Intel Corporation

Leora Roth

Xintian Eddie Lin

Jing Zhu

Xue Yang

Hsin-Yuo Liu

Jie Gao

Yaron Alpert

Gil Zukerman

Embodiments may comprise logic such as hardware and/or code to adaptively control the transmission power for a wireless channel. In many embodiments, adaptively controlling the transmission power may reduce or, in some embodiments, minimize interference between the wireless display (WiDi) transmissions and other transmissions such as multimedia content streaming over another wireless channel to the notebook via a second generation (2G) channel, third generation (3G) channel, or a future long term evolution (LTE) channel.

Wireless display performance enhancement

Some demonstrative embodiments include devices, systems and/or methods of clock distribution. For example, a device may include a plurality of wireless communication units including at least a first wireless communication unit, which includes a first clock source to generate a first clock signal, and a second wireless communication unit, which includes a second clock source to generate a second clock signal, wherein the plurality of wireless communication units are to switch between commonly using the first clock signal as a common master clock signal and commonly using the second clock signal as the common master clock signal.

Device, system and method of clock distribution

A radio transmitter select its operating frequency based on the frequency characteristics of a collocated receiver and clock harmonics. The radio transmitter can dynamically change its operating frequency in a wide enough range so as to avoid frequencies where its spurs fall on the receive frequency of the collocated receiver. The frequency characteristics of the clock harmonic of the radio transmitter and the collocated receiver are obtained, then a range of operating frequencies is calculated to enable the collocated devices to operate without undue interference.

Frequency selection method to mitigate in-band interference from inter-modulation spur of the collocated radio transmitter

In general, in one aspect, the disclosure describes an apparatus that includes a first radio to communicate with a first wireless network and a second radio to communicate with a second wireless network. A controller is used to estimate signal to noise and interference ratio (SINR) for signal being received by the first radio when the second radio is transmitting. The controller is also to determine if the estimate meets a threshold. Transmissions are permitted from the second radio while the first radio is receiving if the threshold is met.

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Raanana, Israel

Leora Roth