Patent classifications
H04L2027/002
Transceiver for human body communication and wireless communication and operating method thereof
A transceiver includes a transmission module for generating an output signal, a controller for controlling the transmission module to allow an output signal to have one of a first frequency and a second frequency, a reception module for controlling the controller to allow a control signal to be outputted based on completion information received from the outside. The transmission module outputs an output signal having a first frequency to perform human body communication. When the reception module receives completion information, the transmission module outputs an output signal having a second frequency in response to the control signal in order to perform wireless communication. The first frequency is lower than the second frequency.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REFERENCE SIGNALING DESIGN AND CONFIGURATION
Presented are systems and methods for signaling design and configuration. A first wireless device may receive a first positioning-related signal with a first carrier frequency and a second positioning-related signal with a second carrier frequency. The first wireless device may determine a carrier phase measurement with respect to the first positioning-related signal and the second positioning-related signal, under a constraint of having a difference between the first carrier frequency and the second carrier frequency to be conformed against a defined value. The first wireless device may send the carrier phase measurement to a second wireless device.
TRANSCEIVER FOR HUMAN BODY COMMUNICATION AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION AND OPERATING METHOD THEREOF
A transceiver includes a transmission module for generating an output signal, a controller for controlling the transmission module to allow an output signal to have one of a first frequency and a second frequency, a reception module for controlling the controller to allow a control signal to be outputted based on completion information received from the outside. The transmission module outputs an output signal having a first frequency to perform human body communication. When the reception module receives completion information, the transmission module outputs an output signal having a second frequency in response to the control signal in order to perform wireless communication. The first frequency is lower than the second frequency.
Methods and apparatus related to selecting reporting alternative in a request report
Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting alternative selection for a fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit uplink traffic channel request report, are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of different request groups corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same request report format includes a plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives corresponding to different request groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously corresponding to request groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The wireless terminal uses priority information associated with the request groups having non-zero backlog to select a reporting alternative. In some embodiments, at least some of the request groups have priorities which are calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of determined transmission deadline information.
PHASE NOISE ESTIMATION
Methods, systems, devices, and apparatuses are described for phase noise estimation. A transmitting device identifies a phase noise metric associated with a receiving device. The phase noise metric provides an indication of the expected phase noise for the receiving device. The transmitting device selects a plurality of pilot tones adjacent to each other and a plurality of null tones for a transmission to the receiving device based on the phase noise metric. The plurality of null tones may be adjacent to and on both sides of the pilot tones in the frequency domain. The transmitting device identifies its own phase noise metric and select the pilot tones adjacent to each other and plurality of null tones in further consideration of its own phase noise metric. The receiving device may use the pilot tones and plurality of adjacent null tones to determine a phase noise estimation for the transmission.