Patent classifications
H04B3/14
Methods and systems for use of common mode rejection (CMR) for echo cancellation in uplink communications
Systems and methods are provided for use of common mode rejection (CMR) for echo cancellation in uplink communications. A node in a cable network configured for transmitting downstream (DS) signals and receiving upstream (US) signals, may include echo cancelling circuits configured for cancelling echo introduced by the DS signals and/or transmittal of the DS signals, onto US signals and/or US reception path, to facilitate full-duplex (FDX) communications of the DS signals and US signal. The echo cancelling circuits may be configured for operating in the analog domain. The echo cancelling circuits may include an echo cancelling combiner configured for combining two or more upstream signals non-coherently.
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices are disclosed. The front-end circuitry includes a passive equalizer, which includes a signal input, an equalizer output including a first equalizer output and a second equalizer output, a first signal path, and a second signal path. The first signal path is between the signal input and the first equalizer output. The first signal path has a first frequency response. The second signal path is between the signal input and the second equalizer output. The second signal path has a second frequency response. The second frequency response exhibits substantially inverse behavior to that of the first frequency response. An amplifier circuit is configured to combine a first equalizer output signal from the first equalizer output with a second equalizer output signal from the second equalizer output to obtain an equalized output signal.
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices are disclosed. The front-end circuitry includes a passive equalizer, which includes a signal input, an equalizer output including a first equalizer output and a second equalizer output, a first signal path, and a second signal path. The first signal path is between the signal input and the first equalizer output. The first signal path has a first frequency response. The second signal path is between the signal input and the second equalizer output. The second signal path has a second frequency response. The second frequency response exhibits substantially inverse behavior to that of the first frequency response. An amplifier circuit is configured to combine a first equalizer output signal from the first equalizer output with a second equalizer output signal from the second equalizer output to obtain an equalized output signal.
Method and apparatus for controlling communication compensation, and air conditioner
The present disclosure relates to a method for controlling communication compensation, comprising: determining a length class of a communication link according to a time length of pulse data transmitted on the communication link; and determining a compensation scheme for communication compensation according to the length class of the communication link. In the invention, a length class of a communication link determined according to a time length of pulse data transmitted on the communication link is used to determine a compensation scheme for communication compensation so as to perform time compensation on data, thereby preventing attenuation caused by an excessively long communication distance, and improving the stability of long-distance communication performed by means of Homebus. Also disclosed are an apparatus for controlling communication compensation, and an air conditioner.
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices are disclosed. The front-end circuitry includes a passive equalizer, which includes a signal input, an equalizer output including a first equalizer output and a second equalizer output, a first signal path, and a second signal path. The first signal path is between the signal input and the first equalizer output. The first signal path has a first frequency response. The second signal path is between the signal input and the second equalizer output. The second signal path has a second frequency response. The second frequency response exhibits substantially inverse behavior to that of the first frequency response. An amplifier circuit is configured to combine a first equalizer output signal from the first equalizer output with a second equalizer output signal from the second equalizer output to obtain an equalized output signal.
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices
Front-end circuitry for a data receiver and related systems, methods, and devices are disclosed. The front-end circuitry includes a passive equalizer, which includes a signal input, an equalizer output including a first equalizer output and a second equalizer output, a first signal path, and a second signal path. The first signal path is between the signal input and the first equalizer output. The first signal path has a first frequency response. The second signal path is between the signal input and the second equalizer output. The second signal path has a second frequency response. The second frequency response exhibits substantially inverse behavior to that of the first frequency response. An amplifier circuit is configured to combine a first equalizer output signal from the first equalizer output with a second equalizer output signal from the second equalizer output to obtain an equalized output signal.
ADAPTIVE CABLE EQUALIZER
A cable equalizer configured as part of a cable comprising a first stage, a second stage, and a third stage. The first stage comprises a first stage bias current circuit configured to generate a bias current and a pre-emphasis module configured to introduce pre-emphasis into a received signal to counter the effects of signal amplification. Also part of the first stage is a bias voltage circuit configured to provide a bias voltage to the first stage. The second stage comprises a buffer configured impedance match the first stage. The third stage comprises a third stage bias current circuit configured to generate a bias current and a tank equalizer circuit configured to perform frequency specific equalization on a second stage signal. An amplifier is configured to amplify the second stage signal to create an amplified signal, which is output from the cable equalizer by an output driver.
MULTI-SLOPE EQUALIZERS FOR A CABLE NETWORK
A cable network that includes a multi-slope equalizer and/or cable simulator.
ANALOG FRONT-END RECEIVER AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME
Provided is an analog front-end receiver including: a first equalizer including a first block switch configured to receive a first differential signal through a first node, and configured to block the first differential signal in a first operation mode; a second equalizer including a second block switch configured to receive a second differential signal through a second node, and configured to block the second differential signal in the first operation mode; a terminating resistor provided between the first node and the second node, and configured to receive the first differential signal via the first node, and receive the second differential signal via the second node; and a low pass filter configured to receive a third differential signal converted by the terminating resistor from the first differential signal, and configured to receive a fourth differential signal converted by the terminating resistor from the second differential signal.
ANALOG FRONT-END RECEIVER AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME
Provided is an analog front-end receiver including: a first equalizer including a first block switch configured to receive a first differential signal through a first node, and configured to block the first differential signal in a first operation mode; a second equalizer including a second block switch configured to receive a second differential signal through a second node, and configured to block the second differential signal in the first operation mode; a terminating resistor provided between the first node and the second node, and configured to receive the first differential signal via the first node, and receive the second differential signal via the second node; and a low pass filter configured to receive a third differential signal converted by the terminating resistor from the first differential signal, and configured to receive a fourth differential signal converted by the terminating resistor from the second differential signal.