Nxp B.v.

Cornelis Marinus Moerman

Rui Cao

Ashish Vijay Pandharipande

Vincent Pierre Martinez

Alessio Filippi

Artur Tadeusz Burchard

Klaas Brink

Marnix Claudius Vlot

Timotheus Arthur Van Roermund

Timotheus Van Roermund

Marc Klaassen

Peter Maria Franciscus Rombouts

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to communicating signals to receivers utilizing different protocols. As may be implemented in accordance with one or more embodiments, a set of signals are generated to include data configured in accordance with a first protocol and data configured in accordance with a second protocol. The set of signals are communicated over the wireless channel, by using the data corresponding to the first protocol for communicating with receivers operating in accordance with the first protocol and using the data corresponding to the second protocol to communicate with receivers operating in accordance with the second protocol.

Apparatuses and methods involving communications utilizing different protocols in a common channel

A battery pack comprises an enclosure; a plurality of network nodes that communicate with each other inside the enclosure and that generate a unique radio frequency (RF) signature; and a special-purpose computer processor that compares an incoming channel impulse response (CIR) of the unique radio frequency (RF) signature corresponding to an incoming packet to a plurality of stored valid RF CIR signatures and executes a resemblance metric to accept or reject the incoming packet.

Network node identification using wireless signal signatures

In connection with an RF communication system, exemplary aspects involve a method for use in a communication system in which a first system (e.g., 802.11) that is asynchronously based and which is susceptible to interference from a second system (e.g., synchronous-based LTE-CV2X). Such interference is due to the frequency spectrum used by the first and second systems overlapping. To mitigate interference issues, example methods spreads out the times for messages in the first system, based on information concerning occupancy of the channel, and transmitting them relative to the end of a cycled transmission allocated for use by the second system.

Mitigating interference in channel access involving multiple systems

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward effecting communications in a manner that suppresses side-channel communications that may otherwise cause interference. As may be implemented in a manner consistent with one or more aspects characterized herein, an apparatus and/or method involve transmitting enhanced signals for in-band transmissions over a first one of a plurality of wireless communications channels shared by a plurality of stations for communicating wireless station-to-station communications. While transmitting the enhanced signals, communications by legacy devices on a second one of the wireless communications channels adjacent the first channel are suppressed by generating and transmitting a side channel interference signal on the second channel, therein causing legacy devices receiving the enhanced signals to withhold communications on the second channel.

Wireless communication with channel suppression

A method and system are provided. A first request for satellite navigation data is provided to a vehicle to everything V2X receiver. Satellite navigation data recovered from a V2X message is received from the V2X receiver. The satellite navigation data is provided to a satellite navigation system receiver. The satellite navigation data comprises the data required by the satellite navigation system receiver to perform a hot start.

Assisted GPS

A vehicle positioning system () comprising a receiver () configured to receive information representative of signals () transmitted by one or more other vehicles (), wherein each signal () comprises data relating to the position of the associated other vehicle (); and a processor () configured to process the data relating to the position of each other vehicle to determine an estimate of the position of the vehicle positioning system.

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Waalre, Netherlands

Cornelis Marinus Moerman