A system includes a method for detecting a signal interference in a communication signal of a wireless communication system. An identified source of the signal interference is determined according to an interference profile of a plurality of interference profiles associated with an interference profile library having information that approximates characteristics of the signal interference. The signal interference of the communication signal is mitigated according to an interference parameter associated with the identified source by filtering the communication signal according to the interference parameter.

A system that incorporates the subject disclosure may perform, for example, a method for detecting signal interference in a first segment of a plurality of segments of a radio frequency spectrum of a wireless communication system, determining according to the signal interference a measure of quality of service of the first segment for transmitting voice traffic, comparing the measure of quality of service to a desired measure of quality of service measure for voice traffic, determining from the comparison that the first segment is not suitable for voice traffic, and notifying a system that the first segment is not suitable for voice traffic. Other embodiments are disclosed.

A system that incorporates the subject disclosure may include, for example, a method for measuring a power level in at least a portion of a plurality of resource blocks occurring in a radio frequency spectrum, wherein the measuring occurs for a plurality of time cycles to generate a plurality of power level measurements, calculating a baseline power level according to at least a portion of the plurality of power levels, determining a threshold from the baseline power level, and monitoring at least a portion of the plurality of resource blocks for signal interference according to the threshold. Other embodiments are disclosed.

According to a signal transmitting method, a signal receiving method, and a related device and system, a generated single-wavelength optical carrier may be split into N subcarriers with a same wavelength by using a splitting device, corresponding data modulation and corresponding amplitude spread spectrum modulation are performed on the N subcarriers by using N spreading codes and N low-speed data signals obtained by deserializing a received high-speed data signal, to obtain N spread spectrum modulation signals, and the N spread spectrum modulation signals are combined and output. A multicarrier generation apparatus or the like having a relatively complex structure does not need to be used for optical carrier splitting, and spectrum spreading does not need to be performed in a phase modulation manner in which a plurality of delay units or controllable phase units are required.

A system that incorporates the subject disclosure may include, for example, a method for mitigating interference by filtering or redirection of communications traffic. Other embodiments are disclosed.

A radio analyzer includes a memory configured to store a first reference signal, and a processor coupled to the memory and configured to calculate a first correlation value between a received wave and a non-modulated wave, calculate a second correlation value between the received wave and the first reference signal in a target section of the received wave, the first correlation value being smaller than a first threshold value in the target section, and detect a modulated wave from the received wave based on the second correlation value.

A system that incorporates the subject disclosure may include, for example, a device comprising a memory to store instructions and a processor coupled to the memory, wherein responsive to executing the instructions, the processor performs operations. The operations comprise receiving signals over a spectrum of frequencies, providing location data of the device to a base station, receiving a request from a base station to perform a spectral analysis of the signals, detecting an interference among the signals, and providing, in response to the request, data to the base station regarding a source of the interference, wherein the data comprises a location of the source relative to the device, spectral data for identifying the source, and a time a frequency of occurrence of the interference. Other embodiments are disclosed.

A method to disguise existence of a communication channel and/or type of communication method thereby to provide a discrete communication channel and/or protect communicated contents from malevolent manipulations, the method comprising: at a transmitter end, transforming a signal to be transmitted into a noise-like signal without changing the original communication parameters and protocol, and transmitting the noise-like signal; and/or at a receiver end, receiving a noise-like signal and de-spreading the noise-like signal thereby to reconstruct the signal to be transmitted.

A wireless transmitter for transmitting bits to a wireless receiver. The wireless transmitter comprises: (i) circuitry for generating binary data bits; and (ii) circuitry for providing a first spreading sequence for a first bit in the binary data bits and for providing a second spreading sequence for a second bit in the binary data bits, wherein the second bit is complementary to the first bit. Each spreading sequence consists of an integer number N of bits, and the circuitry for providing provides a same bit value in an integer number M of bit positions in the first and second spreading sequences, where M<N.

A novel and useful noise reduction technique that improves the noise figure (NF) of a common-source (CS) low noise amplifier (LNA). The technique exploits dc current reuse and increases transconductance of the CS transistor while maintaining its power consumption. By using noise reduction and dc current reuse techniques, the thermal current noise of the noise cancellation stage is reduced without adding any extra branch to the circuit. As a result, the current thermal noise of second stage decreases dramatically leading to better NF without consuming any extra power. Moreover, since the circuit block is implemented using a pMOS transistor, the second order nonlinearity of pMOS and nMOS transistors cancel each other, resulting in improved nonlinearity performance of the LNA, including improvements to both IIP2 and IIP3.