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Brian K Straup

from Austin, TX
Age ~68

Brian Straup Phones & Addresses

  • 7406 Callbram Ln, Austin, TX 78736 (512) 301-2469
  • Dripping Springs, TX
  • South Bend, IN
  • 7406 Callbram Ln, Austin, TX 78736 (512) 656-8799

Work

Company: Indie semiconductor Sep 2017 Position: Senior staff engineer

Education

School / High School: Indiana University South Bend

Skills

Firmware • Semiconductors • Consumer Electronics • Digital Signal Processors • Embedded Systems • Soc • Analog • Product Management • Ic • Debugging • Mixed Signal • Hardware • Asic • Electronics • Hardware Architecture • Pcb Design • Microcontrollers • Product Marketing • System Architecture • Microprocessors • Arm • Rtl Design • Integrated Circuit Design • Rf • Perl • Testing • Professional Audio • System Design • Processors • Usb • Verilog • Power Management • Failure Analysis • Semiconductor Industry • Embedded Software • Device Drivers • Engineering Management • Fpga • Analog Circuit Design • Technical Marketing • Tcl • Home Theater • Sound • Start Ups • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Product Development • Wireless • Program Management • Management

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Director Of Engineering And General Manager

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Location:
Austin, TX
Industry:
Semiconductors
Work:
Indie Semiconductor
Senior Staff Engineer

Witricity Corporation
Validation Engineer

Integrity Electronics Dec 2006 - Nov 2008
Chief Technical Officer

Breakwood Solutions Dec 2006 - Nov 2008
Owner

D2Audio 2001 - 2006
Senior Staff Application Engineer
Education:
Indiana University South Bend
Skills:
Firmware
Semiconductors
Consumer Electronics
Digital Signal Processors
Embedded Systems
Soc
Analog
Product Management
Ic
Debugging
Mixed Signal
Hardware
Asic
Electronics
Hardware Architecture
Pcb Design
Microcontrollers
Product Marketing
System Architecture
Microprocessors
Arm
Rtl Design
Integrated Circuit Design
Rf
Perl
Testing
Professional Audio
System Design
Processors
Usb
Verilog
Power Management
Failure Analysis
Semiconductor Industry
Embedded Software
Device Drivers
Engineering Management
Fpga
Analog Circuit Design
Technical Marketing
Tcl
Home Theater
Sound
Start Ups
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Product Development
Wireless
Program Management
Management

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Brian K Straup
Managing M, Managing
BREAKWOOD SOLUTIONS LLC
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site · Engineering Services
7406 Callbram Ln, Austin, TX 78736

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Method And System Of Operating A Codec In An Operational Mode

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US Patent:
6642876, Nov 4, 2003
Filed:
Jul 26, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/206424
Inventors:
Krishnan Subramoniam - Austin TX
Jens Puchert - Austin TX
Brian K. Straup - Austin TX
Assignee:
Cirrus Logic, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
H03H 166
US Classification:
341144, 700 94, 381119
Abstract:
A system and method of operating a codec in an operational mode are disclosed. The codec is operated in a digital centric mode. The digital centric mode involves the following: An analog mixer of the codec first mixes analog signals, if any, to produce a mixed analog signal. An analog-to-digital converter converts the mixed analog signal into a converted digital signal. A digital mixer mixes the converted digital signal with digital signals that are otherwise generally unavailable as analog signals to the codec without additional conversions to produce a mixed digital signal. A digital-to-analog converter converts the mixed digital signal into a mixed analog signal. A digital processor may perform digital effects processing on the mixed digital signal to add digital effects to the mixed digital signal. The codec is still able to alternatively operate in an analog centric mode, a host processing mode, or a multi-channel mode.

Method And System For Providing A Codec Clock Signal At A Desired Operational Rate

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US Patent:
7224756, May 29, 2007
Filed:
May 13, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/144295
Inventors:
Krishnan Subramoniam - Austin TX, US
Jens Puchert - Austin TX, US
Anand Venkitachalam - Pune, IN
Brian K. Straup - Austin TX, US
John L. Melanson - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
Cirrus Logic, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
H04L 27/08
US Classification:
375345, 370352, 345211, 713324, 713503
Abstract:
A clock generator system and method for providing and operating a codes with a clock signal at a desired operational rate are disclosed. The clock generator system also has a phase-locked loop circuit. The clock generator system determines whether an available clock signal within a circuit environment of the codec has a desired clock rate. If the available clock signal has the desired clock rate, the clock generator system supplies and operates the codec with the available clock signal. If the available clock signal does not have the desired clock rate, the phase-locked loop circuit generates from the available clock signal a desired clock signal having the desired clock rate and supplies and operates the codec with the desired clock signal.

