John M Wu

6653885, Nov 25, 2003

Oct 30, 2001

10/001250

John C. Wu - San Diego CA
Paul L. Rodgers - Gardena CA
Jeff T. Mohr - Escondido CA
David E. Kelly - San Diego CA

Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation - San Diego CA

G06F 744

327356, 327359, 327355, 327566, 455326

A radio frequency (RF) mixing device wherein RF core circuit elements requiring signal splitting are provided with one or more signal splitting element(s) (âbalun(s)â) integrated on-chip with the core RF circuit elements. The RF mixing device comprises one or more RF circuit element(s) integrated on a common substrate with one or more balun(s), wherein the common substrate is an insulating substrate further provided with associated silicon-based CMOS circuitry formed in a thin, highly crystalline silicon layer formed on the insulating substrate. The insulating substrate is selected from transparent crystalline materials such as sapphire, spinel, etc. The common substrate is preferably ultrathin silicon-on-sapphire.

6726879, Apr 27, 2004

May 16, 2002

10/150736

Waiping Ng - San Diego CA
John Wu - San Diego CA

Ameditech, Inc. - San Diego CA

G01N 2100

422 58, 422 61, 422 681, 436180

A fluid specimen collecting and testing device has two chambers each sealable by a lid. A first chamber has a portion of the specimen volume for carrying out a field test. A second chamber preserves an untainted portion of the fluid for more rigorous laboratory testing. A volume of fluid is temporarily allowed to pass from one chamber to the other through a sealable passageway. One lid carries one or more chromatic graphic reaction testing strips.

7300626, Nov 27, 2007

May 21, 2001

09/862235

John Wu - San Diego CA, US
Jinying Liu - San Diego CA, US
Chongyang Zhao - San Diego CA, US

G01N 30/00

422 58, 422 55, 422 56, 422 57, 422 681, 422 99, 422102, 422104

A fluid specimen testing device having a removable lid which carries at least one testing strip behind a transparent top viewing window. Testing is initiated by tilting the device into a stable sideways orientation to allow the specimen to contact the sampling pad portion of the strip. The device is adapted to provide stability in the upright, tilted and inverted orientations. A roll-inhibiting feature also acts as an indicator for proper roll positioning in the tilted configuration. The strips are also oriented in the lid so that they are substantially vertical when the device is in the tilted position thereby enhancing a condition for proper capillarity. The strip is carried close to the upper surface which allows it to be copied on a flat glass copier providing for more objective recordation of the test results.

7379908, May 27, 2008

May 16, 2001

09/855684

William J. Clancey - Portola Valley CA, US
Lee Hecht - Palo Alto CA, US
Erich A. Helfert - San Mateo CA, US
John Wu - Atherton CA, US
Edgar P. Canty - Menlo Park CA, US

Modernsoft, Inc. - Portola Valley CA

G06Q 40/00

705 35, 705 36

A computer-implemented method of populating row and column cells of an electronic financial statement document containing with formulas and data, and related apparatus. A formula for a cell in a financial statement is generated from a row definition for the row and a column definition for the column of the cell, where the row definition defines a term of the statement and the column definition specifies a period of time. The resulting statement is displayed to a user, and new formula expressions can be generated to reflect changes in the statement. The statement can have three kinds of columns, namely base columns, subtotal columns, and grand total columns. Data in columns of an input database corresponds to a database period of time, and the base columns in the statement have statement period unit. For each base column of the statement, a correspondence to more than one column of the input database can be computed dynamically. The cells of the statement column can be populated using data from the corresponding database columns.

7392039, Jun 24, 2008

Mar 13, 2002

10/098637

Slim S. Souissi - San Diego CA, US
John Jun Wu - San Diego CA, US
ChengChang Huang - San Diego CA, US
Simon Lee - San Diego CA, US

Novatel Wireless, Inc. - San Diego CA

H04M 1/663
H04M 1/725
H04M 1/64
H04Q 7/22

4554122, 455413, 455437, 455466, 379 671, 379 8812, 379 8825

A system and method for complete message delivery to a multi-mode communication device is presented. The communication device is adaptable to communicate with one or more carrier networks and one or more data networks. When a new message is received for the communication device, a message notification is sent to the device via a first network. The communication device parses the message notification and retrieves the complete message via a second network. Alternatively, the message notification may be delivered and the complete message may be retrieved via the same network.

7659753, Feb 9, 2010

Mar 30, 2007

11/731711

Lidong Chen - San Jose CA, US
John K. Wu - Santa Clara CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H03K 5/22

327 65, 327 67, 327 72

In general, in one aspect, the disclosure describes an apparatus that included a reference generator to receive a differential input signal and generate reference voltages having same common mode as the differential input signal. A replica bias generator is used to generate a bias signal based on the reference voltages. A comparator is used to compare the input signals to threshold voltages that are based at least in part on the bias signal.

7664095, Feb 16, 2010

Jun 20, 2003

10/600295

John Wu - San Diego CA, US
Thanh Khai Ong - San Diego CA, US

Novatel Wireless, Inc. - San Diego CA

H04L 12/26

370352

A two-way wireless communication system comprises a central authority in communication with a plurality of client devices via both a circuit switched data communication system and a packet switched data communication system. The packet switched communication system can assign packet switched network addresses to the client devices dynamically. Therefore, the central authority can be configured to send a circuit switched message, through the circuit switched data network, to a client device requesting the client device to register with the central authority through the packet switched data network.

7944901, May 17, 2011

Apr 16, 2010

12/762225

Slim Souissi - San Diego CA, US
John Wu - San Diego CA, US
Brad Kim - San Diego CA, US
Anand Gore - San Diego CA, US

Novatel Wireless, Inc. - San Diego CA

H04W 4/00

370338, 370315

A Intelligent Mobile HotSpot (IMHS) comprises a wide area network radio interface configured to enable communications between a wide area network and the IMHS; a local area network radio interface configured to enable communications between the IMHS and a computing device; a power input configured to cause the IMHS to be powered on; memory configured to store instructions; and a processor coupled with memory, the instructions configured to cause the processor to perform the following in response to an activation of the power input: automatically establish a data connection with a base station associated with the wide area network over the wide area network, automatically establish a data connection with computing device over the local area network, and be in a ready state to route data packets from the computing device to the base station via the local area network data connection and the wide area network connection.