Qualcomm Incorporated

Illumina Corporation

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Li Liu

Chuan Wang

Vinod Panikkath

Chiewcharn Narathong

Yunfei Feng

Wu-Hsin Chen

Gurkanwal Singh Sahota

Bhushan Shanti Asuri

Prasad S Gudem

Shrenik Patel

Prasad Srinivasa Siva Gudem

Kevin Hsi Huai Wang

Frederic Bossu

Kevin Hsi-Huai Wang

Mohamed Abouzied

Abdellatif Bellaouar

Yiwu Tang

Min-Jui Richard Shen

Kang Yang

Muhammad Hassan

Soon-Seng Lau

Sujiang Rong

Raghu Narayan Challa

Chirag Dipak Patel

Lai Kan Leung

Li-chung Chang

Jeremy Mark Goldblatt

Sang-June Park

Steven C Ciccarelli

Haitao Cheng

Zhang Jin

Shannon Kaplan

Bala Murali Venkatesan

Jose Cabanillas

Junxiong Deng

Himanshu Khatri

Sean M Ramirez

Dongmin Park

Rigo Pantoja

Xinmin Yu

Mahim Ranjan

Sher Jiun Fang

Rui Xu

Kathryn M Stephens

Zixiang Yang

Justin Fullerton

Masoud Moslehi Bajestan

Alex So

Steven Modiano

Ketan Humnabadkar

Francesco Carrara

Jianyun Hu

Marco Vigilante

Devavrata Vasant Godbole

Timothy J Wilson

Sriramgopal Sridhara

Anne Jager

Yanming Xiao

Anushruti Bhattacharya

Neeraj Salathia

Praveen-Kumar Sampath

Aliakbar Homayoun

Xiaotie Wu

Laya Mohammadi

Chiewcham Narathong

Guansheng Li

Vinod V Panikkath

Ruoyu Zhang

Jonathan Toung

Anosh Davierwalla

Timothy Wilson

Ruoyo Zhang

Li-Chung Chang

A radio system architecture includes a receiver having multiple sub arrays in a phased array, the multiple sub arrays configured to perform carrier aggregation (CA) and multiple input multiple output (MIMO) signal processing, and provide independent beam management for multiple radio frequency (RF) signals received at each of the multiple sub arrays, and a data processor configured to receive signals from the receiver and extract information regarding wireless communications.

Phased array antenna architecture

A receive system for performing carrier aggregation (CA) and multiple input multiple output (MIMO) operation at millimeter wave (mmW) frequencies includes a phased array having a plurality of groupings, each grouping having a pair of sub array structures, each sub array structure having a mixer and a plurality of phased array elements, each phased array element associated with an antenna element, each phased array element having an amplifier (LNA) and a phase shift circuitry, and an amplifier array associated with each grouping, the amplifier array having two pairs of amplifiers, wherein a first amplifier of each pair is coupled to a first port and a second amplifier of each pair is coupled to a second port, the amplifier array configured to selectively route an output from any of the sub array structures of a grouping to either of the first and second ports.

Millimeter wave (MMW) downlink multiple input multiple output (MIMO) and carrier aggregation (CA) architecture

A transceiver interface for a phased array element includes a first magnetic circuit having a primary coil and a secondary coil, a second magnetic circuit having a primary coil, a secondary coil and a tertiary coil, a main amplifier path and an auxiliary amplifier path, the main amplifier path coupled to the primary coil of the second magnetic circuit and configured to receive a quadrature signal, the main amplifier path configured to provide a quadrature output signal, the auxiliary amplifier path coupled to the primary coil of the first magnetic circuit and configured to receive an in-phase signal, the auxiliary amplifier path configured to provide an in-phase output signal, a selectable output circuit configured to selectively combine the in-phase output signal and the quadrature output signal, and a low noise amplifier (LNA) coupled to the tertiary coil of the second magnetic circuit.

Doherty transceiver interface

Aspects of the disclosure relate to wireless communication apparatuses, methods, and other aspects of sliding intermediate frequency filters for carrier aggregation communications. One aspect a high band mixer including a radio frequency (RF) receive signal input, a local oscillator (LO) input, and an IF signal output, a tunable high pass filter including an input and an output, an intermediate frequency (IF) received signal multiplexer including a merged IF CA signal output, a first input, and a second input, an LO input, and an IF signal output, where the RF receive signal input is coupled to the low band mmW CA receive port, and a tunable low pass filter including an input and an output, where the input is coupled to the IF signal output of the low band mixer, and where the output is coupled to the second input of the IF received signal multiplexer.

Intermediate frequency filter for millimeter-wave carrier aggregation

An apparatus is disclosed for oscillator feedthrough calibration, such as a component arrangement that can be calibrated to account for signal leakage from an oscillator coupled to a mixer circuit. In example aspects, the apparatus includes a mixer circuit having a first stage, a second stage, and tuning circuitry. The first stage includes at least one transistor coupled between a mixer input and a mixer output. The second stage includes one or more transistors coupled between the at least one transistor of the first stage and the mixer output. The one or more transistors are also coupled between a local oscillator signal input and the mixer output. The tuning circuitry includes at least one current source coupled to the at least one transistor of the first stage.

