Apple Inc.

Anil Kumar Goparaju

Nischay Goel

Ruben Caballero

Harsha Shirahatti

Ricardo R Velasco

Rajesh Bezawada

Aditya Prakash Kulkarni

Vivek K Jalahalli

Systems, methods, and devices are provided for dynamically determining appropriate antenna tuning states for communication across one or more frequency bands. An electronic device may include a radio frequency system that facilitates wireless transmission and reception of data across multiple frequency bands. The electronic device may include a processor coupled to the radio frequency system. The processor may instruct the radio frequency system to obtain measurements for a candidate tuner state and a tuner state. Further, the processor may instruct the radio frequency system to determine whether the candidate tuner state provides better radio frequency system performance than the tuner state. Additionally, the processor may update the tuning table to reflect that results of which tuner state provides better radio frequency system performance.

Systems and methods for real-time adaptive antenna frequency response optimization for multi-carrier wireless systems

A test system for performing over the air testing on a device under test (DUT) with satellite navigation system capability is provided. The test system may include a test host, a satellite navigation system emulator, a test chamber in which the DUT may be placed during testing, and test antennas mounted inside the test chamber. The satellite navigation system emulator may receive ephemeris and almanac data and may generate corresponding simulated test signals to be transmitted to the DUT via the test antennas. The test antennas may be mounted on fixed or rotatable ring-shaped antenna mounting structures configured to emulate respective orbital planes in a given satellite constellation that is currently being characterized. The DUT may also be rotated during testing to emulate user movement.

Methods and apparatus for testing satellite navigation system receiver performance

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Anil Kumar Goparaju