The application discloses a transmitter with self-interference calibration ability, including: a signal generation unit for generating a signal; a CORDIC for generating an amplitude modulation signal and a phase modulation signal according to the signal; phase processing unit, for generating a frequency signal according to the phase modulation signal; a DPLL, including: a DCO, self-interference calibration unit, for generating phase compensation according to the signal, a phase difference and a reference clock; and a DCO control generation unit; and an output unit, for generating an output signal according to the amplitude modulation signal and a DCO output signal.

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may experience multiple types of self-interference (SI), perform interference measurement procedures, and may identify interference mitigation procedures. The UE may identify a configuration for performing SI measurements (SIMs), where the configuration indicates a first transmission power associated with a first transmission and a second transmission power associated with a second transmission, where the second transmission power is higher than the first transmission power. The UE may transmit the first transmission at the first transmission power and the second transmission at the second transmission power, where the first transmission is associated with a first repetition frequency and the second transmission is associated with a second repetition frequency. The UE may measure SI based on transmitting the first transmission and the second transmission.

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may experience multiple types of self-interference (SI), perform interference measurement procedures, and may identify interference mitigation procedures. The UE may identify a configuration for performing SI measurements (SIMs), where the configuration indicates a first transmission power associated with a first transmission and a second transmission power associated with a second transmission, where the second transmission power is higher than the first transmission power. The UE may transmit the first transmission at the first transmission power and the second transmission at the second transmission power, where the first transmission is associated with a first repetition frequency and the second transmission is associated with a second repetition frequency. The UE may measure SI based on transmitting the first transmission and the second transmission.

An integrated circuit and a method of performing a built-in-self-test (BIST) procedure in an integrated circuit. The integrated circuit includes a plurality of radio circuits and a switching network for performing a built-in-self-test (BIST) procedure. The switching network includes a plurality of combiners, a plurality of transmitter connection switches, a combiner switch, a splitter switch, a plurality of splitters and a plurality of receiver connection switches. The switching network may also include a splitter bypass switch and/or a combiner bypass switch. The components of the switching network may operate to route signals between outputs and inputs of the radio circuit to implement the built-in-self-test procedure in one or more modes involving either parallel or sequential testing of the components of the radio circuits. A diagnostic mode is also envisaged.

Aspects of this disclosure relate to an antenna array system and method of calibration using one or more probes disposed equidistant between antenna elements. In certain embodiments, calibration is performed between a probe and antenna elements, between a plurality of antenna elements, and/or between antenna elements on different antenna arrays.

Aspects of this disclosure relate to an antenna array system and method of calibration using one or more probes disposed equidistant between antenna elements. In certain embodiments, calibration is performed between a probe and antenna elements, between a plurality of antenna elements, and/or between antenna elements on different antenna arrays.

Systems and methods are provided for human activity analysis and localization using channel state information (CSI). A streamlined data processing and feature extraction approach that addresses concept drifts for time series data is provided. Data obtained from CSI or any other mechanism is used to estimate the wireless channel between two different wireless nodes (e.g., an access point (AP) and an associated station (STA)), and can be used to train a robust system capable of performing room level localization. A phase and magnitude augmented feature space along with a standardization technique that is little affected by drifts is also used.

Disclosed in the present application are a method and an apparatus for calibrating an antenna. In the method, in a receiving channel calibration process, first a receiving channel beam weight matrix is initially updated by using a receiving calibration signal from a reference beam direction, i.e., performing initial receiving channel calibration, and then, for different beam direction regions, beam weight vectors corresponding to multiple beam directions within particular beam direction regions are updated.

Described herein is a calibration circuit for a multiple element antenna with two or more antenna transmit and receive elements. In some examples the multi-element antenna may also include a beamforming network that combine the multiple antenna radiating element inputs and outputs with controlled phase and amplitude relationships such that spatial beams can be formed by varying the phase and amplitudes of two or more signals applied to antenna input ports for the antenna. The calibration circuit of this disclosure may be used to obtain data to determine phase and amplitude offsets induced by the combined transmission elements, and any phase and amplitude offsets induced by the transmitter or receiver circuitry. The determined phase and amplitude offsets may then be removed from received signal measurements and compensated for in transmit signal generation.

A radar unit (100, 300) is described that comprises: a frequency generation circuit (103, 106, 303, 306) configured to generate a millimetre wave, mmW, frequency modulated continuous wave, FMCW, transmit signal comprising a plurality of chirps; a transmitter circuit (108, 102, 308, 302) configured to transmit the generated mmW FMCW transmit signal: a receiver circuit (104, 110, 304, 310) configured to receive an echo of the mmW FMCW transmit signal; and a built-in self-test, BIST, circuit (140, 340) coupled to the receiver circuit (104, 110, 304, 310) and configured to process the echo of the mmW FMCW transmit signal. The receiver circuit (104, 110, 304, 310) is configured to operate with at least two different paths for at least two successive chirps of the mmW FMCW transmit signal and create therefrom at least two respective received chirp signals; and the BIST circuit (140, 340) is configured to process and compare the at least two respective received chirp signals and determine therefrom an operational state of at least one circuit or component within the receiver circuit (104, 110, 304, 310).