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can you please use your English to rewrite the coming sentences in your language not using any paraphrasing tools

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Helen Kim, CEO of NanoSemi
As a child in South Korea, Helen Kim, CEO of NanoSemi, loved science. She admired Marie Curie so much that by age 10 she was performing chemistry experiments at home. “My parents allowed me to have a chemistry set and blow up things,” she says. When she was in high school, her parents moved the family to Los Angeles, and Kim became fascinated with computers and electronics. “I was awed by the possibilities of technology beyond pure science,” she says.

Those possibilities set her on a new track that ultimately resulted in a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Columbia University. She went on to work 12 years at Bell Labs and 10 years at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Lincoln Laboratory, and in 2014, she cofounded NanoSemi, a software company that improves wireless communications, with Alexandre Megretski, Yan Li, and Kevin Chuang.

At the heart of NanoSemi are algorithms designed to improve the performance and efficiency of radio frequency power amplifiers that deliver wireless signals. These amps deliver familiar signals such as 4G, LTE, and Wi-Fi. But next-generation spectrum, 5G, provides faster speeds and more bandwidth. Data rates are expected to be about 40 times higher than those of 4G, and Wi-Fi 6 is expected to be four times faster than the latest version of Wi-Fi, 802.11ac, according to Cisco. Because the presence of 5G won’t eliminate 3G, 4G, or other wireless standards, electronic devices and equipment will have to accommodate all of these offerings in less space.

"NanoSemi’s approach is truly ground-breaking in that we are reducing power consumption while improving performance. Not only will your cell phone work better due to the improved connection, but the battery will last longer too."

Helen Kim, CEO of NanoSemi
That’s a big challenge. Computer chips on mobile phones and computers and in communication base stations are physically limited to how much signal they can amplify. If pushed beyond their limits, amplifiers can create distortions in signals; produce “junk” signals, known as spurs; or even spill signals over into other radio channels, interfering with signals meant to be there. One way to solve these problems is to pack more amplifiers onto an electronic device. But space is limited and adding more electrons means adding more heat, which in turn requires more energy to keep cool.

Answer 1

Helen Kim, She is the CEO of NanoSemi. She is from South Korea. Since childhood she likes science.
She was admired by Marie Curie. At the age 10 she started performing chemistry experiments at home. She said, that her parents allowed her to have a chemistry set and freedom of experimenting. At high school age time, her parents moved to Los Angeles. After moving to LA she got interest in computers and electronics. She said that she was surpriesd to see the possibilities of technologies apart from the pure science. Those possibilities helped her to set a goal ie Ph.D. She completed her Ph.D in electrical engineering from Columbia University. For 12 years she worked for Bell Labs and for another 10 years
she worked at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory. In 2014 she became the co-founder of NanoSemi along with Alexandre Megretski, Yan Li and Kevin Chuang. NanoSemi is a software company that improves wireless communications.

The main functionality of NanoSemi are algorithms. Those algorithms helps to improve the performance and efficiency of radio frequency power amplifiers which in turn delivers wireless signals.
Those amplifiers deliver familiar signals like 4G , LTE and Wi-Fi 5G is the next generation spectrum, which provides more speed and bandwidth. According to 802.11acCisco, data rates will be 40 times
higher compared to 4G. And Wi-Fi 6 is will be 4 times faster than Wi-Fi. The presence of 5G will not eliminate 3G, 4G or other wireless standards.Electronic devices and equipment need to
accommodate all of the offerings in less space.

NanoSemi approach is a very good approach. They are reducing the power consumption by improving performance. Helen Kim, CEO of NanoSemi said , because of this improved connection, our phones will work better along with the long last battery.

Computer chips that we use in mobile phones, computers and communication base stations are small in size and limited o how much signal they can amplify. If we try to push beyond their limit, amplifiers will create distortions in signals which in turn produce junk signals ie spurs or sometimes it will even spill the signals over other radio channels by interfering the signals that are meant to be. We can solve these problems by adding more amplifiers on a electronic device. But we don't have a much space. That too adding more electrons means we are adding more heat. So in turn we need more energy to keep that cool.