Abstract:
Systems and techniques relating to processing multiple data streams include, according to at least one implementation, receiving a single bit stream during a SISO mode of transmission; receiving two or more bit streams during a MIMO mode of transmission, wherein different rotations are applied to dynamically changed second, third, and fourth ones of the two or more bit streams received during the MIMO mode of transmission to improve transmission robustness and transmission data rate; performing separate de-mapping of subcarriers in the two or more bit streams during the MIMO mode of transmission; performing separate de-interleaving of the two or more bit streams during the MIMO mode of transmission, wherein a first portion of a de-interleaver section that handles a first of the two or more bit streams employs a same de-interleaver operation as during the SISO mode of transmission; and combining the two or more bit streams.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for removing DC offset from a signal are provided. A radio frequency signal is received at a receiver. The radio frequency signal is converted into a digital signal including a periodic component with a period. A carrier frequency offset is removed from the digital signal to generate a frequency-shifted digital signal. The frequency-shifted digital signal is filtered to remove a DC offset in the digital signal. The filtering includes applying a moving average filter matched to the period to remove the periodic component from the frequency-shifted digital signal. The moving average filter generates a set of average values based on the frequency-shifted digital signal. The filtering also includes taking a difference between consecutive values of the set of average values to determine the DC offset, where the DC offset is introduced at the receiver.
Abstract:
Systems and techniques relating to processing multiple include, according to at least one implementation, a method including obtaining data streams to be transmitted, and applying data rotations to the data streams in connection with interleaving the data streams, wherein each of the data rotations has a constant rotation value for its corresponding stream index regardless of how many data streams are currently being transmitted, a second rotation value used for a second stream is larger than a first rotation value used for a first stream and also large enough to maximize rotation distance between the first and second streams when the current transmission has two streams, a third rotation value used for a third stream is greater than the first rotation value but less than the second rotation value, and a fourth rotation value used for a fourth stream is greater than the second rotation value.
Abstract:
In a method of calibrating a wireless communication device, a first sounding packet is transmitted from the wireless communication device to a calibration station. A first channel descriptor is generated based on the first sounding packet. A second sounding packet is transmitted from the calibration station to the wireless communication device. A second channel descriptor is generated based on the second sounding packet. The first channel descriptor and the second channel descriptor are obtained at a controller. Calibration coefficients indicative of one or both of phase imbalance and amplitude imbalance between a receive radio frequency (RF) chain and a transmit RF chain at the wireless communication device are generated based on the first and the second channel descriptors. The calibration coefficients are sent from the controller to the wireless communication device.
Abstract:
Systems and techniques relating to processing multiple data streams include, according to an aspect, a method including interleaving data streams to be transmitted over a wireless channel, wherein the interleaving comprises performing a first permutation and a second permutation, and applying data rotations to the data streams in connection with the interleaving, wherein each of the data rotations has a constant rotation value for its corresponding stream index regardless of how many data streams are currently being transmitted, a second rotation value used for a second stream is larger than a first rotation value used for a first stream, a third rotation value used for a third stream is greater than the first rotation value but less than the second rotation value, and a fourth rotation value used for a fourth stream is greater than the second rotation value, and wherein the data rotations are applied after the second permutation.
Abstract:
A method of calibrating analog transceiver delay includes generating a signal in a portion of a first device to arrive at a first known time at analog transmit circuitry of the first device, transmitting the signal from the analog transmit circuitry of the first device, receiving the transmitted signal, and deriving transceiver delay from the received signal. The transmitting may be performed via a closed loop to analog receiver circuitry of the first device, detecting the signal at a second known time at an output of the analog receiver circuitry of the first device. The transmitting also may be performed wirelessly to receiver circuitry of a second device placed at a predetermined distance from the first device, detecting the received signal at a second known time at the receiver circuitry of the second device. Transceiver delay can be determined from transit time and apportioned between transmit delay and receive delay.
Abstract:
A first sounding packet is transmitted from the wireless communication device to a calibration station. A first channel descriptor is generated based on the first sounding packet. A second sounding packet is transmitted from the calibration station to the wireless communication device. A second channel descriptor is generated based on the second sounding packet. The first channel descriptor and the second channel descriptor are obtained at a processor device. Calibration coefficients indicative of one or both of phase imbalance and amplitude imbalance between a receive radio frequency (RF) chain and a transmit RF chain at the wireless communication device are generated based on the first and the second channel descriptors. The calibration coefficients are sent from the processor device to the wireless communication device.
Abstract:
A transceiver utilizes a spatial spreading matrix to distribute two or more encoded spatial data streams to multiple antennas. The spatial spreading matrix satisfies one or more of the following two constraints: (a) the ratio of squared norms of the sum of the components of a row, for different rows of the spatial spreading matrix, is equal to a first constant sequence, and (b) the ratio of squared norms of the sum of a symbol S1 to be transmitted, when the symbol S1 is equal to 1 or −1, multiplied by each of the components of a row, for different rows of the spatial spreading matrix, is equal to a second constant sequence.
Abstract:
A bias current utilized in a unit of a radio frequency (RF) receiver device of a network interface is controlled. A modulation scheme utilized in a packet being received by the network interface is determined. It is determined, based on the determined modulation scheme, whether a level of the bias current should be changed. When it is determined that the level of the bias current should be changed, a control signal to change the level of the bias current is generated.
Abstract:
A device including a first transceiver configured to transmit and receive, using a first antenna, according to a first communication protocol, a second transceiver configured to transmit and receive, using a second antenna, according to the first communication protocol, and a third transceiver configured to transmit and receive, using the second antenna, according to a second communication protocol. A controller is configured to select between a first mode where the first, second, and third transceivers are configured to respectively communicate using the first and second antennas at a same time, and a second mode where the first, second, and third transceivers are configured to respectively communicate using the first and second antennas at different times. In the first mode and the second mode, the controller is further configured to selectively allow the second transceiver to transmit and receive using the second antenna at a same time as the third transceiver.