Patent classifications
H04L2027/0016
Method and apparatus for managing global chip power on a multicore system on chip
According to at least one example embodiment, a method and corresponding apparatus for controlling power in a multi-core processor chip include: accumulating, at a controller within the multi-core processor chip, one or more power estimates associated with multiple core processors within the multi-core processor chip. A global power threshold is determined based on a cumulative power estimate, the cumulative power estimate being determined based at least in part on the one or more power estimates accumulated. The controller causes power consumption at each of the core processors to be controlled based on the determined global power threshold. The controller may directly control power consumption at the core processors or may command the core processors to do so.
Method, device for compensating imbalance between I path and Q path of receiver, and non-transitory computer readable storage medium
The present disclosure provides a method for compensating an imbalance between an I path and a Q path of a receiver. The method includes: sending a cosine signal and a sine signal through a signal generator, transmitting the cosine signal and the sine signal in the I path and Q path respectively; calculating autocorrelation values of the I path and the Q path in the signal receiving direction; determining a comparison result of amplitudes of the cosine signal received by the I path and the sine signal received by the Q path according to the autocorrelation values; calculating an adjustment compensation value of an analog domain gain amplifier, and an amplitude value and a phase value in a digital domain according to the comparison result of amplitudes; and compensating and adjusting the signal according to the adjustment compensation value, the amplitude value and the phase value.
Frequency Offset Estimation
A radio node (14) is configured to perform frequency offset estimation. The radio node (14) in this regard receives a first set (22-1) of reference symbols of a reference signal during respective time resources, and determines a first frequency offset estimate (26-1) using the first set (22-1) of reference symbols. The radio node (14) also receives a second set (22-2) of 5 reference symbols of the reference signal during respective time resources, e.g., using the same local oscillator frequency for down conversion as with the first set (22-1). The radio node (14) further determines, based on the first frequency offset estimate (26-1), a second frequency offset estimate (26-2) using the second set (22-2) of reference symbols. In some embodiments, the radio node (14) determines a third frequency offset estimate as a sum of the first and 10 second frequency offset estimates, and tunes a local oscillator frequency, or performs frequency offset compensation, based on the third frequency offset estimate.
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.
Phase error reduction in a receiver
A receiver circuit includes a quadrature signal generator to generate an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature (Q) signal from a local oscillator signal and an IQ phase sense and control circuit to generate a phase adjustment code responsive to a phase error between quadrature signals generated by a plurality of mixers. The receiver circuit also includes a phase corrector to adjust a phase difference between the I and Q signals from the quadrature signal generator to generate corrected I and Q signals to be provided to the plurality of mixers.
Methods and apparatus for wideband and fast chirp generation for radar systems
Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture for wideband and fast chirp generation for radar systems are disclosed herein. An example apparatus includes a phase digital-to-analog converter to convert a digital input that specifies at least one of a phase modulation or a frequency modulation into an analog output, and to generate a phase modulated output centered on an intermediate frequency. The example apparatus also includes a frequency multiplier to frequency multiply the phase modulated output centered on the intermediate frequency by a multiplication factor to generate a chirp signal.
RADIO FREQUENCY IMPAIRMENTS COMPENSATOR FOR BROADBAND QUADRATURE-CONVERSION ARCHITECTURES
A Radio Frequency Impairments (RFI) compensator and a process to remove RFI is disclosed. The RFI compensator including: a conjugator to conjugate a signal {tilde over (x)}[n] to provide a signal {tilde over (x)}*[n]; and a filter to apply coefficients that equalize a linear distortion of the signal {tilde over (x)}[n] and reject an interfering image of the signal {tilde over (x)}*[n]. The signal {tilde over (x)}[n] maybe a single wideband carrier or may include multiple carriers at different carrier frequencies.
Synchronizing a digital frequency shift
An apparatus and a method for synchronizing a Digital Frequency Shift (DFS) for a signal to be transmitted over a wireless channel are disclosed. For example, the method, by a synchronizer, transmits a DFS trigger to a Digital Front End (DFE) processor and a Local Oscillator (LO) trigger to an LO in a synchronous manner, the method, by the DFE processor, applies a DFS on received data in response to receiving the DFS trigger, the method, by the LO, applies a complementary shift on a carrier signal in response to receiving the LO trigger, the method, by the upconverter, digital-to-analog converts and radio frequency modulates the digital frequency-shifted received data and the complementary-shifted carrier signal. In another example, the method, by the synchronizer, transmits a phase error to a phase error corrector that performs a phase error correction.
INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, METHOD, AND PROGRAM FOR IQ BALANCE CORRECTION
[Object] To realize IQ imbalance correction in a more preferable aspect.
[Solution] An information processing device including: a calculation unit configured to calculate an error between predetermined reference coordinates on an IQ plane and a signal point of a received predetermined reference signal on a basis of a reception result of the reference signal on which phase modulation or quadrature amplitude modulation is implemented and mapping information of the reference signal; and a generation unit configured to generate correction data for correcting a deviation of a signal point of a received signal on a basis of a calculation result of the error.
Method and apparatus for bidirectional communication between measuring devices and a data collector
To optimally receive smart meter control messages transmitted by a concentrator, in a meter having a transceiver for bidirectional data interchange, despite its minimal resources, a current modulation reference frequency which is subject to drift is shifted by the instantaneous frequency difference between the current transmitter-side reference frequency and the current transceiver-side reference frequency in the concentrator. Therefore, the current reference frequencies correspond in the downlink without having to intervene in the meter. This frequency difference in the concentrator is obtained by comparing the current receiver-side demodulation reference frequency with the current transmitter-side reference frequency, and the current transceiver-side reference frequency, on the other hand, from messages from the transmitter of the concentrator and from the transceiver of the meter which are received using the receiver of the concentrator. A frequency-measuring comparator only needs to be connected upstream and downstream of the demodulator in the concentrator for this purpose.