A signal generator 10 generates an OOK (on-off keying) modulation signal by mapping a CAZAC (constant amplitude zero auto-correlation) sequence to N subcarriers (N being an integer that is greater than or equal to 2) arranged at a determined interval among M subcarriers (M being an integer that is greater than or equal to 3) that are adjacent in the frequency domain, carrying out inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) processing on the mapped CAZAC sequence, and carrying out Manchester coding on a time domain signal generated by the IFFT processing. A radio transmitter 107 transmits the OOK modulation signal.

Introduced are a data transmission method, apparatus and device based on a modulation signal and a storage medium. The method includes steps as follows: calculating a first amplitude-modulated sine wave signal and a second amplitude-modulated sine wave signal with each preset frequency individually; based on the first amplitude-modulated sine wave signal and the second amplitude-modulated sine wave signal with the each preset frequency and according to a preset mapping rule, mapping a sequence of data bits to be sent into a signal sequence; and processing the signal sequence to generate a transmittable radio-frequency signal, and sending the transmittable radio-frequency signal to a receiving end.

Introduced are a data transmission method, apparatus and device based on a modulation signal and a storage medium. The method includes steps as follows: calculating a first amplitude-modulated sine wave signal and a second amplitude-modulated sine wave signal with each preset frequency individually; based on the first amplitude-modulated sine wave signal and the second amplitude-modulated sine wave signal with the each preset frequency and according to a preset mapping rule, mapping a sequence of data bits to be sent into a signal sequence; and processing the signal sequence to generate a transmittable radio-frequency signal, and sending the transmittable radio-frequency signal to a receiving end.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present invention, a wireless power receiver that ramps an ASK impedance is presented. A method of amplitude shift key (ASK) modulation in a wireless power receiver includes initiating transition of an ASK impedance from a first state to a second state, the ASK impedance being coupled to a resonant circuit that includes a wireless power receive coil that receives a time-varying magnetic field; transitioning the ASK impedance from the first state to the second state according to the transition over a plurality of switching cycles of the time-varying magnetic field; and holding the second state.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present invention, a wireless power receiver that ramps an ASK impedance is presented. A method of amplitude shift key (ASK) modulation in a wireless power receiver includes initiating transition of an ASK impedance from a first state to a second state, the ASK impedance being coupled to a resonant circuit that includes a wireless power receive coil that receives a time-varying magnetic field; transitioning the ASK impedance from the first state to the second state according to the transition over a plurality of switching cycles of the time-varying magnetic field; and holding the second state.

One embodiment can provide a sampler for a decision feedback equalizer (DFE). The sampler can include a comparator comprising a resolver and a plurality of amplifiers coupled to the resolver. The plurality of amplifiers are to receive an input signal and one or more feedback signals, and the plurality of amplifiers are coupled to each other in parallel, thereby facilitating a summation of the input signal and the one or more feedback signals. The comparator is to generate an output based on the summation of the input signals and the one or more feedback signals. The sampler can further include an inverter to invert the output of the comparator. The inverted output of the inverter is sent to a tap-1 amplifier to generate a tap-1 feedback signal to be sent to the comparator at a next unit interval (UI).

One embodiment can provide a sampler for a decision feedback equalizer (DFE). The sampler can include a comparator comprising a resolver and a plurality of amplifiers coupled to the resolver. The plurality of amplifiers are to receive an input signal and one or more feedback signals, and the plurality of amplifiers are coupled to each other in parallel, thereby facilitating a summation of the input signal and the one or more feedback signals. The comparator is to generate an output based on the summation of the input signals and the one or more feedback signals. The sampler can further include an inverter to invert the output of the comparator. The inverted output of the inverter is sent to a tap-1 amplifier to generate a tap-1 feedback signal to be sent to the comparator at a next unit interval (UI).

A radio transmission apparatus determines information indicative of an estimated communications channel condition and generates a single modulation signal or a plurality of modulation signals based on the estimated communications channel condition information. The single modulation signal is transmitted from a first antenna of a plurality of antenna or the plurality of modulation signals are transmitted from the first antenna and at least a second antenna of the plurality of antenna. The plurality of modulation signals include different information from each other and are transmitted over an identical frequency band and at an identical temporal point. The single modulation signal and the plurality of modulation signals contain parameter information indicating a number of modulation signals transmitted at the same time.

A radio transmission apparatus determines information indicative of an estimated communications channel condition and generates a single modulation signal or a plurality of modulation signals based on the estimated communications channel condition information. The single modulation signal is transmitted from a first antenna of a plurality of antenna or the plurality of modulation signals are transmitted from the first antenna and at least a second antenna of the plurality of antenna. The plurality of modulation signals include different information from each other and are transmitted over an identical frequency band and at an identical temporal point. The single modulation signal and the plurality of modulation signals contain parameter information indicating a number of modulation signals transmitted at the same time.

A system filters out-of-band radio frequency emissions generated by wireless transmission of a first signal by a first transmitter from a wireless transmission of a second transmitter. The first signal is communicated from the first transmitter to the second transmitter via one or more wired connections. An out-of-band portion of a modulated format of the first signal is inverted to generate an inverted out-of-band component signal. The inverted out-of-band component signal is combined with a second signal of the second transmitter to create a filtering second signal. The filtering second signal is wirelessly transmitted from the second transmitter concurrently with wireless transmission of the first signal by the first transmitter, wherein the wireless transmission of the inverted out-of-band component signal in the filtering second signal by the second transmitter is synchronized with the wireless transmission of the first signal by the first transmitter.