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Secondary phase compensation assist for PLL IO delay aligning sync signal to system clock signal
11664968 · 2023-05-30 · ·

A line card receives a SYNC input signal and a first system clock signal. The line card generates a second system clock signal in a PLL and generates a SYNC output signal by dividing the second system clock signal in a divider circuit. The SYNC output signal is fed back as a SYNC feedback signal. The line card determines determining a closest edge of the first system clock signal to a transition of the SYNC input signal and determines a time difference between the closest edge of the first system clock signal and a transition of the SYNC feedback. The SYNC output signal is adjusted based on the time difference using a coarse adjustment by adjusting a divide ratio of the divider circuit and using a fine adjustment in the PLL based on a residue of a remainder of the time difference not accounted for by the coarse time adjustment.

Method and apparatus for carrying constant bit rate (CBR) client signals

A method and apparatus in which a data stream generated by a previous network node, a cumulative phase offset report (CPOR) and a client rate report (CRR) are received. A counter accumulating a PHY-scaled stream clock (IPSCk) is sampled at a nominal sampling period (Tps) to obtain a cumulative PHY-scaled count (CPSC). A PHY-scaled stream phase offset (PSPO) is calculated that indicates phase difference between a PHY-scaled stream nominal bit count (LPSD) and an incoming PHY-scaled count delta (IPSD), where IPSD indicates CPSC increment between successive CPSC samples. The data stream is demultiplexed to obtain CBR carrier streams that include a previous network node CPOR (CPOR-P) and a previous network node CPO (CPO-P). A CPO is calculated that is a function of CPO-P and the PSPO. CPO-P is replaced with the calculated CPO. The CBR carrier streams are multiplexed into intermediate-network-node data streams that are transmitted from the intermediate-network-node.

Method and apparatus for carrying constant bit rate (CBR) client signals

A method and apparatus in which a data stream generated by a previous network node, a cumulative phase offset report (CPOR) and a client rate report (CRR) are received. A counter accumulating a PHY-scaled stream clock (IPSCk) is sampled at a nominal sampling period (Tps) to obtain a cumulative PHY-scaled count (CPSC). A PHY-scaled stream phase offset (PSPO) is calculated that indicates phase difference between a PHY-scaled stream nominal bit count (LPSD) and an incoming PHY-scaled count delta (IPSD), where IPSD indicates CPSC increment between successive CPSC samples. The data stream is demultiplexed to obtain CBR carrier streams that include a previous network node CPOR (CPOR-P) and a previous network node CPO (CPO-P). A CPO is calculated that is a function of CPO-P and the PSPO. CPO-P is replaced with the calculated CPO. The CBR carrier streams are multiplexed into intermediate-network-node data streams that are transmitted from the intermediate-network-node.

VISIBLE LIGHT COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY FOR INTER-VEHICULAR USE

A communication system comprising a light source associated with a first item of interest; a visible light communications system operably coupled to the light source of the first item of interest, the visible light communications system configured to process information as an encoded signal and output the encoded signal via the light source; and a receiver associated with a second item of interest, the receiver configured to receive the encoded signal from the light source and process the encoded signal to obtain the information.

WIRELESS DEVICES AND SYSTEMS INCLUDING EXAMPLES OF CROSS CORRELATING WIRELESS TRANSMISSIONS

Examples described herein include systems and methods which include wireless devices and systems with examples of cross correlation including symbols indicative of radio frequency (RF) energy. An electronic device including a statistic calculator may be configured to calculate a statistic including the cross-correlation of the symbols. The electronic device may include a comparator configured to provide a signal indicative of a presence or absence of a wireless communication signal in the particular portion of the wireless spectrum based on a comparison of the statistic with a threshold. A decoder/precoder may be configured to receive the signal indicative of the presence or absence of the wireless communication signal and to decode the symbols responsive to a signal indicative of the presence of the wireless communication signal. Examples of systems and methods described herein may facilitate the processing of data for wireless communications in a power-efficient and time-efficient manner.

Method and device for multi-antenna transmission in user equipment (UE) and base station
11626904 · 2023-04-11 · ·

A method and a device for multi-antenna transmission in a user equipment and a base station are disclosed in the present disclosure. The user equipment first receives a first signaling, receives a first wireless signal, and transmits first information. K antenna port groups are used to transmit the first wireless signal. The first signaling is used to determine the K antenna port groups. The K antenna port groups respectively correspond to K channel quality values. K1 antenna port groups of the K antenna port groups correspond to K1 channel quality values of the K channel quality values. The K1 is a positive integer less than or equal to the K. A first proportional sequence corresponds to a ratio(ratios) among the K1 channel quality values. The first information is used to determine the K1 antenna port groups and the first proportional sequence.

METHOD FOR SIGNAL DETECTION, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
20230071506 · 2023-03-09 ·

Embodiments of the disclosure disclose a method for signal detection, an electronic device, and a storage medium. The method includes: receiving a Bluetooth signal, obtaining a signal quality by performing signal detection on a preamble portion of the Bluetooth signal, and terminating signal detection on sync word portion or an access address portion of the Bluetooth signal on condition that the signal quality is not greater than a quality threshold.

METHODS, APPARATUSES, AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM FOR COMMUNICATION IN PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORK

The present disclosure relates to methods, apparatuses, and computer readable medium for communication in a passive optical network. According to an embodiment, a method for communication implemented at an optical network unit may includes receiving an optical network unit management and control interface (OMCI) message from an optical line terminal, the OMCI message including configuration information on a synchronization status message incoming (SSM-IN) managed entity; receiving synchronization status information from the optical line terminal; and processing the received synchronization status information according to the configuration of the SSM-IN managed entity.

METHODS, APPARATUSES, AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM FOR COMMUNICATION IN PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORK

The present disclosure relates to methods, apparatuses, and computer readable medium for communication in a passive optical network. According to an embodiment, a method for communication implemented at an optical network unit may includes receiving an optical network unit management and control interface (OMCI) message from an optical line terminal, the OMCI message including configuration information on a synchronization status message incoming (SSM-IN) managed entity; receiving synchronization status information from the optical line terminal; and processing the received synchronization status information according to the configuration of the SSM-IN managed entity.

TRANSMISSION DEVICE, RECEPTION DEVICE, AND BASE STATION

A transmission device included in one base station in a radio communication system including communication areas adjacent to each other in which the base station communicates with a plurality of wireless terminals includes: a modulation unit that generates a data symbol sequence; a synchronization signal generating unit that generates a first symbol sequence constituted by two or more continuous repetitions of reference sequence symbols being a reference, generates a second symbol sequence by performing frequency shifting on the first symbol sequence by using a phase rotation sequence so that the reference sequence symbols become orthogonal for each of the wireless terminals, and generates a synchronization signal; and a synchronization signal adding unit that generates a transmission signal by adding the synchronization signal to the data symbol sequence.