Qualcomm Incorporated

Clinton James Wilber

Mohammad Ali Tassoudji

Neil Burns

Julio Zegarra

Gurkanwal Singh Sahota

Seong Heon Jeong

Rajneesh Kumar

Kevin Hsi Huai Wang

Darryl Sheldon Jessie

Thomas Myers

Taesik Yang

Jeong Il Kim

Jordan Szabo

Tao Luo

Vasanthan Raghavan

Paul Eric Jacobs

Allen Minh-Triet Tran

Yu-Chin Ou

Thomas J Chintala

Jorge Fabrega Sanchez

Guining Shi

Young Jun Song

Elizabeth Wyrwich

Michel W Schnetzer

Thomas J Neppl

Kristi Lee Winter

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive a rank information change signal associated with rules for switching between a two-layer (2L) mode and a four-layer (4L) mode via an antenna panel displacement operation. The UE may transmit a transition time parameter associated with an amount of time for transitioning between the 2L mode and the 4L mode. Numerous other aspects are described.

Antenna panel displacement

An antenna module is described. The antenna module include a ground plane in a multilayer substrate. The antenna module also includes a mold on the multilayer substrate. The antenna module further includes a conductive wall separating a first portion of the mold from a second portion of the mold. The conductive wall is electrically coupled to the ground plane. A conformal shield may be placed on a surface of the second portion of the mold. The conformal shield is electrically coupled to the ground plane.

Antenna and device configurations

Antenna module configurations

An antenna system for transducing radio-frequency energy includes: a first antenna sub-system comprising a plurality of radiators and a ground conductor, each of the plurality of radiators being sized and shaped to transduce millimeter-wave energy between first wireless signals and first electrical current signals; and a second antenna sub-system comprising a first radiator configured to transduce sub-6 GHz energy between second wireless signals and second electrical current signals, wherein the first radiator comprises the ground conductor.

Multi-band wireless signaling

Wireless local loop antenna

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Clinton James Wilber