Abstract: A motor drive system includes an electric motor, a drive circuit and a control unit. The drive circuit provides a driving current to the electric motor. A current command generator of the control unit generates a current command according to a torque command and a motor operating information. The driving current is converted into a d-axis current and/or a q-axis current by the control unit. Consequently, the driving current is close to the d-axis current command and/or the q-axis current command corresponding to the current command. If a value of the torque command is positive, the current command generator generates the corresponding current command according to a MTPA lookup table. If the value of the torque command is negative, the current command generator generates the corresponding current command according to a zero recycle lookup table.

Abstract: A Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) and Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) transceiver in which correlator banks consisting of an array of dual-code correlators (two tri-code correlators) are used to form correlator filters, such as chip matched filters or multi-code RAKE receivers, or FIR filters for CDMA/TDMA related applications.

Abstract: A correlator and matched filter for use with coded transmission, such as CDMA, form new codes from the sums and differences of the original codes, where only one of the new codes is non-zero for each element position and effect hardware savings using the new codes.

Abstract: A correlator and matched filter for use with coded transmission, such as CDMA, form new codes from the sums and differences of the original codes, where only one of the new codes is non-zero for each element position and effect hardware savings using the new codes.

Abstract: A correlator and matched filter for use with coded transmission, such as CDMA, form new codes from the sums and differences of the original codes, where only one of the new codes is non-zero for each element position and effect hardware savings using the new codes.

Abstract: A correlator and matched filter for use with coded transmission, such as CDMA, form new codes from the sums and differences of the original codes, where only one of the new codes is non-zero for each element position and effect hardware savings using the new codes.

Abstract: Correlators categorize different combinations of code sequences and identify locations for which code elements for the code sequences are equivalent. Then, a dispreading operation is performed once for each equivalent combination. The equivalent combinations, for example, may be locations where the code elements are the same or locations where code elements are complements of one another.