Patent classifications
H04B1/69
Electronic device, wireless communication method and computer readable medium
The disclosure relates to an electronic device for wireless communication, a wireless communication method and a computer readable medium. According to an embodiment, an electronic device for wireless communication includes a processing circuitry. The processing circuitry is configured to acquire a parameter related to a behavior characteristic of a mobile access point. The processing circuitry is further configure to determine a spectrum allocation manner for the mobile access point based on the parameter.
Method carried out in system including active stylus and sensor controller, sensor controller, and active stylus
A sensor controller includes a transmitter configured to transmit an uplink signal including a first partial signal and a second partial signal. The transmitter is configured to transmit the first partial signal by direct spreading using a first spread code and transmit the second partial signal by direct spreading using a second spread code which is different from the first spread code and which has an identical chip time length to the first spread code. An active stylus includes a receiver configured to receive an uplink signal including a first partial signal and a second partial signal. The receiver is configured to synchronize with the uplink signal by detecting the first partial signal using a first spread code and thereafter detect the second partial signal using a second spread code, which is different from the first spread code and has an identical chip time length to the first spread code.
ANCHORED MESSAGES FOR AUGMENTED REALITY
Augmented reality devices can be configured to display messages in response to sounds from an environment. A variety of techniques can be combined to localize and track the sources of the sounds in the environment. Messages created in response to the sounds can then be anchored to their corresponding sources in order to provide a user with a clear understanding of the location of sources of the messages. Additionally, these anchored messages can be enhanced with additional information, such as identification, to further the user’s understanding of the sources of the messages. The anchored messages can track relative movement to integrate with the AR environment.
TRANSMISSION PART HOPPING
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station, a transmission part (TP) hopping configuration that indicates one or more TPs and a TP hopping pattern associated with one or more hops between the one or more TPs. The UE may communicate, with the base station, using a TP of the one or more TPs based at least in part on the TP hopping configuration. Numerous other aspects are described.
TRANSMISSION PART HOPPING
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station, a transmission part (TP) hopping configuration that indicates one or more TPs and a TP hopping pattern associated with one or more hops between the one or more TPs. The UE may communicate, with the base station, using a TP of the one or more TPs based at least in part on the TP hopping configuration. Numerous other aspects are described.
Programmable Spread Spectrum Signaling over a Pin of an Integrated Circuit Device
A device having a plurality of pins configured to connect circuits within an integrated circuit package to circuits outside of the integrated circuit package. A driver enclosed within the package is programmable to generate a spread spectrum signal to represent data being transmitted from a pin of the device. Frequency distribution of the signal spreading over a bandwidth in a frequency domain can be programmed to customize the electromagnetic emission caused by the communication of data through the pin. The frequency spreading can be programmed to reduce energy consumption, electromagnetic interference, and/or errors in receiving the data transmitted via the pin. The settings can be programmed into registers enclosed in the integrated circuit package to control the driver and/or dynamically adjusted using an artificial intelligent engine to optimize a cost function.
Programmable Spread Spectrum Signaling over a Pin of an Integrated Circuit Device
A device having a plurality of pins configured to connect circuits within an integrated circuit package to circuits outside of the integrated circuit package. A driver enclosed within the package is programmable to generate a spread spectrum signal to represent data being transmitted from a pin of the device. Frequency distribution of the signal spreading over a bandwidth in a frequency domain can be programmed to customize the electromagnetic emission caused by the communication of data through the pin. The frequency spreading can be programmed to reduce energy consumption, electromagnetic interference, and/or errors in receiving the data transmitted via the pin. The settings can be programmed into registers enclosed in the integrated circuit package to control the driver and/or dynamically adjusted using an artificial intelligent engine to optimize a cost function.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR SCHEDULING THE TRANSMISSION OF LOCALIZATION SIGNALS AND OPERATING SELF-LOCALIZING APPARATUS
Localization systems and methods for transmitting timestampable localization signals from anchors according to one or more transmission schedules. The transmission schedules may be generated and updated to achieve desired positioning performance. For example, one or more anchors may transmit localization signals at a different rate than other anchors, the anchor transmission order can be changed, and the signals can partially overlap. In addition, different transmission parameters may be used to transmit two localization signals at the same time without interference. A self-localizing apparatus is able to receive the localization signals and determine its position. The self-localizing apparatus may have a configurable receiver that can select to receive one of multiple available localization signals. The self-localizing apparatuses may have a pair of receivers able to receive two localization signals at the same time. A bridge anchor may be provided to enable a self-localizing apparatus to seamlessly transition between two localization systems.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR SCHEDULING THE TRANSMISSION OF LOCALIZATION SIGNALS AND OPERATING SELF-LOCALIZING APPARATUS
Localization systems and methods for transmitting timestampable localization signals from anchors according to one or more transmission schedules. The transmission schedules may be generated and updated to achieve desired positioning performance. For example, one or more anchors may transmit localization signals at a different rate than other anchors, the anchor transmission order can be changed, and the signals can partially overlap. In addition, different transmission parameters may be used to transmit two localization signals at the same time without interference. A self-localizing apparatus is able to receive the localization signals and determine its position. The self-localizing apparatus may have a configurable receiver that can select to receive one of multiple available localization signals. The self-localizing apparatuses may have a pair of receivers able to receive two localization signals at the same time. A bridge anchor may be provided to enable a self-localizing apparatus to seamlessly transition between two localization systems.
System and method for joint radar-sensing and communication waveform utilizing unique word OFDM (UW-OFDM)
A system and method utilizing a novel waveform structure based on unique word (UW)—orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) is proposed for the applications of joint radar-sensing and communication (JRC). A predetermined chirp sequence is used as the UW in the waveform. The predetermined chirp sequence is used to perform radar functionality, which also increases power efficiency of linear power amplifier that is critical for radar applications.