H04B17/20

COMMUNICATION TERMINAL MEASUREMENT APPARATUS AND MEASUREMENT-RELATED INFORMATION DISPLAY METHOD
20210099900 · 2021-04-01 ·

In a control device 22 constituting a communication terminal measurement apparatus 10, a display control unit 30d displays an NR connection confirmation/support screen 36a indicating a connection mode for connection between an NR measurement device 20 and a communication terminal 11a, and an LTE connection confirmation/support screen 36b indicating a connection mode for connection between a LTE measurement device 21 and the communication terminal 11a. Further, information on the signal of the NR communication standard is attached as a text to the image of the port through which the signal of the NR communication standard is input and output, and information on the signal of the LTE communication standard is attached as a text to an image of the port through which the signal of the LTE communication standard is input and output.

Receive device, recording medium for receiving signal
10979261 · 2021-04-13 · ·

A quadrature detector subjects a received signal to quadrature detection and outputs a base band signal. A direct current component measurement circuit measures a magnitude of a direct current component included in the base band signal from the quadrature detector. A first HPF and a second HPF reduce the direct current component included in the base band signal from the quadrature detector. A demodulator demodulates the base band signal output from the first HPF and the second HPF. A controller exercises control to attenuate a level of the received signal input to the quadrature detector when the magnitude of the direct current component measured by the direct current component measurement circuit is equal to or larger than a threshold value.

Receive device, recording medium for receiving signal
10979261 · 2021-04-13 · ·

A quadrature detector subjects a received signal to quadrature detection and outputs a base band signal. A direct current component measurement circuit measures a magnitude of a direct current component included in the base band signal from the quadrature detector. A first HPF and a second HPF reduce the direct current component included in the base band signal from the quadrature detector. A demodulator demodulates the base band signal output from the first HPF and the second HPF. A controller exercises control to attenuate a level of the received signal input to the quadrature detector when the magnitude of the direct current component measured by the direct current component measurement circuit is equal to or larger than a threshold value.

METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING AR FILTER COEFFICIENT AND TIMES OF SYNCHRONIZATION

Apparatus and methods are provided for determining AR filter coefficient and numbers of synchronization. In one novel aspect, the AR filter coefficient and times of synchronization are determined based on the temperatures of the oscillator. In one embodiment, the UE determines a temperature drift rate by collecting sets of temperatures before and after the UE in the sleep mode of the CDRX, generates one or more threshold look-up tables and performs an optimization selection based on the temperature drift rate and the one or more threshold of look-up tables, wherein the optimization selection comprising selecting an alpha coefficient and a number of subframes for synchronization. In another embodiment, the optimization selection is further determined based on a subcarrier spacing, and a channel type of being a static channel type and a fading channel type. The UE further performs an on-the-fly oscillator S-curve calibration based on the set of temperatures.

TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE RADIO FREQUENCY (RF) SIGNALS WITHOUT THE USE OF BASEBAND GENERATORS AND LOCAL OSCILLATORS FOR UP CONVERSION AND DOWN CONVERSION
20210067256 · 2021-03-04 ·

Embodiments include techniques for transmitting and receiving radio frequency (RF) signals, where the techniques for generating, via a digital analog converter (DAC), a frequency signal, and filtering the frequency signal to produce a first filtered signal and a second filtered signal. The techniques also include transmitting the second filtered signal to a device under test and filtering the second filtered signal into a sub-signal having one or more components. The techniques include mixing the first filtered signal with the sub-signal to produce a first mixed signal, subsequently mixing the first mixed signal with an output signal received from the device under test to produce a second mixed signal and converting the second mixed signal for analysis.

TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE RADIO FREQUENCY (RF) SIGNALS WITHOUT THE USE OF BASEBAND GENERATORS AND LOCAL OSCILLATORS FOR UP CONVERSION AND DOWN CONVERSION
20210067256 · 2021-03-04 ·

Embodiments include techniques for transmitting and receiving radio frequency (RF) signals, where the techniques for generating, via a digital analog converter (DAC), a frequency signal, and filtering the frequency signal to produce a first filtered signal and a second filtered signal. The techniques also include transmitting the second filtered signal to a device under test and filtering the second filtered signal into a sub-signal having one or more components. The techniques include mixing the first filtered signal with the sub-signal to produce a first mixed signal, subsequently mixing the first mixed signal with an output signal received from the device under test to produce a second mixed signal and converting the second mixed signal for analysis.

Transmit and receive radio frequency (RF) signals without the use of baseband generators and local oscillators for up conversion and down conversion

Embodiments include techniques for transmitting and receiving radio frequency (RF) signals, where the techniques for generating, via a digital analog converter (DAC), a frequency signal, and filtering the frequency signal to produce a first filtered signal and a second filtered signal. The techniques also include transmitting the second filtered signal to a device under test, and filtering the second filtered signal into a sub-signal having one or more components. The techniques include mixing the first filtered signal with the sub-signal to produce a first mixed signal, subsequently mixing the first mixed signal with an output signal received from the device under test to produce a second mixed signal, and converting the second mixed signal for analysis.

Transmit and receive radio frequency (RF) signals without the use of baseband generators and local oscillators for up conversion and down conversion

Embodiments include techniques for transmitting and receiving radio frequency (RF) signals, where the techniques for generating, via a digital analog converter (DAC), a frequency signal, and filtering the frequency signal to produce a first filtered signal and a second filtered signal. The techniques also include transmitting the second filtered signal to a device under test, and filtering the second filtered signal into a sub-signal having one or more components. The techniques include mixing the first filtered signal with the sub-signal to produce a first mixed signal, subsequently mixing the first mixed signal with an output signal received from the device under test to produce a second mixed signal, and converting the second mixed signal for analysis.

Systems, methods, and devices for geolocation with deployable large scale arrays

Systems, methods, and apparatus for geolocating a signal emitting device are disclosed. A monitoring array comprises at least four monitoring units. A distance ratio between the at least four monitoring units relative to a midpoint is determined. The at least four monitoring units are operable to scan independently for a signal of interest. The at least four monitoring units are operable to calculate times of arrival and angles of arrival for the signal of interest. Each of the at least four monitoring units is operable to measure the signal of interest and transmit a formatted message to other monitoring units within the monitoring array. Each of the at least four monitoring units is operable to determine a location of the signal emitting device from which the signal of interest is emitted based on calculations and measurements relating to the signal of interest.

Systems, methods, and devices for geolocation with deployable large scale arrays

Systems, methods, and apparatus for geolocating a signal emitting device are disclosed. A monitoring array comprises at least four monitoring units. A distance ratio between the at least four monitoring units relative to a midpoint is determined. The at least four monitoring units are operable to scan independently for a signal of interest. The at least four monitoring units are operable to calculate times of arrival and angles of arrival for the signal of interest. Each of the at least four monitoring units is operable to measure the signal of interest and transmit a formatted message to other monitoring units within the monitoring array. Each of the at least four monitoring units is operable to determine a location of the signal emitting device from which the signal of interest is emitted based on calculations and measurements relating to the signal of interest.