Patent classifications
H04L2027/0022
Systems and methods for die-to-die communication
A transceiver disposed on a first die in a bidirectional differential die-to-die communication system is disclosed. The transceiver includes a transmission section configured to modulate a first data onto a carrier signal having a first frequency for transmission via a bidirectional differential transmission line; and a reception section configured to receive signals from the bidirectional differential transmission line, the reception section including a filter configured to pass frequencies within a first passband that includes a second frequency, the first frequency being outside of the first passband. According to some embodiments, the reception section is configured to receive, via the bidirectional differential transmission line, modulated data at the second frequency at a same time that the transmission section transmits the modulated data at the first frequency.
COARSE AND FINE COMPENSATION FOR FREQUENCY ERROR
Disclosed are techniques to compensate frequency systematic known error (FSKE) in reflector or initiator radios using a hybrid RF-digital approach in multi-carrier phase-based ranging. The hybrid RF-digital approach combines a coarse frequency compensation technique in the RF domain and a fine frequency compensation technique in the digital domain to remove the FSKE across all carrier frequencies from a device. The coarse frequency compensation performed in the RF domain may use a PLL to multiply the crystal frequency to arrive close to a target carrier frequency to compensate for a coarse portion of the known FSKE at the target frequency. The fine frequency compensation may use digital techniques to remove the remaining portion of the known FSKE not compensated by the RF. The hybrid approach reduces the number of fractional bits in the multiplier of the PLL when compared to an approach that uses only the RF-PLL to remove the FSKE.
Systems and Methods for Die-to-Die Communication
Systems and methods for die-to-die communication are provided. A first transceiver disposed on a first die includes a transmission section configured to modulate first data onto a carrier signal having a first frequency. The first transceiver includes a reception section configured to receive signals from a transmission line. The reception section includes a filter configured to pass frequencies within a first passband that includes a second frequency. The first frequency is outside of the first passband. A second transceiver is disposed on a second die and is configured to communicate with the first transceiver via the transmission line. The second transceiver includes a transmission section configured to modulate second data onto a carrier signal having the second frequency. The second transceiver includes a reception section including a filter configured to pass frequencies within a second passband that includes the first frequency. The second frequency is outside of the second passband.
Coarse and fine compensation for frequency error
Disclosed are techniques to compensate frequency systematic known error (FSKE) in reflector or initiator radios using a hybrid RF-digital approach in multi-carrier phase-based ranging. The hybrid RF-digital approach combines a coarse frequency compensation technique in the RF domain and a fine frequency compensation technique in the digital domain to remove the FSKE across all carrier frequencies from a device. The coarse frequency compensation performed in the RF domain may use a PLL to multiply the crystal frequency to arrive close to a target carrier frequency to compensate for a coarse portion of the known FSKE at the target frequency. The fine frequency compensation may use digital techniques to remove the remaining portion of the known FSKE not compensated by the RF. The hybrid approach reduces the number of fractional bits in the multiplier of the PLL when compared to an approach that uses only the RF-PLL to remove the FSKE.
Systems and Methods for Die-to-Die Communication
A transceiver disposed on a first die in a bidirectional differential die-to-die communication system is disclosed. The transceiver includes a transmission section configured to modulate a first data onto a carrier signal having a first frequency for transmission via a bidirectional differential transmission line; and a reception section configured to receive signals from the bidirectional differential transmission line, the reception section including a filter configured to pass frequencies within a first passband that includes a second frequency, the first frequency being outside of the first passband. According to some embodiments, the reception section is configured to receive, via the bidirectional differential transmission line, modulated data at the second frequency at a same time that the transmission section transmits the modulated data at the first frequency.
Systems and methods for die-to-die communication
A transceiver disposed on a first die in a bidirectional differential die-to-die communication system is disclosed. The transceiver includes a transmission section configured to modulate a first data onto a carrier signal having a first frequency for transmission via a bidirectional differential transmission line; and a reception section configured to receive signals from the bidirectional differential transmission line, the reception section including a filter configured to pass frequencies within a first passband that includes a second frequency, the first frequency being outside of the first passband. According to some embodiments, the reception section is configured to receive, via the bidirectional differential transmission line, modulated data at the second frequency at a same time that the transmission section transmits the modulated data at the first frequency.
Systems and Methods for Die-to-Die Communication
A transceiver disposed on a first die in a bidirectional differential die-to-die communication system is disclosed. The transceiver includes a transmission section configured to modulate a first data onto a carrier signal having a first frequency for transmission via a bidirectional differential transmission line; and a reception section configured to receive signals from the bidirectional differential transmission line, the reception section including a filter configured to pass frequencies within a first passband that includes a second frequency, the first frequency being outside of the first passband. According to some embodiments, the reception section is configured to receive, via the bidirectional differential transmission line, modulated data at the second frequency at a same time that the transmission section transmits the modulated data at the first frequency.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CALIBRATING MISMATCHING BETWEEN IN-PHASE COMPONENT AND QUADRATURE COMPONENT IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Method of operating electronic device including transmitter and receiver in wireless communication system and the electronic device are provided. The method includes acquiring signal passing through intermediate path between transmitter and receiver; estimating phase change in intermediate path, based on the signal and a reception signal predicted by a modeled system; and determining in-phase/quadrature (I/Q) mismatch parameters indicating a mismatch of I components and Q components of the transmitter and the receiver from the phase change. The electronic device includes a transmitter; a receiver; and at least one processor, configured to acquire a signal passing through an intermediate path between the transmitter and the receiver, estimate a phase change in the intermediate path, based on the signal and a reception signal predicted by a modeled system, and determine I/Q mismatch parameters indicating a mismatch of I components and Q components of the transmitter and the receiver from the phase change.
Systems and methods for die-to-die communication
Systems and methods for die-to-die communication are provided. A first transceiver disposed on a first die includes a transmission section configured to modulate first data onto a carrier signal having a first frequency. The first transceiver includes a reception section configured to receive signals from a transmission line. The reception section includes a filter configured to pass frequencies within a first passband that includes a second frequency. The first frequency is outside of the first passband. A second transceiver is disposed on a second die and is configured to communicate with the first transceiver via the transmission line. The second transceiver includes a transmission section configured to modulate second data onto a carrier signal having the second frequency. The second transceiver includes a reception section including a filter configured to pass frequencies within a second passband that includes the first frequency. The second frequency is outside of the second passband.
Transmitter with compensating mechanism of pulling effect
A transmitter with compensating mechanism of pulling effect includes an output unit and a correction unit. The output unit mixes a first correction signal and a second correction signal according to an oscillating signal to generate a modulated signal, and to amplify the modulated signal to generate a first output signal. The correction unit analyzes the power of the first output signal to generate a first coefficient and a second coefficient, and generate the first correction signal and the second correction signal according to the first coefficient, the second coefficient, an in-phase data signal, and a quadrature data signal.