Patent classifications
H04B1/7093
ANTENNA SYSTEM AND BASE STATION
This application provides an antenna system and a base station. The antenna system includes a radiation array, a transceiver (TRX) unit, and a filter bank. The radiation array includes a transmit antenna element group and a receive antenna element group that are separately disposed. The transmit antenna element group is configured to transmit a signal, and the receive antenna element group is configured to receive a signal. The TRX unit includes a transmit module and a receive module. The filter bank includes a first-type filter and a second-type filter. The first-type filter is connected between the transmit antenna element group and the transmit module, and the second-type filter is connected between the receive antenna element group and the receive module. The antenna system in this application can reduce interference between a passive intermodulation (PIM) signal generated by a transmitted signal and a received signal.
HIGH-ORDER PSK SIGNALING (HOPS) TECHNIQUES FOR LOW-POWER SPREAD SPECTRUM COMMUNICATIONS
A High-Order PSK Signaling (HOPS) communications system which adapts sequence-based spread spectrum signaling techniques to the needs of low-power commercial standards. A HOPS signal generation apparatus incudes a seed calculator configured to calculate a series of seed vectors in response to a plurality of time-evolving key values wherein each of the seed vectors includes a plurality of index values calculated based upon the current key values. A sequence generator is configured to generate a series of time-evolving spreading sequences using the series of seed vectors. A modulator is operative to generate the communications signal by spreading the data signal using the spreading sequences. A transmitter transmits an analog version of the communications signal.
High-order PSK signaling (HOPS) techniques for low-power spread spectrum communications
A High-Order PSK Signaling (HOPS) communications system which adapts sequence-based spread spectrum signaling techniques to the needs of low-power commercial standards. A HOPS signal generation apparatus incudes a seed calculator configured to calculate a series of seed vectors in response to a plurality of time-evolving key values wherein each of the seed vectors includes a plurality of index values calculated based upon the current key values. A sequence generator is configured to generate a series of time-evolving spreading sequences using the series of seed vectors. A modulator is operative to generate the communications signal by spreading the data signal using the spreading sequences. A transmitter transmits an analog version of the communications signal.
Methods for improving flexibility and data rate of chirp spread spectrum systems in LoRaWAN
A transmitter stores mappings of distinct values of an information signal to corresponding ones of distinct combinations of K chirps taken from M chirps that are different from each other, such that each of the distinct values is mapped to a corresponding one of the distinct combinations of K chirps. The transmitter receives a distinct value among the distinct values of the information signal. The transmitter selects, based on the mappings, a distinct combination of K chirps among the distinct combinations of K chirps that is mapped to the distinct value. The transmitter sums the K chirps of the distinct combination of K chirps to produce a symbol that represents the distinct value. The transmitter modulates the symbol to produce a modulated symbol, and transmits the modulated symbol. A receiver receives a modulated symbol that conveys a distinct value, and recovers the distinct value using stored mappings.
Methods for improving flexibility and data rate of chirp spread spectrum systems in LoRaWAN
A transmitter stores mappings of distinct values of an information signal to corresponding ones of distinct combinations of K chirps taken from M chirps that are different from each other, such that each of the distinct values is mapped to a corresponding one of the distinct combinations of K chirps. The transmitter receives a distinct value among the distinct values of the information signal. The transmitter selects, based on the mappings, a distinct combination of K chirps among the distinct combinations of K chirps that is mapped to the distinct value. The transmitter sums the K chirps of the distinct combination of K chirps to produce a symbol that represents the distinct value. The transmitter modulates the symbol to produce a modulated symbol, and transmits the modulated symbol. A receiver receives a modulated symbol that conveys a distinct value, and recovers the distinct value using stored mappings.
ANTENNA-PLEXER FOR INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION
Antenna-plexers for interference cancellation are provided herein. In certain embodiments, a wireless device includes an antenna, an antenna-plexer coupled to the antenna and configured to generate a feedback signal, a transmitter configured to transmit a transmit signal to the antenna by way of the antenna-plexer, a receiver configured to process a receive signal, and a feedback receiver configured to process the feedback signal from the antenna-plexer to provide compensation to the receive signal.
ANTENNA-PLEXER FOR INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION
Antenna-plexers for interference cancellation are provided herein. In certain embodiments, a wireless device includes an antenna, an antenna-plexer coupled to the antenna and configured to generate a feedback signal, a transmitter configured to transmit a transmit signal to the antenna by way of the antenna-plexer, a receiver configured to process a receive signal, and a feedback receiver configured to process the feedback signal from the antenna-plexer to provide compensation to the receive signal.
HIGH-FREQUENCY FRONT-END MODULE AND COMMUNICATION DEVICE
A high-frequency front-end module includes transmission amplifier circuits, a transmission filter that is connected between a common terminal and the transmission amplifier circuit and has a transmission band of a band A as a pass band, a reception filter that is connected to the common terminal and has a reception band of a predetermined communication band as a pass band, in which a frequency of an intermodulation distortion generated by a transmission signal from the transmission amplifier circuit and a transmission signal from the transmission amplifier circuit overlaps the pass band, and a band elimination filter that is disposed in a signal path connecting an output terminal of the transmission amplifier circuit and the transmission filter, and has a transmission band of the band A as a pass band and a transmission band of a band B as an attenuation band.
HIGH-FREQUENCY FRONT-END MODULE AND COMMUNICATION DEVICE
A high-frequency front-end module includes transmission amplifier circuits, a transmission filter that is connected between a common terminal and the transmission amplifier circuit and has a transmission band of a band A as a pass band, a reception filter that is connected to the common terminal and has a reception band of a predetermined communication band as a pass band, in which a frequency of an intermodulation distortion generated by a transmission signal from the transmission amplifier circuit and a transmission signal from the transmission amplifier circuit overlaps the pass band, and a band elimination filter that is disposed in a signal path connecting an output terminal of the transmission amplifier circuit and the transmission filter, and has a transmission band of the band A as a pass band and a transmission band of a band B as an attenuation band.
Signal cueing using an IIR filter array with inverted state tree
Efficient and low-latency cueing means for initiating and updating a process of signal detection and separation in a wideband receiver. The method uses an array of IIR filters that feed an inverted state tree. The inverted state tree provides the directions for separating, detecting, and tracking multiple simultaneous signals that are being received. These signals could be either radar or communications signals and are of widely differing frequencies, bandwidths, and other characteristics. The directions are sent by the cueing system to a set of tunable tracking filters and continuously updated so that the set of tracking filters produce noise-reduced, separated signals on their outputs representing the various simultaneous incoming signals.