Patent classifications
H04B1/1018
ACOUSTIC SIGNAL PROCESSING DEVICE AND ACOUSTIC SIGNAL PROCESSING METHOD
An acoustic signal processing device includes: a front signal processor which generates first L and R signals by performing signal processing on a first signal which is a front channel signal; a first adder which generates a fourth signal which is a left channel signal by adding the first L signal and a second signal which is a left channel signal; and a second adder which generates a fifth signal which is a right channel signal by adding the first R signal and a third signal which is a right channel signal. The front signal processor generates the first L and R signals by signal processing in which the first signal is distributed and placed at predetermined positions when the first signal is a dialog signal, and distributed and placed at positions different from the predetermined positions when the first signal is not a dialog signal.
Distortion cancellation
The present disclosure provides for distortion cancelled by receiving a collided signal comprising first and second signals carrying respective first and second packets; digitizing the collided signal into a first digital signal and decoding the first packet therefrom; calculating a digital linear interference component of the first packet on the second from an estimated signal re-encoding the decoded first packet; synthesizing an analog linear interference component from the digital linear interference component; determining a digital nonlinear interference component of the first packet on the second from the first digital signal; amplifying the collided signal to produce a second amplified signal; removing the analog linear interference component from the second amplified signal to produce a partially de-interfered signal; removing the digital nonlinear interference component from the partially de-interfered signal to produce a de-interfered signal; and decoding the second packet from the de-interfered signal.
POWER AMPLIFIER MODULE, FRONTEND CIRCUIT, AND COMMUNICATION DEVICE
A PA module includes: a multilayer substrate having a ground pattern layer connected to a ground of a power source; amplifier transistors disposed on the multilayer substrate; a bypass capacitor having one end connected to the collector of the amplifier transistor; a first wiring line connecting the emitter of the amplifier transistor and the ground pattern layer to each other; a second wiring line connecting the emitter of the amplifier transistor and the ground pattern layer to each other; a third wiring line connecting the other end of the bypass capacitor and the ground pattern layer to each other; and a fourth wiring line formed between the amplifier transistor and the ground pattern layer and between the bypass capacitor and the ground pattern layer and connecting the first wiring line and the third wiring line to each other.
Radio-frequency module and communication device
A radio-frequency module includes a mounting board having first and second major surfaces opposite to each other and a duplexer including a transmit filter coupled to a node and a receive filter coupled to the node. The transmit filter is mounted on the first major surface, and the receive filter is mounted on the second major surface. When the mounting board is viewed in a plan view, a footprint of the transmit filter at least partially overlaps a footprint of the receive filter.
RECEPTION CIRCUIT, SEMICONDUCTOR APPARATUS AND SEMICONDUCTOR SYSTEM INCLUDING THE RECEPTION CIRCUIT
A reception circuit includes a receiver, a noise boosting circuit and a buffer. The receiver generates a positive amplification signal and a negative amplification signal by amplifying a first input signal and a second input signal. The noise boosting circuit adjusts voltage levels of the positive amplification signal and the negative amplification signal based on the first input signal and the second input signal. The buffer generates an output signal by amplifying the positive amplification signal and the negative amplification signal.
COMPENSATION STRUCTURES FOR RADIO FREQUENCY FILTERING DEVICES
Radio frequency (RF) filtering devices, and particularly compensation structures for RF filtering devices are disclosed. Representative RF filtering devices are described that include compensation structures configured to adjust, reduce, or cancel leakage signals within the RF filtering devices, thereby providing improved isolation. Compensation structures may include surface acoustic wave (SAW) devices having multiple interdigital transducers (IDT) that are longitudinally coupled between two reflective structures. Different IDTs of a SAW device may be electrically connected to an RF filtering device, and at least one IDT of the SAW device may comprise an electrically floating electrode that provides the ability to further tune acoustic waves. Depending on the application, the compensation structure may be electrically connected to different portions of the RF filtering device. In certain embodiments, the RF filtering device is an RF duplexing device.
Distortion cancellation
The present disclosure provides for distortion cancelled by receiving a collided signal, the collided signal comprising a first signal carrying a first packet and a second signal carrying a second packet; amplifying and digitizing the collided signal into a first digital signal at a first gain and a second digital signal at a second gain that is greater than the first gain; determining a nonlinear interference component of the first packet on the second packet from the first digital signal; decoding the first packet from the first digital signal; re-encoding the first packet with a first estimated channel effect into an estimated signal; calculating a linear interference component of the first packet on the second packet from the estimated signal; removing the linear interference component and the nonlinear interference component from the second digital signal to produce a de-interfered signal; and decoding the second packet from the de-interfered signal.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CALIBRATION OF A BAND-PASS FILTER AND SQUELCH DETECTOR IN A FREQUENCY-SHIFT KEYING TRANSCEIVER
Various embodiments relate to a method for calibration of a center frequency of a BPF in an FSK transceiver, the method including the steps of filtering a carrier frequency signal by the BPF to produce a filtered signal, detecting, by a phase-frequency detector (PFD), a difference in phase between the carrier frequency signal and the filtered signal from the BPF, sweeping a calibration code of the BPF, detecting a transition in the sign of the phase difference and capturing a calibration code associated with the transition in the sign of the phase difference for calibration of the BPF.
Band14 signal suppression circuit and smart terminal device
Provided in the present application are a band14 signal suppression circuit and a smart terminal device being equipped with a duplexer, an active low-pass filter, and a resonant filter in a band14 transmission path, implementing filtering and suppression on the second harmonic in the band14 signal, and eliminating the interference of band14 signals on assisted global positioning system signals.
WIRELESS RADIO FREQUENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A system comprises an antenna, a port converting device, an information transmission device, a shield case, and a reference voltage end; wherein the antenna, the port converting device, and the information transmission device are connected sequentially, and the information transmission device is disposed within the shield case, and both the shield case and the port converting device is connected with the reference voltage end; the antenna is configured for a conversion between a radio frequency signal and a single-ended signal; the port converting device is configured for a conversion between the single-ended signal and target differential mode signals; the information transmission device is configured to transmit and process the target differential mode signals; and parameters of components in the port converting device is determined according to a preset communication frequency and a voltage amplitude and phase of a differential mode signal.