Patent classifications
H04B2201/71323
Frequency hopping
A communications node operable to communicate with another communications node over a communications channel having a plurality of frequency resources, the communications node includes data defining a division of the communications channel into a plurality of contiguous sub-bands each having N frequency resources, wherein each frequency resource in a sub-band has a corresponding frequency resource in each of the other sub-bands, data defining an initial allocation of the frequency resources, a resource determination module operable to apply a frequency shift to the initially allocated frequency resources in accordance with a frequency hopping sequence to determine frequency resources to use for communicating information with the other communications node, wherein the frequency shift applied moves the initially allocated frequency resources to corresponding frequency resources in another sub-band, a transceiver for communicating information with the other communications node using the determined frequency resource.
DATA TRANSMISSION METHOD, FIRST CHIP, ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A data transmission method, a first chip, an electronic device, and a storage medium are provided. Data transmission of the first chip with a second chip is performed in one of a standard working mode based on a standard Bluetooth protocol and a non-standard working mode including at least one of: a first working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip in a designated first fixed channel of the standard channels; a second working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip by frequency hopping among extended extension channels; a third working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip in a designated second fixed channel of the extended extension channels; and a fourth working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip by frequency hopping among the standard channels and the extended extension channels.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION AND METHOD OF OPERATING ELECTRONIC DEVICE
Disclosed is an electronic device including a first communication circuit configured to support a first communication scheme, a second communication circuit configured to support a second communication scheme and at least one processor connected to the first communication circuit and the second communication circuit, wherein the memory stores instructions configured to, when executed, enable the processor to enable first communication of the first communication scheme, control the first communication circuit to perform the first communication with an external device, enable second communication of the second communication scheme, based on a channel map of the first communication when first information related to a network state of the first communication satisfies a first predetermined condition, acquire second information related to the second communication, and modify the channel map by blocking one of a plurality of channels in the channel map when the second information satisfies a second predetermined condition.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR FACILITATING ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY HOPPING IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
A frequency hopping device is co-located with a set of frequency hopping devices, and includes a controller that is configured to identify from a plurality of channels, first and second sets of channels that are available and unavailable for an adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) operation associated with the frequency hopping device, respectively. The controller is further configured to assign a lowest priority level to each channel of the second set of channels, an intermediate priority level to each channel of the first set of channels that is to be utilized by the set of frequency hopping devices, and a highest priority level to each remaining channel of the first set of channels. Further, the controller is configured to generate an AFH map based on a number of channels that have the highest priority level, and execute the AFH operation based on the AFH map.
Frequency hopping
A communications node operable to communicate with another communications node over a communications channel having a plurality of frequency resources, the communications node includes data defining a division of the communications channel into a plurality of contiguous sub-bands each having N frequency resources, wherein each frequency resource in a sub-band has a corresponding frequency resource in each of the other sub-bands, data defining an initial allocation of the frequency resources, a resource determination module operable to apply a frequency shift to the initially allocated frequency resources in accordance with a frequency hopping sequence to determine frequency resources to use for communicating information with the other communications node, wherein the frequency shift applied moves the initially allocated frequency resources to corresponding frequency resources in another sub-band, a transceiver for communicating information with the other communications node using the determined frequency resource.
SYSTEM AND METHOD OF ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY HOPPING IN A WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A communication method between a master and a device, the master transmits in a subcycle a received condition message (RCM) for an immediately prior subcycle, wherein the RCM is an ACK when a transmission from the device in the preceding subcycle was correctly received and the RCM is a NACK when a transmission from the device in the preceding subcycle was not correctly received, comprising: including in each transmitted condition message a current priority data acknowledgement flag (CPDAF), the CPDAF being transmitted set in each condition message for each subcycle of an offset cycle after the master correctly received in a current cycle a priority data message, the offset cycle being defined as the second and subsequent subcycles of a current cycle and the first subcycle of a next cycle, the CPDAF being transmitted as cleared otherwise.
FREQUENCY HOPPING
A communications node operable to communicate with another communications node over a communications channel having a plurality of frequency resources, the communications node includes data defining a division of the communications channel into a plurality of contiguous sub-bands each having N frequency resources, wherein each frequency resource in a sub-band has a corresponding frequency resource in each of the other sub-bands, data defining an initial allocation of the frequency resources, a resource determination module operable to apply a frequency shift to the initially allocated frequency resources in accordance with a frequency hopping sequence to determine frequency resources to use for communicating information with the other communications node, wherein the frequency shift applied moves the initially allocated frequency resources to corresponding frequency resources in another sub-band, a transceiver for communicating information with the other communications node using the determined frequency resource.
Generating transmission arrangements for device group communication sessions
Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for generating transmission arrangements for device group communication sessions are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes determining a transmission ordering of at least a portion of multiple devices in a designated group with respect to transmitting data packets during at least a portion of a communication session, wherein the transmission ordering comprises device identifiers, attributed to at least a portion of the multiple devices, assigned to sequential transmission slots; determining a scheduled distribution of multiple data packet types transmitted by at least a portion of the multiple devices across the sequential transmission slots, wherein the scheduled distribution comprises an identification of a respective one of the multiple data packet types assigned to each of the sequential transmission slots; and participating in the communication session in accordance with (i) the transmission ordering and (ii) the scheduled distribution of the multiple data packet types.
Data transmission method, first chip, electronic device and storage medium
A data transmission method, a first chip, an electronic device, and a storage medium are provided. Data transmission of the first chip with a second chip is performed in one of a standard working mode based on a standard Bluetooth protocol and a non-standard working mode including at least one of: a first working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip in a designated first fixed channel of the standard channels; a second working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip by frequency hopping among extended extension channels; a third working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip in a designated second fixed channel of the extended extension channels; and a fourth working mode in which data is transmitted with the second chip by frequency hopping among the standard channels and the extended extension channels.
GENERATING A FREQUENCY HOPPING ARRANGEMENT FOR A COMMUNICATION SESSION INVOLVING A GROUP OF DEVICES
Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for generating a frequency hopping arrangement are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes calculating a number of useable frequency channels between a starting frequency channel and a stopping frequency channel for a frequency hopping arrangement for a communication session; calculating a frequency channel step value based at least in part on a predetermined required minimum number of frequency channels for the frequency hopping arrangement; selecting frequency channel values to be used in the communication session by iterating through frequency channel values for the useable frequency channels between the starting frequency channel and the stopping frequency channel at intervals of a random frequency channel selection offset value; and establishing the frequency hopping arrangement based at least in part on the selected frequency channel values.