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Software defined radio (SDR) filter relaxation technique for multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) and large antenna array (LAA) applications

An example method of operating a radio system includes receiving, over a receiver-path, an RF input signal from an antenna, and converting the RF input signal to fall within a pre-defined frequency range using a local oscillation signal. The method further includes processing the converted input signal with a standard filter. In some examples, the method further includes generating the local oscillation signal in a transmitter path of the radio system.

Super-regenerative receiving method and super-regenerative receiver (SRR) circuit with high frequency selectivity

A super-regenerative receiver (SRR) circuit includes an amplifier configured to amplify an input injection signal and output the amplified injection signal to an oscillator; and a feed-forwarding unit configured to feed-forward, to the oscillator, a filtered signal obtained by filtering the injection signal after converting a frequency of the injection signal to another frequency; wherein the oscillator is configured to receive an input of a signal in which the filtered signal is applied to the injection signal.

Super-regenerative receiving method and super-regenerative receiver (SRR) circuit with high frequency selectivity

A super-regenerative receiver (SRR) circuit includes an amplifier configured to amplify an input injection signal and output the amplified injection signal to an oscillator; and a feed-forwarding unit configured to feed-forward, to the oscillator, a filtered signal obtained by filtering the injection signal after converting a frequency of the injection signal to another frequency; wherein the oscillator is configured to receive an input of a signal in which the filtered signal is applied to the injection signal.

Radio Frequency Receiver for Carrier Aggregation
20210376868 · 2021-12-02 ·

A Radio Frequency (RF) receiver is provided. The RF receiver is configured to simultaneously receive at least two radio frequency bands with a single receiver path. The RF receiver comprises a single local oscillator (LO), and the RF receiver is configured to filter a received signal using a complex filter having a variable center frequency. in accordance with another aspect, many RF receivers are combined to form an aggregate carrier receiver.

METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR ULTRA WIDEBAND (UWB) RECEIVERS

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) wireless technology transmits digital data as modulated coded impulses over a very wide frequency spectrum with very low power over a short distance. Accordingly, the inventors have established UWB devices which accommodate and adapt to inaccuracies, errors, or issues within the implemented electronics, hardware, firmware, and software. Beneficially, UWB receivers may accommodate offsets in absolute frequency between their frequency source and the transmitter, accommodate drift arising from phase locked loop and/or from relative clock frequency offsets of the remote transmitter and local receiver. UWB devices may also employ modulation coding schemes offering increased efficiency with respect to power, data bits per pulse transmitted, and enabled operation at higher output power whilst complying with regulatory emission requirements. Further, UWB devices may support a ranging function with range/accuracy not limited to the low frequency master clock employed within these devices enabling operation with ultra-low power consumption.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTED COMMUNICATION
20220173880 · 2022-06-02 ·

A decentralized communication device is provided that facilitates optimal positioning and orientation of one or more antennas for wireless communication with external devices. The decentralized communication device includes one or more master components and one or more slave components. The master and the slave components are physically separate and communicate wirelessly. In some embodiments the slave acts as a carrier frequency translator between the master and an external wireless device, where it communicates with the external device using a first frequency and communicates with the master using a second frequency which is different from the first frequency. In another embodiment the slave has most or all the physical layer to do the digital coding, digital modulation, data framing, data formatting and data packetization for communicating with an external device, in which case digital coding and digital modulation is distributed between the master and the slave.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTED COMMUNICATION
20220173880 · 2022-06-02 ·

A decentralized communication device is provided that facilitates optimal positioning and orientation of one or more antennas for wireless communication with external devices. The decentralized communication device includes one or more master components and one or more slave components. The master and the slave components are physically separate and communicate wirelessly. In some embodiments the slave acts as a carrier frequency translator between the master and an external wireless device, where it communicates with the external device using a first frequency and communicates with the master using a second frequency which is different from the first frequency. In another embodiment the slave has most or all the physical layer to do the digital coding, digital modulation, data framing, data formatting and data packetization for communicating with an external device, in which case digital coding and digital modulation is distributed between the master and the slave.

Generation of millimeter-wave frequencies for microwave systems
11349520 · 2022-05-31 · ·

Systems and methods for generating a microwave signal using two millimeter-wave frequencies. A first millimeter-wave up-conversion frequency, which is generated from a lower frequency source, is used to up-convert a baseband and/or intermediate signal into a first millimeter-wave signal, which is then down-converted into a microwave signal using a second millimeter-wave down-conversion frequency generated from the same lower frequency source. Each of the first and second millimeter-wave frequencies is associated with a phase noise that is higher than a phase noise associated with the lower frequency source, however, the frequency differential between the first millimeter-wave frequency and the second millimeter-wave frequency is free of the higher phase noise, as a result of the two millimeter-wave signal being generated from the single lower frequency source, thereby causing the resultant microwave signal to be free of the higher phase noise as well.

Local oscillator divider with reduced applied current variation
11742839 · 2023-08-29 · ·

Aspects of the disclosure relate to a local oscillator frequency divider for a receiver or transmitter. In this regard a frequency divider has a first frequency input coupled to a first oscillator frequency output, a second frequency input coupled to a complementary second oscillator frequency output, a first in-phase/quadrature (I/Q) divided frequency output, and a complementary second I/Q divided frequency output. The frequency divider further has a first alternating current (AC) coupling capacitor between the first frequency input and the first oscillator frequency output and a second AC coupling capacitor between the second frequency input and the second oscillator frequency output.

RF DOWNCONVERTER-TUNER
20220158676 · 2022-05-19 ·

A RF downconverter-tuner system is provided. A RF downconverter-tuner system to convert one or more input signals into a lower range of frequency bands, comprising one or more RF input ports for receiving the one or more input signals, one or more RF output ports for transmitting the output signal and a plurality of dual-mode switches coupled to two or more of the one or more RF input ports, the one or more RF output ports and one or more receive chain comprising one or more mixers for converting the one or more input signals into the lower range of frequency bands, a plurality of filters, a bypass mode, a back-end receiver coupled to the one or more RF output ports, an oscillator implemented with a frequency synthesis circuit, a plurality of amplifier stages, one or more signal detection circuits and a plurality of controller ports.