Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) generator includes a pulse generator circuit configured to receive input signals indicative of a pulse pattern comprising pulse segments, the input signals defining power levels and durations for the pulse segments. The pulse generator circuit generates a pulse modulation control signal for each pulse segment responsive to the input signals. The pulse modulation control signal is coupled to adjust an amplitude and to modulate an RF source signal to generate the pulse RF signal having an envelope defined by the pulse segments of the pulse pattern.

Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) generator includes a pulse generator circuit configured to receive input signals indicative of a pulse pattern comprising pulse segments, the input signals defining power levels and durations for the pulse segments. The pulse generator circuit generates a pulse modulation control signal for each pulse segment responsive to the input signals. The pulse modulation control signal is coupled to adjust an amplitude and to modulate an RF source signal to generate the pulse RF signal having an envelope defined by the pulse segments of the pulse pattern.

Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) generator includes a pulse generator circuit configured to receive input signals indicative of a pulse pattern defining an envelope of a pulse RF signal. The pulse generator circuit stores data values defining power levels and durations of segments of the pulse pattern. The pulse generator generates a pulse modulation control signal responsive to the stored data values, the pulse modulation control signal being indicative of the power level and the duration of each segment of the pulse pattern, the pulse modulation control signal being provided to a control circuit to generate a control signal to adjust the amplitude and to modulate the duration or width of the RF signal to generate the pulse RF signal having the pulse pattern.

Abstract: A message waiting notification system comprising a telephone provider's off premise central switching office connected to a Dual Signal Triggered Message Waiting Indicator (DSTMWI) circuit via a telephone line is disclosed. The central switching office transmits predetermined asynchronous Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) signals and/or audible tones indicating different types of electronically stored communication messages awaiting retrieval, such as voice mail, E-mail, fax mail and video mail. Responsive to receiving the FSK signals and/or audible tones from the central switching office via the telephone line, the DSTMWI circuit provides visual notification of any combination of different types of the electronically stored communication messages.