Patent classifications
H04L25/03828
METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY REMOVING CROSSTALK AND AN APPARATUS THEREOF
The present invention discloses a method and an apparatus to automatically remove crosstalk, which can automatically mask G.fast frequencies that will produce crosstalk between an existing transmission line and each port of a DPU/DSLAM equipment without unnecessary manual operation, to automatically remove crosstalk interference between G.fast and the existing transmission line, and is applicable for various generic interfaces. According to the present invention, the installation time is greatly reduced, human errors are also reduced, and the installation can be done correctly by ordinary technicians, which is advantageous to the promotion of G.fast systems.
SIGNAL SHAPING WITH CANCELED TONES
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive a cancellation indication that indicates a set of resources in which to cancel an uplink or sidelink communication. The UE may transmit a combined signal including a data signal and a cancellation signal. The UE, to transmit the combined signal, may transmit the data signal on one or more subcarriers other than subcarriers included in the set of resources indicated by the cancellation indication, and transmit the cancellation signal on a set of cancellation subcarriers for performing signal shaping of the data signal. Numerous other aspects are described.
PDSCH PRECODING ADAPTATION FOR LTE IN UNLICENSED BANDS
The present disclosure relates to a method for transmitting and receiving a beamformed data transmission transmitted from a radio base station to a user equipment over an unlicensed band. The data transmission is transmitted by the radio base station within one or more resource blocks of a subframe, each resource block being composed of a plurality of resource elements. The beamformed data transmission is generated by the radio base station by 1) applying a first precoding for generating a beam directionality towards the user equipment to a subset of all the resource elements used for transmitting the data transmission in the subframe, and 2) applying a second precoding, different from the first precoding, to the remaining resource elements used for transmitting the data transmission in the subframe so as to achieve a radiation pattern different from the beam directionality towards the user equipment.
NOISE-SHAPING CREST FACTOR REDUCTION (CFR) METHODS AND DEVICES
Embodiments of a noise-shaping crest factor reduction method for a carrier signal (and a device that performs the method) include (a) clipping the carrier signal by selecting at least one carrier signal peak that has a magnitude exceeding a predetermined crest factor reduction threshold, (b) subtracting the resulting clipped signal from the carrier signal, (c) confining, by a noise shaping filter, the resulting clipping noise signal in a frequency band corresponding to that of the carrier signal, and (d) subtracting the resulting spectrally shaped clipping noise signal from a delayed version of the carrier signal. The confining process includes selecting first sub-areas of the noise shaping filter response at one or more guard bands, selecting at least one second sub-area of the noise shaping filter response elsewhere in the frequency band, and setting the first sub-areas to a first predetermined magnitude higher than the magnitude of the second sub-area.
SIGNAL MAGNITUDE SHAPING
A network node operating in a communication network can determine a magnitude of a time sample of a modulated signal. The network node can determine a correction signal based on a difference between the magnitude of the time sample and a predetermined value. The network node can modify the modulated signal by the correction signal.
Electronic device for attenuating at least part of signal received by antenna and method for controlling communication signal
An electronic device according to a disclosed embodiment includes a first antenna, a second antenna, a first communication circuit configured to communicate in a first frequency band with the first antenna at a first data rate, a second communication circuit configured to communicate in a second frequency band with the second antenna at a second data rate, a first coupler electrically connected between the first antenna and the first communication circuit, and at least one communication circuit configured to control to identify, during at least part of a period of simultaneously transmitting a first transmit signal with the first antenna and a second transmit signal with the second antenna, an amplitude of a first receive signal including at least part of the second transmit signal detected by the first coupler, disable an operation of attenuating the at least part of the second transmit signal included in the first receive signal based on the amplitude of the first receive signal falling in a first designated range, and enable the operation of attenuating the at least part of the second transmit signal included in the first receive signal based on the amplitude of the first receive signal falling in a second designated range.
FREQUENCY SHAPING AND ADAPTIVE ROUNDING FOR O-QPSK AND MSK TRANSMISSION IN POLAR COORDINATES
Systems and methods are directed to phase modulation of polar coordinates in a transmitter of wireless signals, to achieve high transmit power levels while meeting spectral mask and EVM requirements. An input signal is mapped to a sequence of modulation frequency (e.g., O-QPSK to MSK) to generate a mapped signal. A digital frequency shaping filter is applied to the mapped signal to generate a shaped signal. An adaptive rounding algorithm is applied to the shaped signal to generate a reduced bit-width signal. A digital frequency synthesizer is applied to the reduced bit-width signal to generate an analog waveform for transmission.
Apparatus, systems and methods for DSM energy management
A method is provided which comprises: adjusting a plurality of times a transmit power to vary between a first setting and a second setting on a first Digital Subscriber Line (DSL line) to optimize energy consumption for the first DSL line; measuring or estimating a change in a performance of a second DSL line neighboring the first DSL line caused by a change in crosstalk on the second DSL line generated by the first DSL line in response to adjusting the transmit power of the first DSL line; and identifying one or more DSL lines among a plurality of DSL lines determined to safely operate in a low-power mode by identifying which of the plurality of DSL lines exhibit a crosstalk coupling to neighboring DSL lines below a specified threshold.
Spectrum shaping for OFDM/DMT
There is provided spectrum shaping of a signal. A frequency-domain representation of the signal to be spectrum-shaped is provided. The signal is associated with a set of constellation points having a minimum distance. A spectrum-shaped signal is determined by altering a proper subset of the constellation points while maintaining the minimum distance between all of the constellation points. The spectrum-shaped signal is transformed into a time-domain signal.
FREQUENCY-DOMAIN MODULATION SCHEME FOR LOW PEAK AVERAGE POWER RATIO
Methods, apparatus, and systems for reducing Peak Average Power Ratio (PAPR) in signal transmissions are described. In one example aspect, a wireless communication method includes determining, for a time-domain sequence x(i), an output sequence s(k). The output sequence s(k) is an inverse Fourier transform of a frequency-domain sequence S(j). S(j) is an output of a frequency-domain shaping operation based on a frequency-domain sequence Y(j) and a set of coefficients. Y(j) corresponds to the time-domain sequence x(i) based on a parameter N. The number of non-zero coefficients in the set of coefficients is based on N, and values of the non-zero coefficients correspond to phase values distributed between 0 to π/2 to reduce a peak to average power ratio of the output sequence. The method also includes generating a waveform using the output sequence s(k).