Oscillator feedthrough calibration

An aspect relates to an apparatus including a radio frequency (RF) signal power detector. The RF signal power detector includes a first current source configured to generate a first current based on a power level of a first RF signal; a transimpedance amplifier (TIA) configured to generate a first voltage based on the first current, wherein the TIA is coupled between a first upper voltage rail and a lower voltage rail; and a second current source configured to generate a second current related to the first current, wherein the first and second current sources are coupled in series between a second upper voltage rail and the lower voltage rail.

Radio frequency (RF) signal power detector using different power rails to receive currents from which power-indicating voltage is generated

Designs and techniques for manufacturing microelectronic antenna tuners are provided. An example microelectronic antenna system includes a radio frequency integrated circuit comprising a plurality of radio frequency signal ports disposed in a first area, a plurality of tuning devices disposed in a second area of the radio frequency integrated circuit, at least one antenna element disposed on a substrate coupled to the radio frequency integrated circuit, and at least one feedline disposed in the substrate and configured to communicatively couple the at least one antenna element, at least one of the plurality of tuning devices, and one of the plurality of radio frequency signal ports.

Millimeter wave antenna tuner

Aspects described herein include devices and methods with chain routing of signals for massive antenna arrays. In some aspects, an apparatus is provided that includes a first millimeter wave (mmW) transceiver having a first port, a second port, one or more antenna elements, a plurality of chain mmW transceiver ports, and switching circuitry. The switching circuitry is controllable by control data to route portions of a merged clock and data signal and a merged control and data signal between a first route between the one or more antenna elements and the first port and a second route between the one or more antenna elements and the second port and a third route between the first port and the plurality of chain mmW transceiver ports and a fourth route between the second port and the plurality of chain mmW transceiver ports.

Split chaining for large phase array systems

An apparatus is disclosed for a hybrid wireless transceiver architecture that supports multiple antenna arrays. In an example aspect, the apparatus includes a first antenna array, a second antenna array, and a wireless transceiver. The wireless transceiver includes first dedicated circuitry dedicated to the first antenna array and second dedicated circuitry dedicated to the second antenna array. The wireless transceiver also includes shared circuitry that is shared with both the first antenna array and the second antenna array.

Hybrid wireless transceiver architecture that supports multiple antenna arrays

In certain aspects, a method includes receiving a first intermediate frequency (IF) signal and a second IF signal via a common input, upconverting the first IF signal into a first radio frequency (RF) signal, transmitting the first RF signal via a first antenna array, upconverting the second IF signal into a second RF signal, and transmitting the second RF signal via a second antenna array. In a first transit mode, the first RF signal is in a first frequency band and the second RF signal is in a second frequency band, and, in a second transmit mode, the first RF signal and the second RF signal are both in the first frequency band.

Multi-band transmitter

Devices and methods for detection of active return loss for an antenna element of a plurality of antenna elements of a phased array antenna are provided. An exemplary device can convert a voltage differential at an input of a power amplifier (PA) to first current. The device can convert a coupled voltage corresponding to a signal transmitted from the PA to a respective antenna element, to a second current. The device can convert a reflected voltage corresponding to a signal reflected from the respective antenna element, to a third current. The device can convert the first current, the second current, and the third current to an output voltage at a generator output. The device can further have a controller that can adaptively generate codebooks for transmission based on the output voltage.

System and method for active S11 detection in phased array transceivers

Provided herein is a method for distinguishing an aberrant methylation level for DNA from a first cell type, including steps of (a) providing a test data set that includes (i) methylation states for a plurality of sites from test genomic DNA from at least one test organism, and (ii) coverage at each of the sites for detection of the methylation states; (b) providing methylation states for the plurality of sites in reference genomic DNA from one or more reference individual organisms, (c) determining, for each of the sites, the methylation difference between the test genomic DNA and the reference genomic DNA, thereby providing a normalized methylation difference for each site; and (d) weighting the normalized methylation difference for each site by the coverage at each of the sites, thereby determining an aggregate coverage-weighted normalized methylation difference score. Also provided herein are sensitive methods for using genomic DNA methylation levels to distinguish cancer cells from normal cells and to classify different cancer types according to their tissues of origin.

Distinguishing methylation levels in complex biological samples

An apparatus is disclosed for transceiving signals in multiple modes. In example implementations, an apparatus includes a transceiver that includes a first amplifier; a mixer having at least one input node and at least one output node, with the at least one input node coupled to the first amplifier; and a second amplifier coupled to the at least one output node of the mixer. The transceiver also includes a first register coupled to the first amplifier and a second register coupled to the second amplifier. The transceiver further includes at least one memory realizing a lookup table. The at least one memory is coupled to the first register and the second register. The lookup table includes a first portion corresponding to a first mode of the transceiver and a second portion corresponding to a second mode of the transceiver.

Multimode transceiving

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