Abstract:
A dynamic clock frequency module includes a request evaluation module configured to generate a sum of requests to utilize a system bus from a plurality of modules. A frequency assignment module is configured to calculate a clock frequency for the system bus in response to the requests and adjust the clock frequency between at least two non-zero frequency values. A pulse stretch module is configured to increase a period of time that at least one of the requests is asserted in response to the sum.
Abstract:
Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with a hybrid beamforming architecture are described. According to one embodiment, an apparatus comprises a beamforming architecture including a baseband unit and a processor. The beamforming architecture is configured to determine a steering matrix based on at least the baseband unit and the processor; and wherein the beamforming architecture is configured to simultaneously support a plurality of beamformee client devices, each beamformee client device beamformed by a beamformer with at least one of a beamformer hardware mode and a beamformer software mode and with at least one of a beamformer explicit mode and a beamformer implicit mode.
Abstract:
An example embodiment includes an apparatus. The apparatus includes piconet logic for establishing a multi-level piconet hierarchy having a top level piconet and a lower level piconet(s). The top level piconet includes a master device and master controller(s). The lower level piconet includes master controllers(s) and sub-controller(s). The apparatus includes time division multiplexing logic to solicit and control aggregated communication with master controllers. The aggregated communication comprises data from the master controller and data from a sub-controller(s).
Abstract:
Provided is a method in a device under configuration (DUC) for communicating with a remote device over a wireless local area network. The method comprises transmitting a beacon to a remote device, providing a first security key to the remote device using first security measures, authenticating the remote device using second security measures, receiving encrypted secrets from the remote device, and obtaining network access using the secrets. Also, provided is a method of providing network access information over a wireless network. The method comprises identifying a device under configuration (DUC) from information contained in a beacon transmitted by the DUC, retrieving a public KEY from the DUC, authenticating the DUC using first security measures, encrypting secrets, and transmitting encrypted commands to the DUC.
Abstract:
The present disclosure describes techniques and apparatuses for a hardware-implemented Adelson-Velskii and Landis' (AVL) tree module. In some aspects, commands are received at the AVL tree module that request operations be performed for an AVL tree table stored in memory. Each command is written to one of multiple hardware threads of the AVL tree module that perform AVL tree operations by causing records of the AVL tree table to be read from memory using a single read operation and then written to the AVL tree module, modifying those records without accessing memory, and causing modified records to be written back to memory using a single write operation. Once a command is written to a hardware thread, the hardware thread can perform the corresponding AVL tree operation. After the AVL tree operation is performed, results are returned to the requesting agent to indicate whether the AVL tree operation was performed successfully.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit includes a generator. The generator, based on a summation signal, generates a clock signal having a frequency. Multiple devices generate respective requests. Each of the requests requests transfer of data on a bus. Each of the devices is configured to, based on the frequency of the clock signal, transfer the data for the corresponding request on the bus. A summer receives the requests and based on a number of the requests being in an asserted state during a first period of time, generates the summation signal. A first module, based on the summation signal, increases a second period of time that a first request is in an asserted state. The second period of time is increased to include or overlap the first period of time. The summer, as a result of the increase, generates the summation signal further based on the first request.
Abstract:
A wireless network bridge controls a first network interface to operate as a first station in a first wireless network, and controls a second network interface to operate as an access point in a second wireless network. The bridge controls a bridge table that includes an entry associating one or more network addresses of a second station with the second network interface. The second station is accessible through the second network interface operating as an access point. The bridge receives a packet for communication between the second station and a network device in the first wireless network; examines the packet to find one or more network addresses included in the packet; associates the packet with the second station by performing a lookup of the bridge table; and communicates packet information with the second station through the second network interface, and with the network device through the first network interface.
Abstract:
Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with a hybrid beamforming architecture are described. According to one embodiment, a first wireless device includes a transmitter and a baseband beamforming processing unit. The baseband beamforming processing unit includes a steering matrix calculation unit and a steering matrix cache. The steering matrix calculation unit is configured to derive a steering matrix from channel related information in a first packet received from a second wireless device. The steering matrix includes weights. The steering matrix cache is configured to (i) store the steering matrix derived from the channel related information, and (ii) provide the weights from the steering matrix to the transmitter. The transmitter is configured to, based on the weights from the steering matrix, perform transmit beamforming on a second packet being transmitted to the second wireless device from the first wireless device.
Abstract:
A base station including a receiver, a processor, and a transmitter. The receiver is configured to receive, during a predetermined period, information from a plurality of stations. The processor is configured to estimate, based on the information received from the plurality of stations during the predetermined period, bandwidth requirement of each of the plurality of stations. The processor is configured to allocate, based on the estimated bandwidth requirement of each of the plurality of stations, a number of timeslots to each of the plurality of stations in which to communicate with the base station. Durations of the timeslots allocated to the plurality of stations are based on the estimated bandwidth requirement of each of the plurality of stations. The transmitter is configured to transmit a message including (i) identifiers identifying each of the plurality of stations and (ii) the number of timeslots allocated to each of the plurality of stations.
Abstract:
A first network interface and a second network interface of a wireless network device are respectively controlled to operate as a station in a first wireless network and as an access point in a second wireless network. A beacon message, which includes a first signal strength of a first bridge node that is an access point in the first wireless network, is transmitted through the second network interface. A probe response message, which includes a second signal strength of a second bridge node that is an access point in a third wireless network, is received at the second network interface. Conditioned on determining that the second signal strength is greater than the first signal strength, the first network interface is disconnected from the first bridge node and is connected to the second bridge node to operate as a station in the third wireless network.