Dr. Trinh graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at Houston in 1993. She works in Katy, TX and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Trinh is affiliated with Houston Methodist St Catherine Hospital and Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital.
Us Patents
Multiple Chip Module With Integrated Rf Capabilities
Hassan Hashemi - Laguna Niguel CA Shiaw Chang - Thousand Oaks CA Roger Forse - Santa Barbara CA Evan McCarthy - Costa Mesa CA Trang Trinh - Cypress CA Thuy Tran - El Monte CA
A multiple chip module (MCM) for use with baseband, RF, or IF applications includes a number of active circuit chips having a plurality of different functions. The active circuit chips are mounted on a substrate that is configured to provide an integrated subsystem in a single MCM package. The MCM includes a number of features that enable it to meet electrical performance, high-volume manufacturing, and low-cost requirements. The MCM may incorporate split ground planes to achieve electronic shielding and isolation, vias configured as both thermal sinks and grounding connections, and specifically configured die attach pads and exposed ground conductor pads.
Balun Circuit For Combining Differential Power Amplifier Outputs
Scott A. Griffith - San Clemente CA Trang N. Trinh - Cypress CA
Assignee:
Skyworks Solutions, Inc. - Newport Beach CA
International Classification:
H04B 102
US Classification:
455 91, 455326, 455323, 333 25, 343859
Abstract:
A BALUN circuit comprising a lead network coupled to the positive phase output of a differential power amplifier, a negative phase output coupled to the negative phase output of the differential amplifier, and a delay element coupled in series with the lag network. The output of the lead network and the delay element are combined to form a single-ended output. The lag and lead networks may adjust the output impedances of the positive and negative phase outputs so that the output impedance of the single-ended output is set to a desired value. In one implementation, selected components of the lag and lead networks, and the delay element, comprise printed elements.
Vco Tuning Curve Compensated Charge Pump Current Synthesizer
Scott A. Griffith - San Clemente CA Trang N. Trinh - Cypress CA Pete Good - Dana Point CA
Assignee:
Skyworks Solutions, Inc. - Newport Beach CA
International Classification:
H03L 700
US Classification:
331 17, 331 1 A, 327156, 327157, 327159, 375326, 455260
Abstract:
A system provided for controlling an output frequency of a voltage controlled oscillator relative to a reference frequency. A method includes the steps of detecting a phase error between a divided output of the voltage controlled oscillator and the reference frequency, pumping a frequency control input of the voltage controlled oscillator with the phase error and adjusting a pumping gain based upon a magnitude of the frequency control input to the voltage controlled oscillator. This apparatus includes a phase detector adapted to detect the phase error between the divided output of the voltage controlled oscilator and the reference frequency and a charge pump adapted to pump the frequency control input of the voltage controlled oscillator with the phase error. The apparatus also includes a gain controller adapted to adjust the pumping gain based upon the magnitude of the frequency control input to the voltage controlled oscillator.
Multiple Chip Module With Integrated Rf Capabilities
Hassan Hashemi - Laguna Niguel CA, US Shiaw Chang - Thousand Oaks CA, US Roger Forse - Santa Barbara CA, US Evan McCarthy - Costa Mesa CA, US Trang Trinh - Cypress CA, US Thuy Tran - El Monte CA, US
A multiple chip module (MCM) for use with baseband, RF, or IF applications includes a number of active circuit chips having a plurality of different functions. The active circuit chips are mounted on a substrate that is configured to provide an integrated subsystem in a single MCM package. The MCM includes a number of features that enable it to meet electrical performance, high-volume manufacturing, and low-cost requirements. The MCM may incorporate split ground planes to achieve electronic shielding and isolation, vias configured as both thermal sinks and grounding connections, and specifically configured die attach pads and exposed ground conductor pads.
Rockwell International Corporation - Seal Beach CA
International Classification:
H04B 126
US Classification:
455326
Abstract:
A passive uniplanar double-balanced star RF mixer, comprising a substantially planar support substrate with a conductive layer of material disposed on one side and a slotline and first, second, and third coplanar waveguides formed therein which are configured to accommodate different frequencies. The first waveguide is bifurcated on one end into two waveguide branches which form first and second waveguide terminations each physically coupled to one end of the slotline. The second waveguide is electrically coupled to the first waveguide at a location spaced apart from the branches. The third waveguide is electrically coupled to the slotline at a position located approximately equi-distant from the slotline ends. A first grounding element is connected to the grounds of the first and third waveguides, and is positioned adjacent to the first branch termination. A conductive surface is enclosed by the waveguide branches and the slotline.
Rockwell International Corporation - Seal Beach CA
International Classification:
H04B 126 H01P 510
US Classification:
455327
Abstract:
A passive uniplanar double-balanced RF mixing apparatus, comprising a planar support substrate with first and second conductive layers disposed on first and second sides, and first and second linear slotlines having open terminations on a first end thereof formed in the first conductive layer. First and second coplanar waveguides are also formed in the first conductive layer with each having one end electrically coupled to first and of said first and second slotlines, respectively. A first balun comprises the first coplanar waveguide connection to the first slotline, and a second balun comprises the second coplanar waveguide connection the second slotline. An isolation gap formed in the first conductive layer adjacent to and between the first and second slotlines provided electrical isolation between the first and second baluns and waveguides for RF-toLO isolation. A transfer element, in the form of a third coplanar waveguide or a conductive via, is electrically connected to one of the baluns adjacent to, but removed a predetermined distance from, the associated slotline for transferring intermediate oscillator frequency signals. A folded diode ring is connected between the slotlines and to the first and second baluns.
Cheng P. Wen - Mission Viejo CA Trang N. Trinh - Torrance CA
Assignee:
Hughes Aircraft Company - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
G01S 742 H04B 710 H01Q 2124 H01P 518
US Classification:
342188
Abstract:
A radar transceiver is disclosed which operates with circularly polarized waveforms. A single circularly polarized antenna is used to transmit and receive circularly polarized waveforms. A 3-dB directional coupler splits the signal to be transmitted into two signals 90. degree. out-of-phase for transmission by the antenna and also combines the horizontal and vertical components of any return signal.
Trang N. Trinh - Cypress CA H. John Kuno - Rancho Palos Verdes CA
Assignee:
Hughes Aircraft Company - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
H01Q 138
US Classification:
343700MS
Abstract:
An antenna arrangement is disclosed for radiating and receiving circularly polarized radiation. A first antenna array having parallel stripline conductors is disposed on the top surface of a dielectric substrate. The stripline conductors have radiating tabs protruding outwardly therefrom in a direction about 45 degrees from the stripline conductors. A second antenna array having a second plurality of stripline conductor is disposed on the substrate. The second stripline conductors are interdigitated with the first stripline conductors. The second stripline conductors also have a plurality of outwardly protruding radiating elements which form about a 90 degree angle with the first radiating elements. The first and second antenna arrays are fed with two independent signals about 90 degrees apart and will independently radiate a horizontally linearly polarized wave and a vertically linearly polarized wave respectively, which becomes a circularly polarized wave at far field. The interdigitated antenna pattern allows a compact antenna arrangement to be fabricated while lessening the tendency of adjacent antennas to cross-couple and distort the transmitted signal.
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