An example portable electronic device can include: a first antenna, a second antenna, and a third antenna; a first RFFE, a second RFFE, and a third RFFE which are configured to pre-process an RF signal; a first conductive wiring; a first switch including a (1-1)th terminal connected to the first antenna, a (1-2)th terminal connected to one end of the first conductive wiring, and a (1-3)th terminal connected to the first RFFE; a second switch including a (2-1)th terminal connected to the second antenna, a (2-2)th terminal connected to the third antenna, a (2-3)th terminal connected to the second RFFE, a (2-4)th terminal connected to the third RFFE, and a (2-5)th terminal connected to the other end of the first conductive wiring; an RFIC configured to convert RF signals inputted from the first RFFE, the second RFFE, and the third RFFE into a baseband signal, and convert the baseband signal into an RF signal so as to output the RF signal to the first RFFE; and a communication processor configured to control the first switch so as to sequentially connect the (1-3)th terminal to the (1-1)th terminal and the (1-2)th terminal when the portable electronic device operates in a first transmission mode for transmitting a sounding reference signal (SRS) to the wireless communication network by using the first RFFE, and control the second switch so as to sequentially connect the (2-1)th terminal and the (2-2)th terminal to the (2-5)th terminal while the (1-2)th terminal is connected to the (1-3)th terminal.

An example portable electronic device can include: a first antenna, a second antenna, and a third antenna; a first RFFE, a second RFFE, and a third RFFE which are configured to pre-process an RF signal; a first conductive wiring; a first switch including a (1-1)th terminal connected to the first antenna, a (1-2)th terminal connected to one end of the first conductive wiring, and a (1-3)th terminal connected to the first RFFE; a second switch including a (2-1)th terminal connected to the second antenna, a (2-2)th terminal connected to the third antenna, a (2-3)th terminal connected to the second RFFE, a (2-4)th terminal connected to the third RFFE, and a (2-5)th terminal connected to the other end of the first conductive wiring; an RFIC configured to convert RF signals inputted from the first RFFE, the second RFFE, and the third RFFE into a baseband signal, and convert the baseband signal into an RF signal so as to output the RF signal to the first RFFE; and a communication processor configured to control the first switch so as to sequentially connect the (1-3)th terminal to the (1-1)th terminal and the (1-2)th terminal when the portable electronic device operates in a first transmission mode for transmitting a sounding reference signal (SRS) to the wireless communication network by using the first RFFE, and control the second switch so as to sequentially connect the (2-1)th terminal and the (2-2)th terminal to the (2-5)th terminal while the (1-2)th terminal is connected to the (1-3)th terminal.

A radio frequency circuit includes a switch that includes a terminal connected to an antenna connection terminal and terminals, a duplexer that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band A, a duplexer that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band B which is available for simultaneous communication with the communication band A, a switch that includes a terminal connected to the terminal and terminals, a duplexer that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band C, and a transmit/receive filter that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band D.

A radio frequency circuit includes a switch that includes a terminal connected to an antenna connection terminal and terminals, a duplexer that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band A, a duplexer that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band B which is available for simultaneous communication with the communication band A, a switch that includes a terminal connected to the terminal and terminals, a duplexer that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band C, and a transmit/receive filter that is connected to the terminal and has a pass band including a communication band D.

Apparatus and methods for radio frequency (RF) switch control are provided. In certain embodiments, a level shifter for an RF switch includes a first level-shifting n-type transistor, a first cascode n-type transistor in series with the first level-shifting n-type transistor between a negative charge pump voltage and a first output that provides a first switch control signal, a first level-shifting p-type transistor, a first cascode p-type transistor in series with the first level-shifting p-type transistor between a positive charge pump voltage and the first output, and a second cascode p-type transistor between a regulated voltage and a gate of the first level-shifting n-type transistor and controlled by a first switch enable signal.

A communication device includes an antenna positioned within the communication device and configured to radiate a radiofrequency communication signal with a first frequency band and a conductive chassis containing the antenna within the communication device. A conductive wall portion of the conductive chassis forms a conductive exterior surface of the communication device. The antenna is positioned in proximity to the conductive wall portion to radiate the radiofrequency communication signal through the conductive wall portion. The conductive wall portion includes a pattern of apertures. At least one dimension of each aperture is less than or equal to a wavelength of a center frequency of the first frequency band.

According to an embodiment, a communication apparatus creates a prediction model taking into consideration of the actual fluctuation of a self-interference signal. The communication apparatus selects, where the self-interference signal has largely fluctuated, a prediction model in accordance with a fluctuation pattern at an early stage of the fluctuation. The communication apparatus generates a cancel signal by control applying a gain and an amount of phase shift represented by the prediction model.

In the field of communications assemblies, particularly those arising in connection with high voltage direct current (HVDC) power converters, there is provided a communications assembly (10) that comprises a first module (12) which is arranged in operative communication with a second module (14A, 14B, 14C, 14D, 14E, 14F, 14G, 14H) via a communication conduit (16A, 16B, 16C, 16D, 16E, 16F, 16G, 16H). At least one of the first module (12) and the second module (14A, 14B, 14C, 14D, 14E, 14F, 14G, 14H) have a receiver (24) that includes a squelch filter (26) which is configured to operate in a first normal mode and a second test mode. The squelch filter (26) normally operates in the first normal mode to suppress a signal output (28) from the receiver (24) when the strength of an input signal (30) received by the receiver (24), via the communication conduit (16A, 16B, 16C, 16D, 16E, 16F, 16G, 16H), falls below a normal threshold. The squelch filter (26) selectively operates in the second test mode to suppress the signal output (28) from the receiver (24) when the strength of the input signal (30) received by the receiver (24), via the communication conduit (16A, 16B, 16C, 16D, 16E, 16F, 16G, 16H), falls below a test threshold higher than the normal threshold. When the squelch filter (26) is operating in the second test mode, a signal output (28) from the receiver (24) indicates a signal margin in the communication conduit (16A, 16B, 16C, 16D, 16E, 16F, 16G, 16H) that is at least equal to the difference between the test threshold and the normal threshold.

A wireless communication apparatus 20 includes: a first communication unit configured to perform wireless communication that supports a plurality of wireless communication systems with different using frequency bands; a second communication unit configured to perform wired communication that supports a plurality of wired communication systems each with a different basic frequency used in data communication; and a switching unit configured to switch a wired communication system used in the wired communication by the second communication unit so that the basic frequency falls outside a predetermined frequency band including the using frequency bands of the wireless communication by the first communication unit.

Apparatus for receiving radio frequency, RF, signals, comprising at least two antenna panels, wherein each of the at least two antenna panels is configured to provide a respective received signal with an associated frequency spectrum, wherein the apparatus is configured to apply a frequency shift to at least one of the received signals such that center frequencies of at least two adjacent frequency spectra comprise a predetermined frequency distance from each other.