Apple Inc.

Khaye Loon Wei

Sriram Hariharan

Mohammad Bagher Vahid Far

Oren Shani

Alon Paycher

Daniel R Borges

Matthew L Semersky

Sreeraman Anantharaman

Helena Deirdre O'Shea

Mohammed W Mokhtar

Andrew Douglas Smart

Adam Benjamin Lapede

Mohammad-Saleh Moonesan

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to transition of a radio frequency module between a first operating state and a second operating state. The first and second states may be passive/slow (e.g., non-active) states or active/fast states. A passive state may include a sleep state, an idle state, an off state, or a low power state. An active state may include a receiving state or a transmitting state, for receiving and transmitting signals, respectively. If the first operating state is an active state and the second operating state is a passive state, the transition from the first operating state may be delayed such that the radio frequency module transitions directly from the first operating state to a third operating state. This enables the radio frequency module to avoid entering a passive second state with a slow settling time which can interfere with communications and operation of the radio frequency module.

Delay state-switching RF module

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for synchronizing the switching of different wireless platforms to different portions of a frequency band. An embodiment, at a first wireless platform, operates by receiving a band switch request message from a second wireless platform, wherein the band switch request message comprises a band switch delay period for the second wireless platform. The embodiment calculates a band switch time based on a band switch delay period for the first wireless platform and the band switch delay period for the second wireless platform. The embodiment transmits a band switch accept message comprising the band switch time to the second wireless platform. The embodiment sets a first filter to operate on a second portion of the frequency band based on the band switch time. The embodiment then operates on the second portion of the frequency band.

Synchronized switching of wireless platforms

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Khaye Loon Wei