Marvell International Limited

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Marvell Asia Pte., Ltd.

Nxp Usa, Inc.

Marvellworld Trade Ltd.

Babblelabs LLC

Hua Mu

Hongyuan Zhang

Xiayu Zheng

Rui Cao

Raul Alejandro Casas

Samer Lutfi Hijazi

Christopher Rowen

Marcin Ciolek

Hui-Ling Lou

Liwen Chu

Sudhir Srinivasa

Jinjing Jiang

Sri Varsha Rottela

Dror E Maydan

Sergey Timofeev

Hari Ram Balakrishnan

Mihailo Kolundzija

Erik S Panu

Dror Maydan

Erik Panu

Marek Jacek Adamiec

A method is performed by an endpoint device that includes a loudspeaker, a microphone, and a controller. The method includes: by the loudspeaker, playing a loudspeaker signal into a space; by the microphone, detecting audio in the space, to produce a feedback audio signal; estimating acoustic parameters for the space including a reverberation time and an ambient noise power based on the feedback audio signal and the loudspeaker signal; receiving an incoming audio signal that is not detected by the microphone; using the acoustic parameters, generating an acoustic watermark signal that, when played into the space through the loudspeaker, would be inaudible to a listener; adding the acoustic watermark signal to the incoming audio signal to produce a watermarked audio signal; and playing the watermarked audio signal into the space through the loudspeaker.

Ambience-adapted audio watermarking for teleconferencing

Systems and methods are disclosed for audio group identification for conferencing. For example, methods may include joining a conference call using a network interface; accessing an audio signal that has been captured using a microphone; detecting a control signal in the audio signal; and, responsive to detection of the control signal, invoking modification of an audio path of the conference call.

Audio group identification for conferencing

The present disclosure describes apparatuses and methods of interference cancellation for receivers with multiple antennas. In some aspects, an interference packet transmitted by an interfering device of a wireless environment is received via multiple antennas of a device. Based on the interference packet, an interference channel that describes interference in the wireless environment is estimated. The device then receives an intended packet through the wireless environment in which the interfering device is operating. At least a portion of interference received with the intended packet, such as interference caused by other interfering packets, is cancelled using the interference channel By so doing, a receiver may reduce effects of interfering packets or signals of the wireless environment to improve receive performance (e.g., bit-error rate) for packets that are intended for reception by the device.

Interference cancellation for receivers with multiple antennas

A first communication device generates a first portion and a second portion of a wakeup radio (WUR) wakeup packet. The first portion of the WUR wakeup packet corresponds to a wireless local area network (WLAN) legacy preamble, and spans a first frequency bandwidth. The second portion of the WUR wakeup packet spans a second bandwidth that is less than the first bandwidth, and is configured to cause a WUR of a second communication device to cause a WLAN network interface device of the second communication device to transition from a low power state to the active state. Generating the second portion of the WUR wakeup packet includes i) generating a sync portion having a plurality of sync symbols, and ii) generating a wakeup packet body. The first communication device transmits the WUR wakeup packet.

Wakeup radio (WUR) packet preamble design

A first communication device transmits a first packet that includes a wakeup request packet configured to prompt a wakeup radio at a second communication device to prompt a network interface device of the second communication device to transition from a low power state to an active state. The first communication device measures a delay period after an end of transmission of the first packet. The delay period corresponds to a time required for the network interface device of the second communication device to transition from the low power state to the active state. After at least the delay period, the first communication device transmits the second packet.

Low power wakeup in a wireless network

Embodiments described herein provide a method for transmitting a wake-up radio signal to low power devices in a wireless local area network. Data for transmission to a wireless device is received at a wireless access point, and a wake-up radio packet is generated. The wake-up signal includes a first preamble, a second preamble, and payload data including a wake-up user identifier assigned to the wireless device. The wake-up radio packet is encoded into an encoded wake-up radio frame including a plurality of encoded data symbols representing modulated payload data. The encoded wake-up radio frame is modulated onto a modulated waveform for transmission. A signal corresponding to the modulated waveform is transmitted to the wireless device.

Systems and methods for transmitting a wake-up radio signal to low power devices in a wireless communication system

A first communication device generates and transmits a wakeup packet configured to cause a wakeup radio of a second communication device to prompt a wireless local area network (WLAN) network interface device of the second communication device to transition from a low power state to an active state. The wakeup packet is generated to include i) a WLAN legacy preamble, ii) a wakeup radio (WUR) preamble, and iii) a data portion. The data portion comprises a plurality of time segments, each time segment corresponds to a respective information bit. The data portion is generated to include a respective prefix inserted prior to each time segment corresponding to the respective bit to mitigate intersymbol interference at a receiver caused at least by multipath effects.

Wakeup packet modulation and demodulation

A communication device generates: i) a physical layer (PHY) preamble of a PHY protocol data unit (PPDU), ii) a first portion of a PHY data payload of the PPDU, and iii) a second portion of the PHY data payload. The PHY preamble includes a first training field, and one or more second training fields. The first portion of the PHY data payload and the second portion of the PHY data payload include a plurality of first orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) symbols. Each of multiple first OFDM symbols has a first duration. The communication device generates a PHY midamble of the PPDU to be included between the first and second portions of the PHY data payload. The PHY midamble includes one or more third training fields, each including a respective second OFDM symbol having a second duration shorter than the first duration.

Packets with midambles having compressed OFDM symbols

The present disclosure describes apparatuses and methods of interference cancellation for receivers with multiple antennas. In some aspects, an interference packet transmitted by an interfering device of a wireless environment is received via multiple antennas of a device. Based on the interference packet, an interference channel that describes interference in the wireless environment is estimated. The device then receives an intended packet through the wireless environment in which the interfering device is operating. At least a portion of interference received with the intended packet, such as interference caused by other interfering packets, is cancelled using the interference channel. By so doing, a receiver may reduce effects of interfering packets or signals of the wireless environment to improve receive performance (e.g., bit-error rate) for packets that are intended for reception by the device.

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