Cohere Technologies, Inc.

Shachar Kons

Ronny Hadani

Shlomo Selim Rakib

Yoav Hebron

Christian Ibars Casas

Michail Konstantinos Tsatsanis

James Delfeld

Clayton Ambrose

Paul Harris

Anthony Ekpenyong

Robert Fanfelle

Andreas Molisch

A wireless communication device includes a feed port comprising multiple input feeds, a precoding subsystem that is electrically connected to the feed port; and an antenna subsystem electrically connected to the precoding subsystem. The antenna subsystem is configured to transmit an output signal of the precoding subsystem to multiple wireless stations using multiple beams. The precoding subsystem is configured to perform a precoding operation on an input signal from the feed port, wherein the precoding operation maximizes a desired signal level to interference ratio of transmissions to the multiple wireless stations.

Multi-layer multi-beam communication systems

Methods, systems and devices for wireless communication are described. One example method includes mapping information bits to transmission resources in a two-dimensional delay-Doppler grid In this example, the two-dimensional delay-Doppler grid includes N Doppler elements along a Doppler dimension and M delay elements along a delay dimension, and N and M are positive integers. The example method continues with converting a result of the mapping to a signal waveform, and generating an orthogonal time frequency space (OTFS) waveform by spreading the signal waveform using a spreading scheme. In some examples, the signal waveform includes an ultra-wide band (UWB) waveform.

Ultra wide band signals using orthogonal time frequency space modulation

Methods, systems and devices for wireless communication are described. One method includes obtaining a two-dimensional delay-Doppler representation of a received wireless signal that is received over a wireless channel, determining an estimated channel response of the wireless channel from a portion of the delay-Doppler grid corresponding to a channel estimation portion, performing, using the estimated channel response, channel equalization in the delay-Doppler domain, generating, based on the channel equalization, a posteriori probability estimates of data symbols in the received wireless signal, wherein the a posteriori probability estimates are generated based on a priori feedback that is generated using an iterative process and further processing the a posteriori probability estimates of data symbols to recover information bits from the received wireless signal.

Iterative decoding of orthogonal time frequency space waveforms in the delay-doppler domain

Methods, systems, and devices for spectral sharing wireless systems, wherein multiple user devices share time and frequency resources for uplink and/or downlink transmissions, are described. One example method includes transmitting transmission symbols from the network station to at least one user device by processing through a first precoder and a pre-compensation stage, wherein the pre-compensation stage is selected to have the transmission symbols receivable at the at least one user device to appear as if the transmission symbols are processed by a second precoder different from the first precoder.

Spectral sharing wireless systems

A wireless communication method includes receiving, by a first wireless device during a training phase, reference tones using a first number of resource elements from a transmitter of a second wireless device, wherein the first wireless device comprises multiple receiving antennas, estimating, by the first wireless device, from the receiving the reference tones, a second order statistics of wireless channels between the multiple receiving antennas and the transmitter of the second wireless device, and performing channel estimation, during an operational phase subsequent to the training phase, using the second order statistics and reference tones received on a second number of resource elements, wherein the second number is less than the first number.

Reciprocal calibration for channel estimation based on second-order statistics

Methods, systems and devices for wireless communication are described. One example method includes performing a first mapping in which information bits are mapped to transmission resources in a first portion of a two-dimensional delay-Doppler grid. Herein, the two-dimensional delay-Doppler grid comprises N Doppler elements and M delay elements, where N and M are positive integers. The method further includes performing a second mapping in which a reference signal is mapped to transmission resources in a second portion of the two-dimensional delay-Doppler grid, and generating a transmission waveform from a signal combination of an output of the first mapping and an output of the second mapping. The transmission waveform corresponds to an output of an orthogonal time frequency space (OTFS) waveform of the signal combination, and at least the output of the second mapping undergoes a time domain spreading.

