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Gregory C Salvador

from Millville, DE
Age ~64
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Also known as:
Greg C Salvador, Gregory C Salvadore, Gregor Salvador, Greg Salvadore, Salvador Gregor
Related to:
David RegulaKevin Haines, 42Kathy Schulte, 66Christopher Regula, 42William R Schulte, 66
Connected to:
Aaron C Salvador, 51Agustin M Salvador, 52Alejandro M Salvador, 47Alejandra Salvado, 54Alma Salvador, 55Amilcar E Salvador, 52Andres Salvador, 62Angela Salvador, 46Arielle C Salvador, 38Armando R Salvador, 45

Gregory Salvador Phones & Addresses

  • Millville, DE
  • Clark, NJ
  • 300 Kappa Ct, Wernersville, PA 19565
  • Robesonia, PA
  • Plainfield, NJ
  • Jessup, PA

Work

Company: Shell gas station - Brooklyn, NY 2009 Position: Gas station attendant

Education

School / High School: Carnasie High School- Brooklyn, NY 2005

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Gregory Salvador Lawrence, MA

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Work:
Shell Gas Station
Brooklyn, NY
2009 to 2011
Gas Station Attendant

Publications

Us Patents

System And Method For Providing An Impedance Match Of An Output Buffer To A Transmission Line

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US Patent:
6542008, Apr 1, 2003
Filed:
Nov 28, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/723504
Inventors:
Dwight D. Daugherty - Ephrata PA
Johannes G. Ransijn - Wyomissing Hills PA
Gregory C. Salvador - Wernersville PA
James D. Yoder - Leola PA
Kenneth D. Gaynor - Reading PA
Assignee:
Agere Systems Inc. - Allentown PA
International Classification:
H03K 1716
US Classification:
327 30, 326 26
Abstract:
A system and method are provided for providing an impedance match of an output buffer to a transmission line without significantly increasing the power consumption of the output buffer. A system and method are also provided for providing an impedance match of an output buffer to a transmission line, while still allowing for an adjustable output swing as is required for loads such as laser transmitters and optical modulators.

Digital Driver Circuit

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US Patent:
61305626, Oct 10, 2000
Filed:
Aug 14, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/134364
Inventors:
Fridolin L. Bosch - Bethlehem PA
Gregory C. Salvador - Wernersville PA
Assignee:
Lucent Technologies, Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
H03B 100
US Classification:
327109
Abstract:
A digital driver circuit with increased maximum output voltage amplitude and therefore also increased maximum current amplitude for constant power supply voltages is provided. A current sensing resistor replaces the conventional current source transistor in the output stage of the driver circuit. In addition, the output current control circuit is applied to an earlier stage of the driver. An automatic output current control scheme is created which keeps the voltage across the current sensing resistor equal to a DC reference and therefore maintains the output current or voltage amplitude by actively level shifting the DATA and DATA drive signals for the output stage to the correct level. This eliminates the necessity to incorporate a voltage safety margin and simultaneously increases the maximum available output voltage amplitude. Therefore, by utilizing the current sensing resistor and by moving the output amplitude control circuit to an earlier stage of the driver circuit, the driver circuit of the present invention provides increased output voltage and current amplitudes to drive modulated devices.

Dynamic Control For Laser Diode Drivers

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US Patent:
60211431, Feb 1, 2000
Filed:
Apr 21, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/064121
Inventors:
Johannes Gerardus Ransijn - Wyomissing Hills PA
Gregory C. Salvador - Wernersville PA
James Daniel Yoder - Manheim Township, Lancaster County PA
Assignee:
Lucent Technologies, Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
H01S 300
US Classification:
372 38
Abstract:
A dynamic laser diode drive circuit is formed so that the gain of the final gain stage is controlled in association with the level of the drive current supplied to the laser diode. In particular, the current sources associated with the final gain stage and the output stage and commonly controlled so that the gain tracks the current level. That is, in situations required a relatively low current, the gain is minimized to prevent overdriving the output stage (a situation common in prior art arrangements). When a larger laser drive current is required, the gain of the final stage is adjusted to increase the output from this stage and provide a sufficient voltage differential to drive the output stage.
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