H04B7/265

INTERFERING IN TIME-DIVISION DUPLEX COMMUNICATION

A computer readable storage medium is presented, having computer readable program instructions thereon for causing a processor to carry out the steps of: sub-dividing a time slot into consecutive time intervals, the time slot belongs to multiple time slots allocated to a first node for transmitting to a second node using a wireless time-division duplex communication link between the first node and the second node, the second node transmitting during separate time slots allocated to said second node; and disrupting communication between said first node and said second node by transmitting, using a transmitter, respective interference signals during at least some of said time intervals, each of said interference signals being transmitted on one of said frequency bands, wherein for at least two of said time intervals said interference signals are transmitted on different frequency band.

Channel estimation in communications

A method is provided for channel estimation of an antenna array comprising multiple antenna elements. The method comprises obtaining channel state information for antenna elements with a high-end radio frequency chain, wherein the antenna elements with the high-end radio frequency chain are placed in the antenna array intermittently with antenna elements with a low-cost radio frequency chain. Channel state information is estimated for the antenna elements with the low-cost radio frequency chain, by interpolating the channel state information obtained for the antenna elements with the high-end radio frequency chain.

Data communication systems and methods
10880002 · 2020-12-29 · ·

A method for wireless communication includes transferring uplink data to a movable object during a first time slot, measuring channel quality associated with one or more frequency channels during a second time slot to select a working frequency channel from the one or more frequency channels, and receiving downlink data from the remote terminal using the working frequency channel during a third time slot. The first, second, and third time slots do not overlap each other. The uplink data includes synchronization information for synchronizing data transmission with the movable object.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PSEUDO RANDOM BEACON SIGNAL SCHEDULING AND DATA SCHEDULING TO IMPROVE NETWORK CONDITIONS
20200274612 · 2020-08-27 · ·

Systems and methods for pseudo random beacon signal scheduling and data scheduling to improve network conditions within a wireless network are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a system for providing a wireless asymmetric network, comprises a hub having one or more processing units and at least one antenna for transmitting and receiving radio frequency (RF) communications in the wireless asymmetric network. A plurality of sensor nodes each have a wireless device with a transmitter and a receiver to enable bi-directional RF communications with the hub in the wireless asymmetric network. The system determines dynamic beacon frequency control with a variable delay duration for starting at least one superframe of the hub.

Dynamic reconfiguration of air interface to provide time division multiplexed support for multiple radio access technologies

A method and system for dynamically reconfiguring an air interface that defines a continuum of frames each divided into a sequence of transmission time intervals (TTIs). The air interface is initially configured according to a first radio access technology (RAT). The base station then detects that at least a threshold extent of wireless client devices (WCDs) served by the base station on the air interface support operation according to a second RAT. And in response, the base station reconfigures the air interface so that certain TTIs per frame instead operate on a second RAT, with the remaining TTIs per frame still operating on the first RAT. The base station then serves WCDs that support the second RAT in the TTIs now configured according to the second RAT, while continuing to serve other WCDs according to the first RAT in the remaining TTIs configured according to the first RAT.

Interfering in time-division duplex communication

A method is presented for disconnecting a wireless time-division duplex communication link between two nodes. A first node transmits during time slots allocated to the first node and the second node transmits during separate time slots allocated to the second node. The first node transmits at differing respective frequency bands during its time slots. The method includes: sub-dividing a time slot allocated to the first node into consecutive time intervals; and transmitting respective disconnect signals during the time intervals. Each of the disconnect signals is transmitted on a frequency band used by the first node. The disconnect signals are transmitted on different frequency bands during at least two of the time intervals.

BASE STATION LOAD BALANCING
20200236053 · 2020-07-23 ·

A base station receiver is described. The base station receiver may comprise at least one processor and memory. The memory may store instructions executable by the at least one processor. The instructions may include, to: receive, via a time-division multiple access (TDMA) scheme, a first carrier frequency comprising a first burst; receive, via the TDMA scheme, a second carrier frequency comprising a second burst; and demodulate and decode both the first and second bursts using a common demodulating and decoding node (DDN).

COMMUNICATION DEVICE, METHOD OF COMMUNICATION, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT
20200186270 · 2020-06-11 · ·

A communication device of an embodiment includes one or more processors. The processors synchronize time between the communication device and a different communication device using data transmitted and received by time division multiple access. The processors determine the end timing of carrier-sensing in a time slot of the time division multiple access. The processors control carrier-sensing to end at a determined end timing. The processors generate data including timing information, allowing identification of the determined end timing, as data to be transmitted to the different communication device.

INTERFERING IN TIME-DIVISION DUPLEX COMMUNICATION

A method is presented for disconnecting a wireless time-division duplex communication link between two nodes. A first node transmits during time slots allocated to the first node and the second node transmits during separate time slots allocated to the second node. The first node transmits at differing respective frequency bands during its time slots. The method includes: sub-dividing a time slot allocated to the first node into consecutive time intervals; and transmitting respective disconnect signals during the time intervals. Each of the disconnect signals is transmitted on a frequency band used by the first node. The disconnect signals are transmitted on different frequency bands during at least two of the time intervals.

Power amplification module for multiple bands and multiple standards

Provided is a communication unit that includes first and second power-amplification modules, which can be integrated. The first power-amplification module includes a first power-amplifier for a first frequency band in a first communication scheme, a second power-amplifier for a second frequency band in the first communication scheme, a third power-amplifier for a third frequency band in a second communication scheme, a fourth power-amplifier for a fourth frequency band in the second communication scheme, a first bias circuit that generates a first bias current to the first and second power-amplifiers, and a bias current circuit that converts the first bias current into a second bias current to the third and fourth power-amplifiers. The second power-amplification module includes a fifth power-amplifier for a fifth frequency band in the first communication scheme, and a second bias circuit that generates a third bias current to the fifth power-amplifier.