A wireless microphone system efficiently combines a pair of antennas so that radio frequency (RF) signals may be transmitted to and from multiple receivers and multiple wireless microphones. The wireless microphone system supports a general radio access technology and may comply with a Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) specification. The resource manager combines a received RF component with a first digital component via a first coaxial link to a connected receiver. The receiver also combines a transmitted RF component with a second digital component via a second coaxial link to the resource manager. The first digital component further includes synchronization and data sub-components, which are separated at the receiver.

A method for wireless communication includes transferring uplink data to a movable object during a first time slot, measuring channel quality associated with one or more frequency channels during a second time slot to select a working frequency channel from the one or more frequency channels, and receiving downlink data from the remote terminal using the working frequency channel during a third time slot. The first, second, and third time slots do not overlap each other. The uplink data includes synchronization information for synchronizing data transmission with the movable object.

The present invention relates to a signal transceiving method for detecting site-specific ray characteristics information unique to millimeter wave (mm Wave) links and detecting rich resolvable rays, and to device supporting same. The method for a terminal ray-scanning in a wireless access system supporting millimeter wave technology, according to one embodiment of the present invention, comprises the steps of: receiving a synchronization signal to synchronize with a base station; synchronizing with the base station using the synchronization signal; receiving, from the base station, pilot signals having different configuration patterns according to each transmitting antenna port; and ray-scanning using the pilot signals.

An audiometer is provided which has: a main body section; and multiple sets of a headphone section and a response operation section, wherein the main body section performs wireless communication with the headphone section and performs wireless communication with the response operation section independently of the wireless communication with the headphone section, thereby supplying a test sound output command to the headphone section to cause the headphone section to output the test sound and receiving information on operation by a subject from the response operation section, and performs the wireless communication with the headphone section and the response operation section of each set by a time-division multiplexing system.

Various solutions for transmission resource allocation with respect to user equipment (UE) and network apparatus in mobile communications are described. A UE may receive control information from a network apparatus. The UE may turn on a radio frequency (RF) transceiver of the UE in a part of a transmission time interval (TTI) to receive downlink data in an event that the control information indicates that the downlink data is scheduled in the TTI. The downlink data is scheduled in a part of the TTI but not in any other time interval. The time duration of the TTI may comprise 14 orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) symbols and the part of the TTI may be configured as a mini-slot with time duration less than 14 OFDM symbols.

The exemplified methods and systems support shared output drivers or shared control setting drivers across separate control devices for a redundant system of 1, 2, 3, or more control devices in simplex, dual, triple redundancy, and etc. Digital communication links between the control devices are implemented to facilitate sensing, from other control devices, of operation states (e.g., amount of contribution by the control devices to the shared output) and on-line/health status of other control devices in the redundant network.

A channel access protocol method to impart bandwidth fairness while maximizing throughput in a class of contention-based-access (CBA) TDMA networks that has no carrier sense capability, and that experiences biased detection at the receiver (base station) by virtue of physical layer detection algorithms is disclosed.

A method for transmitting a physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) is discussed. The method is performed by a wireless device and includes receiving downlink control information (DCI), which is repeated on a plurality of downlink subframes, identifying a last subframe on which the repetition is completed, determining that the identified last subframe is not used for determining a start subframe to repeatedly transmit the PUSCH, substituting the last subframe with a first subframe usable for determining the start subframe to transmit the PUSCH after the identified last subframe, based on the determination that the identified last subframe is not used for determining the start subframe; determining the start subframe to transmit the PUSCH, based on the first subframe other than the last subframe, and transmitting the PUSCH repeated over a plurality of subframes starting from the determined start subframe.

Provided are an active antenna system, a mobile terminal, and a configuration method of an antenna system. The active antenna system includes an active amplification module and an external antenna. The active amplification module is detachably electrically coupled to an electronic device, wherein the active power amplification module includes an active antenna circuit for amplifying and filtering a signal transmitted and received by the external antenna, and the external antenna is detachably electrically coupled to the active power amplification module. The problem of increase of power consumption of the terminal caused by enlarging a signal radiation range of the terminal is solved, thereby realizing decrease of the power consumption of the terminal while enlarging the signal radiation range of the terminal.

A radio communication apparatus transmits a transmission signal amplified by a first amplifier via a circulator and amplifies a received signal received via the circulator by a second amplifier. The radio communication apparatus includes: a controller that outputs control information based on a signal level between the first amplifier and the circulator; and a phase shifter that is provided between the circulator and the second amplifier and adjusts a phase of a reflected wave generated from an input side of the second amplifier based on the control information.