Humberto Jose Garcia, 745001 N Lois Ave, Tampa, FL 33614

7193620, Mar 20, 2007

Jul 21, 2003

10/623890

Bach L. Nguyen - Plantation FL, US
Julio C. Castaneda - Coral Springs FL, US
Humberto E. Garcia - Miami Lakes FL, US
Jose Felix Rodriguez - Miami FL, US
Brian Scott Simpson - Sunrise FL, US
Erik J. Walls - Coral Springs FL, US
Jeffrey Michael Buczek - Plantation FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04M 1/00

345204, 345 84, 345206, 345864, 34082572, 379428

A wireless device lighting system provides backlighting of a display () and/or a user interface () of a wireless device (). A user interface () includes a plurality of buttons () for entering information and at least one multicolor LED for emitting light. The at least one multicolor LED is located behind the plurality of buttons (). The user interface () further includes a connector for connecting the user interface () to the wireless device () and a circuit board for mounting the at least one multicolor LED and the connector. The user interface () further includes a light pipe for allowing light emitted from the at least one multicolor LED to be emitted from the buttons (), the light pipe located between the at least one multicolor LED and the buttons (). The user interface () further includes a selector for allowing a user to define a color of light for emission by the at least one multicolor LED.

7593706, Sep 22, 2009

Dec 21, 2005

11/313571

Brian E. Bucknor - Miramar FL, US
Humberto E. Garcia - Miami Lakes FL, US
Roberto Gautier - Davie FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04B 1/06
H04B 7/00

4552341, 455296, 455136, 34235712, 34235706

A GPS receiver circuit () for reducing insertion loss. The receiver circuit () includes a switch () for diverting input signals between a filtered pathway () and a short circuit pathway () to an amplifier (). The amplifier () output feeds an automatic gain controller () that senses a noise level in the output of the amplifier () and adjusts a gain of the amplifier () in response to the noise level. The receiver circuit () also includes a threshold detector () with an input coupled to the output of the automatic gain controller () and an output coupled to the switch () for selecting between the filtered pathway () and the short circuit pathway (), thereby removing the filter () from the signal path if not needed.

2021026, Aug 26, 2021

Jul 19, 2019

17/260153

- Plantation FL, US
Cuthbert Martindale Allen - Miramar FL, US
Humberto Eduardo Garcia - Davie FL, US
Sumanth Murali - Plantation FL, US
Juan Leopoldo Ballen - Parkland FL, US
Christopher Michael Lopez - Davie FL, US

H04W 72/12
H04W 76/15
H04W 24/08
G06F 3/14

Systems and methods for adaptive frequency hopping for reducing or avoiding electromagnetic interference between two radios operating in the same radio frequency (RF) band are provided. In one aspect, a host device, which includes first and second wireless radios and a hardware processor, can use adaptive frequency hopping among a plurality of RF channels to reduce interference. The device can control the first wireless radio to establish a first wireless connection with a terminal device via a first subset of channels, determine a set of performance statistics for the channels, and replace at least one of the first subset of the channels with a new channel within the plurality of channels based on the statistics. For example, a channel can be replaced if a packet error rate (PER) exceeds a threshold.

2020003, Jan 30, 2020

Jul 23, 2019

16/519716

- Plantaion FL, US
Adam Carl Wright - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
William Chow - Boca Raton FL, US
Gary Quartana, JR. - Parkland FL, US
Humberto Eduardo Garcia - Davie FL, US
Jose Felix Rodriguez - Hileah FL, US
Matthew Thomas Hull - Parkland FL, US
Paul Daniel Lindquist - Plantation FL, US

G06F 1/20
H02H 1/00
H02H 5/04
H05K 7/20
G05B 15/02

Various embodiments relate to a thermal management system for an electronic device, such as an augmented reality or virtual reality device. The thermal management system can comprise an active cooling mechanism in various embodiments to dynamically or actively cool components of the device, for example, by adjust fan speeds of a fan assembly. In some embodiments, a hardware shutdown mechanism can be provided to shut down the device if software-based thermal management devices are inoperable. In some embodiments, the air flow into and/or within the electronic device can be adjusted to cool various components of the device.