Abstract:
A transmitter has a transmission path with an IQ modulator and a feedback path with an IQ demodulator. DC offset is determined by estimating a DC offset of the IQ demodulator, adaptively estimating a DC offset of the IQ modulator at least partially from the demodulator DC offset, subtracting the estimated demodulator DC offset from the feedback path and subtracting the estimated modulator DC offset from the transmission path.
Abstract:
In a receiver receiving a signal, the signal including data which is at least modulated by a cyclic sequence, a method for operating the receiver, the method including the steps of receiving a portion of the signal, the portion being modulated by a predetermined section of the cyclic sequence, receiving an additional portion of the signal, the additional portion being modulated by the predetermined section of the cyclic sequence, jointly processing the portion and the additional portion and producing a set of receiver parameters, the receiver parameters minimizing a predetermined cost function for the predetermined section of the cyclic sequence.
Abstract:
A switchable low pass filter includes a first switch connected to a first resistive element, a second switch connected to a second resistive element, and a capacitive element connected to the first and second resistive elements. The switchable low pass filter also includes a controller connected to the first switch and the second switch, the controller operative to open and close at least one of the first switch and the second switch. A method for producing a pulse density modulated signal whose pulse timing is jittered includes the following steps; adding a substantially random number and a multi-bit number to a value stored in a flip flop, thereby producing a sum; if the sum is less than an upper limit, storing the sum in the flip flop, thereby replacing the value; if the sum is not less than the upper limit, producing a pulse, subtracting the upper limit from the sum, thereby producing a result, and storing the result in a flip flop; and repeating the steps.
Abstract:
A method in a communication system, in which multiple transmitters transmit respective control messages to a receiver over a control channel, includes allocating respective resources of the control channel to the control messages so as to cause a respective likelihood of interference between a control message and at least one other control message to be inversely related to a respective impact of the interference between the control message and the at least one other control message on an overall performance measure defined for the communication system, by allocating a dedicated resource to a first control message for which the interference has a high impact on the overall performance measure, and allocating a shared resource to a second control message for which the interference has a low impact on the overall performance measure. The control messages are transmitted from the transmitters over the control channel using the allocated resources.
Abstract:
A wireless communication system can include at least two base stations coupled with a network, the two base stations transmitting pilot signals that are used to make a soft handoff decision for a communication device based on base station related information received from the communication device, the base station related information being assembled within the communication device by continuously tracking selected base station pilot signals received by the communication device, the selected base station pilot signals sometimes including one or more pilot signals that are not assigned to rake fingers associated with a receiver coupled with the communication device, and at least one of the base stations delivering soft handoff information to the communication device after the soft handoff decision has been made by the network.
Abstract:
A minimum mean square error (MMSE) equalizer corresponding to a plurality of receive antennas is generated using (i) channel information for a first plurality of users including a desired user, (ii) a ratio of white noise power to noise power due to code division multiple access (CDMA) signals corresponding to the first plurality of users, (iii) channel information for a second plurality of users served by another base station, and (iv) a ratio of noise power due to CDMA signals corresponding to the second plurality of users to noise power due to CDMA signals corresponding to the first plurality of users. CDMA signals received by a plurality of antennas are filtered using the MMSE equalizer. The CDMA signals are despread using a spread code corresponding to the desired user.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention provide a system, method, and apparatus of adjusting a wireless communication signal. In some demonstrative embodiments the method may include, for example, allocating a plurality of spectral components to an adjustment signal based on a spectral range of the wireless communication signal to be adjusted by the adjustment signal, wherein one or more of the spectral components are included in the spectral range. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
Abstract:
A method for signal processing in a receiver includes receiving in the receiver a Multi-User Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) signal. The MU-MIMO signal includes at least a first signal, which is precoded using a first precoding scheme and is addressed to the receiver, and a second signal, which is precoded using a second precoding scheme. An average error rate achievable in decoding the first signal in the presence of the second signal is computed. The average error rate is computed over a set of possible choices of the second precoding scheme. The first precoding scheme is selected from among a plurality of available precoding schemes so as to satisfy a criterion defined over the average error rate. The receiver sends feedback to a transmitter transmitting the first signal. The feedback depends on the selected first precoding scheme and causes the transmitter to control transmission of the first signal.
Abstract:
Briefly, according to embodiments of the invention, there is provided a wireless communication system and a method to receive by a base station from a first mobile station a first chain of data symbols transmitted by at least two antennas and having a first transmit diversity, to receive from a second mobile station a second chain of data symbols transmitted by at least two antennas and having a second transmit diversity. Both first and second chains of data symbols are transmitted from the first and second mobile stations at the same time, modulated according to an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) scheme and encoded by a space time block codes scheme.
Abstract:
A user device on a wireless network includes a receiver, a noise detector and a noise determiner. The receiver receives downlink data communications from a base station that indicates an allocation of time/frequency resource blocks at least to user devices that are communicating with the base station. The noise detector measures noise in a time/frequency resource block, comprising plural time/frequency bins, that is not allocated to one of the user devices. The noise determiner determines a level of interfering noise based on noise in the resource block that is not allocated to one of the user devices.