Patent classifications
H04B1/3805
ANTENNA DEVICE, ANTENNA SYSTEM, AND METHODS TO CREATE, AND INSTALL OR MODIFY, AN ANTENNA PROFILE FOR AN ANTENNA DEVICE SO AS TO DIRECT THE PROPAGATION OF RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS FROM THE ANTENNA DEVICE TO TARGETED GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE AREAS
Disclosed is an antenna device, antenna system, and methods to create, and install or modify, an antenna profile for an antenna device so as to direct remotely the propagation of radio frequency signal from the antenna device to targeted radio frequency geographic coverage areas. Ports may be selected to activate spatial segments created by the configuration of the reflectors, joined about a cylindrical core, which may be quadrants when the reflectors are configured into a cross-like shape. The system provides aid in orienting an antenna, upon installation, to a pre-designated geographic heading. Optionally, the tilt of each quadrant of an antenna device may be determined so as to ensure proper radio frequency coverage.
ANTENNA DEVICE, ANTENNA SYSTEM, AND METHODS TO CREATE, AND INSTALL OR MODIFY, AN ANTENNA PROFILE FOR AN ANTENNA DEVICE SO AS TO DIRECT THE PROPAGATION OF RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS FROM THE ANTENNA DEVICE TO TARGETED GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE AREAS
Disclosed is an antenna device, antenna system, and methods to create, and install or modify, an antenna profile for an antenna device so as to direct remotely the propagation of radio frequency signal from the antenna device to targeted radio frequency geographic coverage areas. Ports may be selected to activate spatial segments created by the configuration of the reflectors, joined about a cylindrical core, which may be quadrants when the reflectors are configured into a cross-like shape. The system provides aid in orienting an antenna, upon installation, to a pre-designated geographic heading. Optionally, the tilt of each quadrant of an antenna device may be determined so as to ensure proper radio frequency coverage.
RADIO FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AND A METHOD FOR RECORDING BASEBAND AND POSITIONING DATA
The present disclosure relates to a radio frequency (RF) measurement system and a method for recording baseband and positioning data. The RF measurement system includes at least one RF measurement device. The RF measurement device includes at least one RF chain and at least one data processing circuit connected to a memory device. The RF measurement device is configured to receive a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signal. The GNSS signal is indicative of a position and/or a bearing. The RF measurement device is configured to receive at least one analog RF signal different of the GNSS signal. The RF measurement device is configured to convert the at least one analog RF signal into at least one baseband signal. The at least one data processing circuit is configured to store baseband data associated with the baseband signal and positioning data associated with the GNSS signal within the memory device.
Wireless devices and systems including examples of compensating power amplifier noise with neural networks or recurrent neural networks
Examples described herein include methods, devices, and systems which may compensate input data for nonlinear power amplifier noise to generate compensated input data. In compensating the noise, during an uplink transmission time interval (TTI), a switch path is activated to provide amplified input data to a receiver stage including a recurrent neural network (RNN). The RNN may calculate an error representative of the noise based partly on the input signal to be transmitted and a feedback signal to generate filter coefficient data associated with the power amplifier noise. The feedback signal is provided, after processing through the receiver, to the RNN. During an uplink TTI, the amplified input data may also be transmitted as the RF wireless transmission via an RF antenna. During a downlink TTI, the switch path may be deactivated and the receiver stage may receive an additional RF wireless transmission to be processed in the receiver stage.
Semiconductor chip with local oscillator buffer reused for loop-back test and associated loop-back test method
A semiconductor chip includes a first wireless communication circuit, a local oscillator (LO) buffer, and an auxiliary path. The first wireless communication circuit has a signal path, wherein the signal path has a mixer input port and a signal node distinct from the mixer input port. The auxiliary path is used to electrically connect the LO buffer to the signal node of the signal path. The LO buffer is reused for a loop-back test function through the auxiliary path.
Semiconductor chip with local oscillator buffer reused for loop-back test and associated loop-back test method
A semiconductor chip includes a first wireless communication circuit, a local oscillator (LO) buffer, and an auxiliary path. The first wireless communication circuit has a signal path, wherein the signal path has a mixer input port and a signal node distinct from the mixer input port. The auxiliary path is used to electrically connect the LO buffer to the signal node of the signal path. The LO buffer is reused for a loop-back test function through the auxiliary path.
WIRELESS SIGNAL RECEIVING DEVICE AND SYSTEM
A wireless signal receiving device and system are provided. The wireless signal receiving system includes a wireless signal receiving device and a Global Position System (GPS) module. The wireless signal receiving device includes an antenna for receiving first wireless signals in a plurality of frequency bands, a first filter coupled to the antenna for splitting the first wireless signals in the plurality of frequency bands into wireless signals in different frequency bands, and a second filter coupled to the first filter for compositing the wireless signals in the different frequency bands into second wireless signals having a plurality of frequency bands. The GPS module is coupled to the wireless signal receiving device. The GPS module is for receiving the second wireless signals having the plurality of frequency bands.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DUPLEXER CIRCUITS HAVING SIGNAL CANCELLATION PATHS
Systems and methods for duplexer circuits having signal cancellation paths are provided. In one aspect, a duplexer circuit includes a first transmit filter configured to receive a first radio frequency transmit signal from a power amplifier, and a first receive filter configured to receive the first radio frequency transmit signal from the first transmit filter. The circuit also includes a first low-noise amplifier configured to receive the first radio frequency transmit signal from the first receive filter and amplify the first radio frequency transmit signal and a cancellation path configured to receive a second radio frequency transmit signal from the power amplifier. The circuit further includes a phase shifter configured to apply a phase shift to one or both of the first and second radio frequency transmit signals, and a second low-noise amplifier configured to amplify the second radio frequency transmit signal.
PUSH-PULL TAB TRANSCEIVER MODULE WITH INTEGRATED WIRELESS TRANSMISSIONS FOR OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT
A module may include a transceiver and a wireless interface. The transceiver may be configured to communicatively couple to an in-band communications interface of an information handling system and communicatively couple to a cable thus enabling in-band communications via wire-line transmissions between the cable and the in-band communications interface. The wireless interface may be configured to communicatively couple to an out-of-band communications interface of the information handling system and communicatively couple to a client device configured to perform out-of-band management of the information handling system via wireless transmissions between the wireless interface and the out-of-band communications interface.
PUSH-PULL TAB TRANSCEIVER MODULE WITH INTEGRATED WIRELESS TRANSMISSIONS FOR OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT
A module may include a transceiver and a wireless interface. The transceiver may be configured to communicatively couple to an in-band communications interface of an information handling system and communicatively couple to a cable thus enabling in-band communications via wire-line transmissions between the cable and the in-band communications interface. The wireless interface may be configured to communicatively couple to an out-of-band communications interface of the information handling system and communicatively couple to a client device configured to perform out-of-band management of the information handling system via wireless transmissions between the wireless interface and the out-of-band communications interface.