Embodiments provide a data receiver, wherein the data receiver is configured to receive a broadband signal, wherein the broadband signal includes at least two partial data packets that are distributed in time and/or frequency, wherein the data receiver is configured to perform detection of the at least two partial data packets in the broadband signal and to provide at least one detection parameter for the detected partial data packets, wherein the data receiver is configured to perform decoding of the detected partial data packet by using the at least one detection parameter, wherein the data receiver is configured to perform or process detection and decoding separately from one another.

Disclosed in some examples are systems, methods, devices, and machine-readable mediums for improved communications between a software-defined radio front-end device and a network-based computing device. Rather than packetize samples together, same bit positions from multiple ADC samples may be packetized together. If a Quality of Service (QoS) metric of the network connection between the RF front-end device and the network-based processing computing drops below a threshold, the RF front-end device may prioritize sending packets with the more significant bits over packets with less significant bits. In other examples, the RF front-end device may prioritize samples corresponding to certain data types over other data types.

A method and system for extracting values representative of modulation signal components from a modulated signal, the modulated signal containing a modulation signal, including developing a local clock signal which correlates in time to the modulated signal and includes a number of phase sectors per cycle and converting the modulated signal into a current that is representative of the signal and routing the current to the inverting input of an amplifier and charging one of a plurality of capacitive devices during each phase sector and sequentially connecting the capacitive devices between the output of the amplifier and the inverting input of the amplifier in non-overlapping sequences, the total of sequences being equal to one full cycle of the clock.

Disclosed in some examples are systems, methods, devices, and machine-readable mediums for improved communications between a software-defined radio front-end device and a network-based computing device. Rather than packetize samples together, same bit positions from multiple ADC samples may be packetized together. If a Quality of Service (QoS) metric of the network connection between the RF front-end device and the network-based processing computing drops below a threshold, the RF front-end device may prioritize sending packets with the more significant bits over packets with less significant bits. In other examples, the RF front-end device may prioritize samples corresponding to certain data types over other data types.

In one aspect, an apparatus includes: a mixer to receive a radio frequency (RF) signal and downconvert the RF signal into a second frequency signal; an amplifier coupled to the mixer to amplify the second frequency signal; an image rejection (IR) circuit coupled to the programmable gain amplifier (PGA) to orthogonally correct a gain and a phase of the amplified second frequency signal to output a corrected amplified second frequency signal; and a complex filter to filter the corrected amplified second frequency signal.

Disclosed in some examples are systems, methods, devices, and machine-readable mediums for improved communications between a software-defined radio front-end device and a network-based computing device. Rather than packetize samples together, same bit positions from multiple ADC samples may be packetized together. If a Quality of Service (QoS) metric of the network connection between the RF front-end device and the network-based processing computing drops below a threshold, the RF front-end device may prioritize sending packets with the more significant bits over packets with less significant bits. In other examples, the RF front-end device may prioritize samples corresponding to certain data types over other data types.

A subchannel detection system for a wireless communication device is disclosed. The system includes an input interface arranged to receive digital data over a predetermined baseband having a plurality of subchannels a plurality of frequency translators arranged to shift the spectrum of the digital data within a subchannel to the center of the baseband, a plurality of low-pass filters arranged to filter frequencies in the middle of the baseband within a subchannel bandwidth, a plurality of correlators arranged to receive a filtered digital signal and correlate the received signal to a subchannel size, and a processing module arranged to receive data from the plurality of correlators and detect one or more active subchannels. The plurality of frequency translators shift the spectrum of all subchannels in the digital data to the center of the baseband; the shifted spectra are filtered by the plurality of low-pass filters and correlated to individual subchannels.

A method for improving frequency response of a high-speed data acquisition device includes sampling signals received at an input of the high-speed data acquisition device at a first sampling rate and generating a digital data stream representative of the sampled input signals. The digital data stream is interpolated to generate an interpolated digital signal with a higher sample rate than the first sampling rate, and one or more finite impulse response (FIR) filters are applied to the interpolated digital signal to generate a filtered digital signal. The filtered digital signal corrects for: parasitic and/or expected response of elements from the network of resistors and capacitors in the anti-aliasing filter in the high-speed data acquisition device, and select anti-aliasing filter response characteristics. The filtered digital signal is decimated to reduce the sampling rate of the filtered digital signal and generate a decimated digital signal.

Disclosed in some examples are systems, methods, devices, and machine-readable mediums for improved communications between a software-defined radio front-end device and a network-based computing device. Rather than packetize samples together, same bit positions from multiple ADC samples may be packetized together. If a Quality of Service (QoS) metric of the network connection between the RF front-end device and the network-based processing computing drops below a threshold, the RF front-end device may prioritize sending packets with the more significant bits over packets with less significant bits. In other examples, the RF front-end device may prioritize samples corresponding to certain data types over other data types.

The present disclosure generally relates to multi-stage digital converters, including multi-stage digital down-converters (DDCs) and multi-stage digital up-converters (DUCs). In at least one example, the multi-stage digital down converter (DDC) comprises a plurality of stages, each stage comprising a frequency mixer and a decimation filter, and at least one controller coupled to one or more of the plurality of stages and operable to control one of the frequency mixer and decimation filter. In another example, the multi-stage digital up converter (DUC) comprises a plurality of stages, each stage comprising a frequency mixer and interpolation filter; at least one controller coupled to one or more of the plurality of stages and operable to control one of the frequency mixer and the interpolation filter.