H04B15/04

ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR REMOVING SELF-INTERFERENCE SIGNAL AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME

A wireless communication device includes a transmission radio frequency (RF) chain configured to transmit a radio signal, and processing circuitry configured to cause the wireless communication device to detect that the transmission RF chain has transited from an inactive state to a first active state, determine whether to detect an updated value of a phase of a self-interference signal in response to detecting that the transmission RF chain has transited from the inactive state to the first active state, and modify a weight vector of an adaptive filter corresponding to the self-interference signal based on the updated value of the phase or a previous value of the phase.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR REMOVING SELF-INTERFERENCE SIGNAL AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME

A wireless communication device includes a transmission radio frequency (RF) chain configured to transmit a radio signal, and processing circuitry configured to cause the wireless communication device to detect that the transmission RF chain has transited from an inactive state to a first active state, determine whether to detect an updated value of a phase of a self-interference signal in response to detecting that the transmission RF chain has transited from the inactive state to the first active state, and modify a weight vector of an adaptive filter corresponding to the self-interference signal based on the updated value of the phase or a previous value of the phase.

HEAD-WEARABLE HEARING INSTRUMENT WITH IMPROVED CO-EXISTENCE OF MULTIPLE COMMUNICATION INTERFACES
20210337322 · 2021-10-28 · ·

The present disclosure relates in a first aspect to a head-wearable hearing instrument comprising first and second portions and a radio-frequency data communication interface configured to transmit and receive data packets at transmit and receipt time slots, respectively, through a wireless communication channel. The head-wearable hearing instrument comprises a connector assembly configured to electrically and mechanically interconnect the first portion with the second portion. The second portion comprises a sensor configured to measure a physical property and generate sensor data representative of the measured physical property. The head-wearable hearing instrument further comprises a wired data communication link extending between the first and second portions through the connector assembly for transmission of sensor data during transmit time slots. Said transmit time slots of the sensor data and at least said receipt time slots of the wireless communication channel are non-overlapping in time.

DETECTING DISTORTION IN SPREAD SPECTRUM SIGNALS

Detecting distortion in spread spectrum signals, including: identifying, based on a reference clock signal, one or more edges in a spread spectrum clock signal; incrementing one or more counters corresponding to the one or more edges, the one or more counters included in a plurality of counters; providing each bit of a respective output of the plurality of counters to a respective OR gate of a plurality of OR gates; and outputting, based on an output of an OR gate of the plurality of OR gates corresponding to a selected bit, an indication of whether distortion exists in the spread spectrum clock signal.

Isolation among I/O ports

Methods and apparatuses to adjust isolation between I/O ports. An apparatus includes a die, a first input or output (I/O) port, a second I/O port, and a third I/O port. The second I/O port is between the first I/O port and the third I/O port. A variable capacitor is electrically connected to the second I/O port and is configurable to adjust isolation between the first I/O port and the third I/O port. A method includes performing, by a die, a first RF function via a first I/O port; tuning a variable capacitor electrically connected to a second I/O port to adjust isolation between the first I/O port and a third I/O port, the second I/O port being between the first I/O port and the third I/O port; and performing, by the die, a second RF function via a third I/O port.

Detecting distortion in spread spectrum signals

The invention relates to a method, a circuit, and an apparatus for detecting distortion in spread spectrum signals. An edge in a spread spectrum clock signal is identified based on a reference clock signal. The edge data is then provided to a set of counters which are incremented corresponding to an identified edge. Each bit of a respective output of the counters are provided to a respective OR gate of a set of OR gates. An OR gate from the set of OR gates corresponding to a selected bit then outputs an indication of whether distortion exists in the spread spectrum clock signal.

Interference processing method and apparatus
11115072 · 2021-09-07 · ·

Provided are an interference processing method and apparatus. The interference processing method includes: detecting an interference degree of a component of a terminal equipment to the terminal equipment when the component is working; and adjusting component parameters corresponding to the component within a preset range when the interference degree satisfies a preset condition.

Wireless data transmission

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a device, method and computer readable storage medium for wireless data transmission. In example embodiments, the device includes a first NCO configured to shift a frequency of a pre-distorted downlink baseband signal by a first offset to generate a first signal. The baseband signal is associated with a plurality of allocated carriers. The device also includes an RF processing unit including an LO configured to generate an LO signal at an LO frequency. The LO frequency is within a protection area of one of the plurality of allocated carriers or equal to a center frequency of the one of the plurality of allocated carriers. The device also includes a power amplifier configured to generate, based on a modulated baseband signal, an amplified signal for transmission. The device also includes a second NCO configured to shift a frequency of the amplified signal by a second offset to generate a second signal for generation of a pre-distortion coefficient.

Wireless data transmission

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a device, method and computer readable storage medium for wireless data transmission. In example embodiments, the device includes a first NCO configured to shift a frequency of a pre-distorted downlink baseband signal by a first offset to generate a first signal. The baseband signal is associated with a plurality of allocated carriers. The device also includes an RF processing unit including an LO configured to generate an LO signal at an LO frequency. The LO frequency is within a protection area of one of the plurality of allocated carriers or equal to a center frequency of the one of the plurality of allocated carriers. The device also includes a power amplifier configured to generate, based on a modulated baseband signal, an amplified signal for transmission. The device also includes a second NCO configured to shift a frequency of the amplified signal by a second offset to generate a second signal for generation of a pre-distortion coefficient.

Transceiver assembly protection element

A transceiver assembly includes a radio frequency (RF) transceiver configured to transmit and receive signals, and a transceiver controller operatively coupled with the transceiver via a transmit path and a receive path. A power amplifier disposed along the transmit path is configured to amplify RF signals for transmission by the transceiver. A power detection line is configured to provide power control feedback to the transceiver controller indicating an amplitude of current flowing from the power amplifier to the transceiver. A directionally-specific protection element disposed along the power detection line is configured to allow the power control feedback to flow to the transceiver controller over the power detection line in a first direction, while preventing at least some electrical noise originating from the transceiver controller from flowing through the power detection line in a second direction, thereby preventing the electrical noise from entering the receive path.