Patent classifications
H04W52/245
COMMON AUTOMATIC GAIN CONTROL ACROSS MULTIPLE RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may operate in a dual-connectivity (DC) configuration, and may measure signals from more than one radio access technology (RAT). The UE may receive a first signal power for a first RAT and a second signal power for a second RAT. The UE may determine a common gain state for the first RAT and the second RAT based on the first signal power and the second signal power. The UE may then apply the common gain state to a first receiver chain within the UE for the first RAT and to a second receiver chain within the UE for the second RAT, where the first receiver chain and the second receiver chain share at least one shared low noise amplifier (LNA).
DYNAMIC POWER CLASS ASSIGNMENTS
Aspects of the disclosure provide methods and apparatus for dynamically assigning signal paths to multiple subscriptions in a user equipment (UE) that supports dual subscription dual active (DSDA) communications. The dynamic assignment of signal paths provide dynamic implementation of power classes for uplink transmissions based on communication parameters of the networks associated with the dual subscriptions.
CROSS-BSS (BASIC SERVICE SET) NON-TRIGGERED BASED COORDINATED SPATIAL REUSE
A device is provided, which includes a transceiver and a processor. The transceiver connects the device to one or more first stations and an access point, and the access point is connected to one or more second stations. The processor is coupled to the transceiver and is configured to perform operations including: building a first cross-BSS (basic service set) RSSI (received signal strength indication) measurement report; obtaining a second cross-BSS RSSI measurement report from the access point; in response to a link between the access point and at least one of the second stations being built, adjusting transmit power of the transceiver to satisfy a predetermined condition to transmit a data packet to one of the first stations using non-triggered base spatial reuse according to the first cross-BSS RSSI measurement report and the second cross-BSS RSSI measurement report.
PHYSICAL LAYER SHIELDING OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Presented herein are techniques to shield transmissions from being received and the information contained in them recovered by unwanted devices. Multi-user multiple-input multiple-output (MU-MIMO) techniques are employed, and in particular the spatial dimension aspects of those techniques. Shield nodes are controlled to transmit in a way to obscure the downlink streams transmitted by a wireless access point that are intended for a particular client device to anything outside of the shielded area, and also to obscure uplink streams from one or more client devices to the wireless access point to anything outside of the shielded area but allowing the uplink streams to be well received by the wireless access point.
DETECTION OF COMMUNICATING OBJECTS FOR PROXIMITY INTERACTIONS
A method, implemented by a first device, for establishing a radiofrequency communication with at least a second device is disclosed. The method includes a) transmission of a first message at a first transmission power, b) reception of at least one second message coming from at least the second device, the second message including data relating to a second transmission power of the second device, c) transmission of a third message at a third transmission power towards the second device, the third transmission power being determined on the basis of the second transmission power.
Method and network node for enabling wireless communication with a wireless device
A method and a network node (300) for enabling wireless communication with a wireless device (302), wherein no more than a pre-determined maximum total transmit power is available for downlink transmission by the network node (300). When detecting that the wireless device (302) requires an extended transmission range (300B) which is larger than a nominal transmission range (300A), a boosted transmit power is determined and used for transmitting a first set of channels and/or signals to be used by the wireless device (302) to achieve the extended transmission range (300B). An attenuated transmit power is also determined and used for transmitting a second set of channels and/or signals not included in the first set of channels and/or signals, which provides a slightly reduced transmission range (300C) for the second set. The boosted transmit power is thus higher than a nominal transmit power, and the attenuated transmit power is lower than the nominal transmit power, so that the total transmit power used for transmitting said first and second sets does not exceed the pre-determined maximum total transmit power.
Automated network control systems that adapt network configurations based on the local network environment
Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for technology that adjusts, via a short-term subsystem, a communications parameter for one or more of wireless communication devices based on data from one or more of a plurality of sensors. The technology may also determine, via a neural network, a prediction of future performance of the wireless network based on a state of the network environment, wherein the state of the network environment includes information from the short-term subsystem and location information about the wireless communication devices and other objects in the environment, and determine a change in network configuration to improve a quality of communications in the wireless network based on the prediction of future performance of the wireless network. The technology may further generate generic path loss models based on time-stamped RSSI maps and record a sequence of events that cause a significant drop in RSSI to determine a change in network configuration.
Exception-robust time-averaged radio frequency exposure compliance continuity
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for exception-robust time-averaged radio frequency (RF) exposure compliance continuity. A method that may be performed by a user equipment (UE) generally includes transmitting a first signal at a first transmission power based on time-averaged RF exposure measurements over a time window and storing RF exposure information associated with the time window. The method may also include detecting that an exception event associated with the UE occurred and transmitting a second signal at a second transmission power based at least in part on the stored RF exposure information in response to the detection of the event.
SELECTIVE DIRECT INCREASE OF TRANSMIT POWER LEVEL OF A WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE TO A MAXIMUM POWER LEVEL BASED ON DETECTED ACTIVITY MODE OR RECEIVED SIGNAL QUALITY
A communication device (202) comprises one or more sensors (208) configured to generate sensor data, a wireless interface (206, 306), and a processor (210, 310). The wireless interface is configured to establish a connection with a remote device (402) according to a short-range wireless communication protocol and to transmit one or more signals to the remote device, the one or more signals representing information configured according to a media format. The processor is configured to determine at least one activity mode based on the sensor data from the one or more sensors on at least one of the communication device or the remote device, and during the transmission of the one or more signals, control the wireless interface to increase a transmit power level to a maximum transmit power level based on the determined activity mode.
DATA ADJUSTMENT METHOD IN RADIO FREQUENCY OPERATION, AND RADIO FREQUENCY HOST
Disclosed are a data adjustment method in a radio frequency operation and a radio frequency host. The data adjustment method includes acquiring set power data corresponding to the radio frequency operation, setting an output power of a radio frequency signal according to the set power data, and outputting the radio frequency signal to an object of the radio frequency operation; detecting physical characteristic data of the object in real time, and determining whether the physical characteristic data exceeds a preset range; adjusting the radio frequency output power when the physical characteristic data exceeds the preset range; and adjusting the preset range according to the physical characteristic data detected in real time in a preset period of time before a present moment when the physical characteristic data does not exceed the preset range. As a result, the safety and success rate of the radio frequency operation is improved.