Abstract: A transconductor circuitry (10) with adaptive biasing comprises a first input terminal (E10a) to apply a first input signal (inp), and a second input terminal (E10b) to apply a second input signal (inn). A control circuit (200) is configured to control a first controllable current source (110) in a first current path (101) and a second controllable current source (120) in a second current path (102) in response to at least one of a first potential of a first node (N1) of the first current path (101) and a second potential of a second node (N2) of the second current path (102). The first node (N1) is located between a first transistor (150) and the first controllable current source (110), and the second node (N2) is located between a second transistor (160) and the second controllable current source (120).

Abstract: A transconductor circuitry (10) with adaptive biasing comprises a first input terminal (ElOa) to apply a first input signal (inp), and a second input terminal (ElOb) to apply a second input signal (inn). A control circuit (200) is configured to control a first controllable current source (110) in a first current path (101) and a second controllable current source (120) in a second current path (102) in response to at least one of a first potential of a first node (N1) of the first current path (101) and a second potential of a second node (N2) of the second current path (102). The first node (N1) is located between a first transistor (150) and the first controllable current source (110), and the second node (N2) is located between a second transistor (160) and the second controllable current source (120).

Abstract: Systems, methods, and assemblies to provide clock signals to electrical components of downhole tools are provided. In one example, an oscillator assembly may include a silicon-based oscillator having a variable capacitor circuit. The silicon-based oscillator may provide an output signal at a frequency within a range of frequencies. The oscillator assembly may also include control circuitry electrically coupled to the silicon-based oscillator. Moreover, the control circuitry may include a temperature input that receives a temperature corresponding to the silicon-based oscillator. The control circuitry may also include a control signal output electrically coupled to the silicon-based oscillator. The control signal output may be used to change a capacitance of the variable capacitor circuit based on the temperature received by the temperature input to maintain the output signal of the silicon-based oscillator within the range of frequencies.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and assemblies to provide clock signals to electrical components of downhole tools are provided. In one example, an oscillator assembly may include a silicon-based oscillator having a variable capacitor circuit. The silicon-based oscillator may provide an output signal at a frequency within a range of frequencies. The oscillator assembly may also include control circuitry electrically coupled to the silicon-based oscillator. Moreover, the control circuitry may include a temperature input that receives a temperature corresponding to the silicon-based oscillator. The control circuitry may also include a control signal output electrically coupled to the silicon-based oscillator. The control signal output may be used to change a capacitance of the variable capacitor circuit based on the temperature received by the temperature input to maintain the output signal of the silicon-based oscillator within the range of frequencies.

Abstract: A radiotelephony device employing filters and methods for eliminating a DC component from an electronic signal provide for circuitry having a zero corresponding to a cut-off frequency, and circuitry for shifting the zero by an amount corresponding to the absolute value of that cut-off frequency. In such radiotelephony device, the filters and methods, which include integration and operation of gyrators, tend to be (a) suited for incorporation in integrated circuits by virtue of reducing the physical size of the required capacitors and (b) reduce time-dependent inertia.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of demodulating a signal (I, Q) that has a main component and harmonics. According to the invetion, this method includes the following of a selection of one of the harmonics, and a demodulation of the selected harmonic. The invention enables the elimination of a parasitic component introduced by the demodulation into the demodulated signal SD without altering the data carried by the signal SD.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of eliminating a DC component from an electronic signal, comprising:

Abstract: Filters and methods for eliminating a DC component from an electronic signal provide for circuitry having a zero corresponding to a cut-off frequency, and circuitry for shifting the zero by an amount corresponding to the absolute value of that cut-off frequency. The filters and methods, which include integration and operation of gyrators, are particularly well-suited for incorporation in integrated circuits by virtue of reducing the physical size of the required capacitors. A further advantage is the reduction of time-dependent inertia. Applications of the filters and methods include, but are not limited to, radiotelephony.

Abstract: A converter device with a symmetrical device input and an asymmetrical device output has a transconductance input module that converts the device input voltage to an output current. A resistive module transforms the output current into a voltage referenced a predetermined potential. The transconductance input module has two transistors forming a differential pair and a subtracter connected between the differential pair outputs and the resistive module. The subtracter has three current mirrors and provides the resistive module with a current which is the difference between transfer currents of the two transistors of the differential pair. A second differential pair is provided between the device input and the first differential pair.