Charles J You from Scarsdale, NY, age 49

Charles You Phones & Addresses

Scarsdale, NY
Harrison, NY
Bloomfield, NJ
111 E Hartsdale Ave #2A, Hartsdale, NY 10530
1847 Mayflower Ave, Bronx, NY 10461 • 7188280949
1847 Mayflower Ave #2, Bronx, NY 10461 • 7188281220
2860 Buhre Ave #6F, Bronx, NY 10461 • 7188287149
714 Logan Ave, Bronx, NY 10465 • 7188280949
Buffalo, NY
Loma Linda, CA
Brooklyn, NY

Work

Company:

M2l, inc
Jun 2011
Position:

Customer service/classified ads

Education

School / High School:

Florida Atlantic University
Dec 2004
Specialities:

B.S. in Business Health Administration

Resumes

Computer Hardware Professional

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Location:

Greater New York City Area

Industry:

Computer Hardware

Training Administrator At Department Of Veterans Affairs

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Position:

Training Administrator at Department of Veterans Affairs

Location:

Greater New York City Area

Industry:

Government Administration

Work:

Department of Veterans Affairs
Training Administrator
dept of veterans affairs 2002 - 2008
vsr

Charles You

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Location:

United States

Charles Tien You CA

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Work:

M2L, Inc

Jun 2011 to 2000
Customer Service/Classified Ads Macy's

Feb 2010 to Oct 2010
Seasonal Salesperson Ben Gamla Charter School

Feb 2009 to Jun 2010
Permanent substitute teacher/ Data Processor Unity Travel

Jun 1997 to Dec 2008
Travel Consultant Luria's, Florida

Jun 1994 to Sep 1996
Salesperson and Customer Service

Education:

Florida Atlantic University
Dec 2004 to 2000
B.S. in Business Health Administration Miami Dade College
1997 to 2001
A.A. in Art

Us Patents

Timing Synchronization For Ofdm-Based Wireless Networks
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US Patent:

20030112743, Jun 19, 2003
Filed:

Nov 16, 2001
Appl. No.:

10/011381
Inventors:

Charles You - Leonia NJ, US
Henry Horng - Warren NJ, US
International Classification:

H04J011/00
US Classification:

370/203000, 370/208000, 370/210000
Abstract:

Timing in a receiver is synchronized to an orthogonal frequency division multiplex (OFDM) signal transmitted over a channel. The OFDM signal includes multiple training symbols, including long and short training symbols. The first half of the training symbols are correlated with the second half to determine a coarse index which is used to adjust the unsynchronized OFDM. In the coursely adjusted OFDM signal, the first training symbol is then correlated with the last traininig symbol to determine a fine index to adjust the coarsely adjusted OFDM signal so that the receiver is synchronized with the transmitted OFDM signal.