Pulse shaping in delay-doppler domain

A wireless communication method includes determining, by a network device, uplink power allocations assigned to each user device of multiple user devices; estimating a channel response for each user device of multiple user devices based on a corresponding uplink reference signal transmission received from the each user device; computing, for the each user device, a covariance matrix based on a corresponding channel response, determining a maximum eigenvector of an uplink signal to interference and noise ratio (SINR) matrix for the each user device; computing, from the uplink SINR matrix, a downlink cross-interference matrix for the each user device; selecting, from the downlink cross-interference matrix for the each user device, a selected vector that maximizes a selected criterion for the each user device; and determining, from the selected vectors of the multiple user devices, a downlink power allocation for the each user device of multiple user devices.

Reciprocal geometric precoding

Methods, apparatus and systems for wireless communication are described. One example method includes estimating, based on channel quality information for a first communication channel during a first time interval, a predicted quality of a second communication channel during a second time interval that is a latency interval after the first time interval and using the predicted quality for processing transmissions on the second communication channel during the second time interval.

Channel quality prediction in cloud based radio access networks

Methods, systems and devices for distributed cooperative operation of wireless cells based on sparse channel representations are described. One example method includes providing, using a server, seamless wireless connectivity in an area in which a plurality of network nodes are organized as clusters, where each network node is configured to provide wireless connectivity via N angular sectors covering a surrounding area, where N is an integer and wherein angular sectors of the plurality of network nodes collectively cover the area; controlling, by the server, network nodes in a cluster to collect channel condition information for the N angular sectors and communicate the channel condition information to the network-side server, and operating the server to use the channel condition information collected from the network nodes in the cluster to control communication for the network nodes in the cluster at a different time or a different frequency or a different spatial direction.

Distributed cooperative operation of wireless cells based on sparse channel representations

Methods, systems and devices for spatial multiplexing of different radio technologies are described. An example method for wireless communication includes configuring abase station of a fifth generation new radio (5G NR) radio technology cell to perform transmissions in a network according to a set of compatibility rules that allow a backward compatible operation of the base station with a 4th generation Long Term Evolution (4G LTE) radio technology, and performing transmissions or receptions in the 5G NR cell according to the configuring such that the backward compatible operation is achieved based on orthogonality in a spatial domain between transmissions or receptions in the 5G NR cell and the 4G LTE radio technology.

Spatial multiplexing of different radio technologies

Co-existence between an Orthogonal Time Frequency Space (OTFS) modulation system and a Long Term Evolution (LTE) system is achieved by generating a number of transmission beams for a first group of user equipment operating using LTE, and a second group of user equipment operating using the OTFS protocol, and transmitting a first group of data packets formatted according to the LTE protocol to the first group of user equipment and a second group of data packets formatted according to the OTFS protocol to the second group of user equipment. The transmissions are performed by precoding and modulating the first group of data packets according to an LTE modulation scheme, and precoding and modulating the second group of data packets according to an OTFS modulation scheme.

Co-existence of orthogonal time frequency space and long term evolution systems

Wireless communication transmission and reception techniques are described. At transmitter, source data bits are modulated into a number Nd of constellation symbols. An invertible transform is applied to the constellation symbols, thereby resulting in mapping the transformed symbols into Nd elements in the time-frequency grid. A signal resulting from the invertible transform is transmitted over a communication channel.

Digital communication using dispersed orthogonal time frequency space modulated signals

Methods, systems and devices for reciprocal geometric precoding are described. One example method includes determining, by a network device, an uplink channel state using reference signal transmissions received from multiple user devices, and generating a precoded transmission waveform for transmission to one or more of the multiple user devices by applying a precoding scheme that is based on the uplink channel state, wherein the uplink channel state completely defines the precoding scheme. In some embodiments, the reference signal transmissions and the precoded transmission waveform are multiplexed using either time-domain multiplexing or frequency-domain multiplexing.

Growing community of inventors

Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Shachar Kons