Qualcomm Incorporated

Silicon Laboratories Inc.

Ayan Ghosh

Deepak Pancholi

Anssi Haverinen

Alexy Joseph

Hasan Ali Stationwala

Srinivas Krovvidi

Siddartha Shaik

Ravi Alamanda

Sridhar Nomula

Aniketkumar Lata

Vivek Mehta

A retry technique reduces or eliminates redundant transmit streams and redundant retransmissions when multiple devices are listening to the same audio stream. The retry techniques reduce power consumption and reduce airtime usage. The retry technique includes communicating data using a hybrid isochronous group including a plurality of broadcast isochronous streams from a source device to a plurality of sink devices. The hybrid isochronous group includes, for each broadcast isochronous stream, a group of connected isochronous streams including a connected isochronous stream to the source device from each of the plurality of sink devices. The broadcast isochronous streams communicate the data and the connected isochronous streams communicate acknowledgements of receiving the data.

Retry mechanism for low energy communications

A Bluetooth component (e.g., a Bluetooth chip) and a digital signal processing (DSP) component (e.g., an audio DSP) of a device may directly handle link condition sensing (e.g., link quality monitoring) and audio bitrate determination. The Bluetooth component may perform link condition sensing (e.g., link quality monitoring) and the Bluetooth component and/or the DSP component may perform link condition processing and audio bitrate determination. Encoding scheme (e.g., audio bitrate) determination and modification may be performed independently by the Bluetooth component and DSP component, such that encoding schemes may be adapted to link conditions while other hardware (e.g., connected to the DSP) is operating in a low power or sleep state. In some cases, the Bluetooth component may sense link conditions and transmit bitrate information directly to audio encoding blocks of the DSP component.

Power optimized link quality detection and feedback

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Hyderabad Telangana, India

Ayan Ghosh