DANIEL E BAKER
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4690 N 470 E, Peru, IN 46970
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4825 E 79Th St, Indianapolis, IN 46250
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Customizing Code Modules Of Software And Programmable Hardware For A Test Instrument
US Patent:
2013021, Aug 22, 2013
Filed:
Feb 16, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/398580
Inventors:
Charles G. Schroeder - Cedar Park TX, US
Christopher F. Graf - Liberty Hill TX, US
Ciro T. Nishiguchi - Austin TX, US
Nigel G. D'Souza - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Thomas D. Magruder - Austin TX, US
Christopher F. Graf - Liberty Hill TX, US
Ciro T. Nishiguchi - Austin TX, US
Nigel G. D'Souza - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Thomas D. Magruder - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 11/28
US Classification:
714 32, 714E11178
Abstract:
Customizing a test instrument. A plurality of pairs of code modules may be provided. Each pair of code modules may include a first code module having program instructions for execution by a processor of the test instrument and a second code module for implementation on a programmable hardware element of the test instrument. For each pair of code modules, the first code module and the second code module may collectively implement a function in the test instrument. User input may be received specifying modification of a second code module of at least one of the plurality of pairs of code modules. Accordingly, a hardware description may be generated for the programmable hardware element of the test instrument based on the modified second code module.
Customizing Operation Of A Test Instrument Based On Information From A System Under Test
US Patent:
2013021, Aug 22, 2013
Filed:
Feb 16, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/398529
Inventors:
Charles G. Schroeder - Cedar Park TX, US
Christopher F. Graf - Liberty Hill TX, US
Ciro T. Nishiguchi - Austin TX, US
Nigel G. D'Souza - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Thomas D. Magruder - Austin TX, US
Christopher F. Graf - Liberty Hill TX, US
Ciro T. Nishiguchi - Austin TX, US
Nigel G. D'Souza - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Thomas D. Magruder - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 19/00
US Classification:
702123, 702108
Abstract:
Customizing a test instrument. A plurality of pairs of code modules may be provided. Each pair of code modules may include a first code module having program instructions for execution by a processor of the test instrument and a second code module for implementation on a programmable hardware element of the test instrument. For each pair of code modules, the first code module and the second code module may collectively implement a function in the test instrument. User input may be received specifying modification of a second code module of at least one of the plurality of pairs of code modules. Accordingly, a hardware description may be generated for the programmable hardware element of the test instrument based on the modified second code module.
Modifying A Target System Configuration To Utilize A Different Synchronization Module For Performing Synchronization Among Multiple Programmable Hardware Elements
US Patent:
2013021, Aug 22, 2013
Filed:
Jun 19, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/527208
Inventors:
Christopher F. Graf - Liberty Hill TX, US
Ryan H. Brown - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Matthew J. DeVoe - Austin TX, US
Ryan H. Brown - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Matthew J. DeVoe - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 9/44
US Classification:
717113, 717110
Abstract:
Customizing a target system. The target system may include a first device with a first programmable hardware element (PHE) and a second device with a second PHE. Synchronization modules may be provided for implementation on the first and second PHEs. The synchronization modules may provide a standard interface for interacting with other code. A user may specify user-created code for the first and second PHEs which utilizes the synchronization modules. The user-created code may interact with the synchronization modules using the standard interface. Accordingly, hardware descriptions may be generated for the first and second PHEs of the target system. Different modules may be used for different interconnects. Additionally, multiple synchronization modules may be used, e.g., dynamically, during operation of the target system.
Customizing Synchronization Of Custom Code Among Multiple Programmable Hardware Elements Within A System
US Patent:
2013021, Aug 22, 2013
Filed:
Jun 19, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/527132
Inventors:
Christopher F. Graf - Liberty Hill TX, US
Ryan H. Brown - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Matthew J. DeVoe - Austin TX, US
Sarvesh V. Nagarajan - Austin TX, US
Ryan H. Brown - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Matthew J. DeVoe - Austin TX, US
Sarvesh V. Nagarajan - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 9/44
US Classification:
717121
Abstract:
Customizing a target system. The target system may include a first device with a first programmable hardware element (PHE) and a second device with a second PHE. Synchronization modules may be provided for implementation on the first and second PHEs. The synchronization modules may provide a standard interface for interacting with other code. A user may specify user-created code for the first and second PHEs which utilizes the synchronization modules. The user-created code may interact with the synchronization modules using the standard interface. Accordingly, hardware descriptions may be generated for the first and second PHEs of the target system. Different modules may be used for different interconnects. Additionally, multiple synchronization modules may be used, e.g., dynamically, during operation of the target system.
Mechanisms For The Correction Of I/Q Impairments
US Patent:
8638893, Jan 28, 2014
Filed:
Feb 24, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/404851
Inventors:
Stephen L. Dark - Austin TX, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Daniel J. Baker - West Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
H04B 1/10, H04L 25/49
US Classification:
375350, 375296
Abstract:
Various embodiments of communication devices and associated methods for reducing I/Q impairments in signals used by the communication devices are described. A transmitter device may perform filtering (or matrix multiplication) on digital I and Q signals to pre-correct them before converting them into analog I and Q signals. The pre-correction may pre-compensate for I/Q impairments which have not been introduced yet, but which will subsequently be introduced during digital to analog conversion, I/Q modulation, or other processing that occurs to produce a transmission signal from the original digital I and Q signals. A receiver device may receive a transmission signal, produce digital I and Q signals from it, and perform filtering on the digital I and Q signals to correct I/Q impairments at a plurality of frequency offsets.