Pulse or digital communications – Apparatus convertible to analog
Patent
1996-12-16
1997-09-30
Chin, Wellington
Pulse or digital communications
Apparatus convertible to analog
375311, 455 93, 455 95, 332103, 332117, 332144, 379 58, H04L 2734
Patent
active
056732872
ABSTRACT:
The dual mode amplifier network of the present invention enables a radiotelephone to operate efficiently in both the U.S. Digital Cellular mode and the FM analog cellular mode. Multiple, switched branches (110 and 120) permit one branch (110) with an isolator (103) to be used in the in the U.S. Digital Cellular mode while the other branch (120) is switched out. In the analog mode, the transmit filter branch (120) is used while the isolator branch (110) is switched out.
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Colvis Christopher O.
Schwent Dale G.
Yochem Donald M.
Chin Wellington
Kordich Donald C.
Luther William
Motorola Inc.
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