Jianhua Mo

Title: Jianhua Mo: Wireless Communications and RF Exposure Management

Introduction

Jianhua Mo is an inventor based in Allen, Texas, whose work includes wireless communications, beam scheduling, and radio-frequency exposure management. He is associated with Samsung Electronics, and his portfolio includes 5 patents.

Latest Patents

Mo’s recent patent work addresses methods and apparatuses for scheduling and beam design in joint phase time arrays (JPTAs). One described method has a base station identify user equipment (UEs) to schedule, available resource blocks, and a UE beam map. The base station uses the map and beam gain to allocate resource blocks, determines a JPTA beam for a UE, and transmits scheduling information specifying the allocation and beam.

Another patent concerns operating radar to manage radio-frequency (RF) exposure. The method determines whether radar should be used to assess exposure from an electronic device’s RF transmissions. When radar is used, the device transmits radar signals to detect objects and identifies available power for communication signals based on the exposure level associated with a detected object. It then transmits communication signals within that available power, or follows a predefined scenario when radar is not used and a body part is near the device.

Career Highlights

Mo’s disclosed inventions focus on coordinating wireless resources and beams while accounting for RF exposure. His work at Samsung Electronics connects these technical areas to the operation of communication devices and base stations.

Collaborations

Young Han Nam and Ahmad Alammouri are identified as Mo’s coworkers. Their names are associated with his professional context, though the supplied information does not specify particular joint patents or projects.

Conclusion

Jianhua Mo’s patent portfolio reflects contributions to wireless scheduling, beam design, and radar-assisted RF exposure management.