Combination Line Or Microphone Input Circuitry

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US Patent:
20110182442, Jul 28, 2011
Filed:
Jan 25, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/692825
Inventors:
BRADLEY SCOTT MCDONALD - AUSTIN TX, US
BRIAN DAVID COX - ROUND ROCK TX, US
BRIAN KEITH STRAUP - AUSTIN TX, US
Assignee:
OPEN LABS, INC. - AUSTIN TX
International Classification:
H03G 3/00
US Classification:
381109, 381123
Abstract:
Combination line/microphone input circuitry is provided that adapts to receive either an audio line input or a microphone input via a single dual-purpose compound plug or input. More particularly, a combination line/microphone input circuit is provided to accept two different types of audio signals, being audio line signals and microphone signals, via a single dual-purpose plug or single input, such that the audio input circuitry is controlled or switched to accept either the audio line input or the audio microphone input signals, appropriately attenuate, filter and/or such input signals as necessary, then provide the resulting signal to other audio circuitry. Embodiments of the invention include additional circuitry that helps protect external line signal producing electronics from receiving incorrectly activated phantom microphone voltage.

Method And Apparatus For Preventing Unauthorized Access To Peripheral Devices

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US Patent:
56873794, Nov 11, 1997
Filed:
Jan 5, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/583277
Inventors:
Jimmy Dean Smith - Stevensville MI
Mark D. Nicol - Stevensville MI
Brian K. Straup - South Bend IN
Terence Paul O'Brien - Saint Joseph MI
Michael P. Krau - Benton Harbor MI
Richard David Ball - Saint Joseph MI
Assignee:
Packard Bell NEC - Sacramento CA
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
395726
Abstract:
This invention relates to a system for providing programmable configuration protection of a programmable Input/Output device. By configuration protection, it is meant that the programming options of an I/O controller can be set in accordance to a given environment, and then by use of a programming controlled signal, prevent the changing of the programmed environment or remove those programmed options considered unsafe in the now secured environment.

Programmably Selectable Addresses For Expansion Cards For A Motherboard

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US Patent:
59999918, Dec 7, 1999
Filed:
Aug 5, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/906398
Inventors:
Jimmy Dean Smith - Stevensville MI
Mark D. Nicol - Stevensville MI
Brian K. Straup - South Bend IN
Terence Paul O'Brien - Saint Joseph MI
Mark Layne Herman - Saint Joseph MI
Assignee:
Packard Bell NEC - Sacramento CA
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
710 9
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a computer system and more particularly to a computer system which allows option controller cards for various input/output (I/O) devices to be added on the motherboard at minimum cost.

System For Establishing A Transfer Mode Between System Controller And Peripheral Device

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US Patent:
57846421, Jul 21, 1998
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/484446
Inventors:
Jimmy Dean Smith - Stevensville MI
Mark D. Nicol - Stevensville MI
Brian K. Straup - South Bend IN
Terence Paul O'Brien - Saint Joseph MI
Mark Layne Herman - Saint Joseph MI
Assignee:
Packard Bell NEC - Sacramento CA
International Classification:
G06F 1332
US Classification:
395823
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a computer system and more particularly to a computer system which allows option controller cards for various input/output (I/O) devices to be added on the motherboard at minimum cost.

Expansion Module Including Programmable Chip Selects

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US Patent:
6023735, Feb 8, 2000
Filed:
Jul 20, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/120866
Inventors:
Jimmy Dean Smith - Stevensville MI
Mark D. Nicol - Stevensville MI
Brian K. Straup - South Bend IN
Terence Paul O'Brien - Saint Joseph MI
Mark Layne Herman - Saint Joseph MI
Assignee:
Packard Bell, NEC - Sacramento CA
International Classification:
G06F 1332
US Classification:
710 3
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a computer system and more particularly to a computer system which allows option controller cards for various input/output (I/O) devices to be added on the motherboard at minimum cost.

Apparatus For Selecting A User Programmable Address For An I/O Device

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US Patent:
57489823, May 5, 1998
Filed:
Mar 15, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/616430
Inventors:
Jimmy Dean Smith - Stevensville MI
Mark D. Nicol - Stevensville MI
Brian K. Straup - South Bend IN
Terence Paul O'Brien - Saint Joseph MI
Mark Layne Herman - Saint Joseph MI
Terrence A. Hussey - Saint Joseph MI
Assignee:
Packard Bell NEC - Sacramento CA
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
395829
Abstract:
Manual insertion of hardware jumpers to configure I/O device selection and addressing is eliminated through the implementation of specialized hardware which allows for program control over several addressing paths. A register file is utilized within a programmable device to configure demultiplexers and multiplexers which map I/O address control line signals to set up various communication paths for address I/O exchanges. I/O configuration is entirely removed from add-on cards through the use of the programmable device. Accordingly, such add-on cards only require minimum circuitry, thus facilitating the use of miniature or baby cards as option cards which are much smaller than standard add-on cards.
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