Intel Corporation

Grigory Sergeevich Evseev

Andrey Mikhailovich Turlikov

Evgeny Pustovalov

Evgeny Bakin

Eugine A Bakin

Andrey Vladimirovich Belogolovy

Andrey Efimov

Vladislav A Chernyshev

Andrey Vladimirovich Belogolovyi

Maksim Grankin

Ilya Vladimirovich Katsov

Vladislav Alekseevich Chernyshev

Andrey Gennadievich Efimov

Ilya Katsov

A system according to one embodiment includes an automatic gain control circuit configured to provide an amplifier gain value; a temperature sensing circuit configured to provide a temperature; an antenna switching circuit configured to decouple an antenna from the receiver during a noise figure calibration interval; a signal power measurement circuit configured to measure input power to the receiver; a noise figure estimation circuit configured to estimate a receiver noise figure during the noise figure calibration interval based on an initial receiver noise variance, the temperature and the amplifier gain value, wherein the initial receiver noise variance is estimated based on the measured input power during the noise figure calibration interval; and a noise variance tracking circuit configured to calculate updated estimates of the receiver noise variance, wherein the updated estimates are based on updates of the measured temperature and updates of the measured amplifier gain.

Receiver with improved noise variance estimation

Methods and systems to modulate and demodulate first and second path bits within sequences of pulses, where each pulse represents first and second path bits and is position-modulated and phase-modulated based on binary values of the corresponding bits, with no more than 1 phase change per N pulses. Position-modulation may be based on first-path bits. Phase-modulation may be based on second-path bits. A modulator first path has an input data rate Q times that of a second path. The first may include an N-bit encoder. The second path may include a Q-bit encoder and an N-bit repetition encoder. A demodulator includes a first path to determine first path bit values based on pulse coordinates integrated over N frames, and a second path to determine second path bit values based on further integration over Q frames.

Time-phase-hopping modulation and demodulation of multiple bit streams with phase-change frequency control, such as for wireless chip area network

A mobile communication device to equalize a Doppler shifted received signal according to one embodiment is configured to: extract one or more pilot signals from a segment of the received signal; perform Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE) filtering on the extracted pilot signals, wherein the filter provides estimated pilot signal impulse responses; estimate the amplitudes of one or more path components of the estimated pilot signal impulse responses; estimate the phases of one or more path components of the estimated pilot signal impulse responses; and combine the estimated amplitudes and the estimated phases of the path components of the pilot signal impulse responses, wherein the combination provides an estimated channel impulse response.

Receiver with Doppler tolerant equalization

Some demonstrative embodiments include devices, systems and/or methods of equalizing received wireless communication signals. For example, a device may include a pre-decoding equalizer to determine a plurality of filter weights by applying both a blind-equalization and a least-mean-squares (LMS) equalization to a wireless communication signal received over a wireless communication channel; a channel estimator to estimate a channel frequency response of the channel based on the filtering weights; and a turbo-equalization scheme including a decoder to decode the wireless communication signal and a turbo equalizer to equalize the decoded wireless communication signal using the estimated channel frequency response.

Frequency domain equalization for wireless communication

Embodiments of a space-time decoder and methods for decoding Alamouti-encoded signals in high-Doppler environments are generally described herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed. In some embodiments, soft-symbol outputs are generated from received symbols, a channel rate-of-change, and channel coefficients. Maximum-likelihood decoding may be performed to generate hard-symbol outputs from the soft-symbol outputs.

Space-time decoder and methods for decoding alamouti-encoded signals in high-doppler environments

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Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Grigory Sergeevich Evseev