Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices
Reexamination Certificate
2005-12-13
2005-12-13
Cuneo, Kamand (Department: 2841)
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...
For electronic systems and devices
C361S765000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06975517
ABSTRACT:
Exemplary techniques for providing an embedded preemphasis circuit and/or a deemphasis circuit in a printed circuit board (PCB) or other circuit device are disclosed. In particular, a technique for preemphasizing and/or deemphasizing transmitted signals in a PCB-based circuit is provided. The technique may be realized as a preemphasis circuit for preemphasizing a signal being transmitted from a signal source to a signal destination. The preemphasis circuit comprises a printed circuit board (PCB), a resistor embedded in the PCB and having a first terminal electrically connected to the signal source and a second terminal electrically connected to the signal destination, and a capacitor embedded in the PCB and having a first terminal electrically connected to the signal source and a second terminal electrically connected to the signal destination.
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Kwong Herman
Marcanti Larry
Soh Kah Ming
Cuneo Kamand
Dinh Tuan
Hunton & Williams LLP
Nortel Networks Limited
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