Abstract:
Methods, devices and systems for dynamic scheduling of Bluetooth signals based at least in part on LTE schedules are disclosed. In some examples, Bluetooth can deduce information on the LTE DL/UL activity based at least in part on the LTE frame structure, LTE decision point or the LTE subframe boundary time. In some examples, Bluetooth scheduler can dynamically change the timing of the scheduling algorithm such that it may utilize the knowledge of LTE traffic and may at least partially avoid interference or evaluate the interference level.
Abstract:
The disclosure relates to a method for mitigating interference of a first radio signal received by a first transceiver of a first radio access technology (RAT) due to transmission of a second radio signal by a second transceiver of a second RAT, wherein the first transceiver and the second transceiver are physically collocated on a same device. The method includes: pre-setting a power of the second radio signal based on a throughput performance requirement for the first radio signal before transmission of the second radio signal, and tuning the power of the second radio signal during transmission of the second radio signal based on estimating the interference of the first radio signal.
Abstract:
A method for sharing a wireless transmission medium in a terminal device between at least a first wireless communication technology and a second wireless communication technology and a wireless communication device and a wireless communication circuit related thereto, the first wireless communications technology being configured to set at least a first time frame for receiving a first signal via the first wireless communication technology at the terminal device, the first signal comprising a control region and a data region the control region indicating a schedule of the data region the method comprising: receiving at least the control region via the first wireless communication technology in the first time frame; interrupting reception of the first signal at least for the remainder of the first time frame after receiving the control region; and sending signals via the second wireless transmission technology within the first time frame after the reception of the first signal was interrupted.
Abstract:
Methods, devices and systems for dynamic scheduling of Wi-Fi or Bluetooth signals based at least in part on LTE schedules are disclosed. In some examples, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth can perform coexistence decisions including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth channel or Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH) selection based on modem calculated Rx or Tx indications and device geo location, maximum allowed transmit power per channel for Wi-Fi, and the LTE modem connection state.
Abstract:
Described herein are technologies related to an implementation of Wi-Fi CCA detection and transmission decision making using a histogram data block. For example, the histogram data block facilitates threshold values that are used for the transmission decision making to avoid Wi-Fi signal retransmission and/or collision.
Abstract:
An interfering signal from a co-running modem is filtered using a notch filter to cancel high frequency harmonic interference to a received radio frequency (RF) signal. Thereafter, a metric scaling and tone nulling are performed in the received RF signal to further eliminate residual harmonic frequencies.
Abstract:
The disclosure relates to a method for mitigating interference of a first radio signal received by a first transceiver of a first radio access technology (RAT) due to transmission of a second radio signal by a second transceiver of a second RAT, wherein the first transceiver and the second transceiver are physically collocated on a same device. The method includes: pre-setting a power of the second radio signal based on a throughput performance requirement for the first radio signal before transmission of the second radio signal, and tuning the power of the second radio signal during transmission of the second radio signal based on estimating the interference of the first radio signal.
Abstract:
Described herein are technologies related to an implementation of Wi-Fi CCA detection and transmission decision making using a histogram data block. For example, the histogram data block facilitates threshold values that are used for the transmission decision making to avoid Wi-Fi signal retransmission and/or collision.