Patent classifications
H03J2200/05
Auto-tuning circuit apparatus and methods
Signal generation devices including an auto-tuning electronic circuit module for generating tuned output signals are disclosed. The auto-tuning electronic circuit module may include a tunable resonant electronic circuit element for providing a tuned output signal, including a voltage divider element and a tuning array element and control element.
Auto-tuning circuit apparatus and methods
Signal generation devices including an auto-tuning electronic circuit module for generating tuned output signals are disclosed. The auto-tuning electronic circuit module may include a tunable resonant electronic circuit element for providing a tuned output signal, including a voltage divider element and a tuning array element and control element.
AUTO-TUNING CIRCUIT APPARATUS AND METHODS
Signal generation devices including an auto-tuning electronic circuit module for generating tuned output signals are disclosed. The auto-tuning electronic circuit module may include a tunable resonant electronic circuit element for providing a tuned output signal, including a voltage divider element and a tuning array element and control element.
Multi-mode frequency compensation in mobile terminals
Systems and methods are described herein for multi-mode compensation of frequency errors within signals transmitted and received by a mobile terminal. The frequency error can be due to Doppler shift and oscillator error, which introduce opposite frequency shifts. In an acquisition mode, the mobile terminal initially compensates for the oscillator error while transmitting a signal to a communication system that contains the Doppler shift. Upon receiving a message from the communication system indicating the Doppler shift contained in the transmit signal, the mobile terminal can then switch to a tracking mode that can compensate for both Doppler shift and oscillator error.
MULTI-MODE FREQUENCY COMPENSATION IN MOBILE TERMINALS
Systems and methods are described herein for multi-mode compensation of frequency errors within signals transmitted and received by a mobile terminal. The frequency error can be due to Doppler shift and oscillator error, which introduce opposite frequency shifts. In an acquisition mode, the mobile terminal initially compensates for the oscillator error while transmitting a signal to a communication system that contains the Doppler shift. Upon receiving a message from the communication system indicating the Doppler shift contained in the transmit signal, the mobile terminal can then switch to a tracking mode that can compensate for both Doppler shift and oscillator error.
Automatic frequency calibration method and small cell using the same
An automatic frequency calibration method and a small cell using the same are provided. The automatic frequency calibration method comprises the following steps. A set of at least one broadcasting message in a surrounding environment is received. Whether part of the at least one broadcasting message is transmitted from at least one first type base station is determined. If part of the at least one broadcasting message is transmitted from the first type base station, then a frequency of the small cell is calibrated according to one of the at least one first type base station whose signal strength is maximum among all of the at least one first type base station. If all of the at least one broadcasting message are not transmitted from the first type base station, the frequency of the small cell is calibrated according to at least one second type base station.