltage range of the voltage regulator is reduced from 3-3.5 V to 2-2.3 V using the integrated field effect transistor/heterojunction bipolar transistor device structure.