Nxp Usa, Inc.

Sridhar Reddy Narravula

Yui Lin

Sai-Wang Tam

Alden C Wong

Weiwei Xu

Jue Yu

Dipen Bakul Parikh

Sudhir Srinivasa

Mao Yu

Yi-Ling Chao

James Kang-Wuu Jan

Wai Lau

Deepak Shahaji Nagawade

Alireza Razzaghi

Ashish Vijay Bhattad

Ovidiu Carnu

Nikolaj Larionov

Arnab Kumar Mitra

Tian Liu

Rajas Ravindra Mahajan

Vishal Veeragandham

A cancellation circuit includes a limiter connected to an output of a first transmitter power amplifier that converts in input sinewave to a digital square wave and a digital to time converter (DTC) connected to the limiter. A RF digital to RF converter is connected to the DTC that converts the digital square wave input into an analog RF output. A cancellation amplifier with an input receives an output from the RF digital to RF converter and has an output connected to an output of a second transmitter power amplifier. The cancellation amplifier produces a cancellation signal to cancel an interference signal at the output of the second transmitter power amplifier from the output of the first transmitter power amplifier. A power detector is connected to the output of the second power amplifier that produces a power value detected at the output of the second power amplifier.

Cancellation circuit using digital to time converter

Embodiments of a calibration system for third order intermodulation distortion (IMD3) cancellation and a wireless apparatus are disclosed. In an embodiment, a calibration system for IMD3 cancellation includes a cancellation circuit for IMD3 cancellation between a first transmitter and a second transmitter, and a controller coupled to the cancellation circuit and configured to for each frequency channel of the first transmitter, perform a pre-conditional calibration of the cancellation circuit, after the pre-conditional calibration, determine a phase configuration for the cancellation circuit, and after the phase configuration for the cancellation circuit is determined, determine an attenuation configuration for the cancellation circuit.

Pre-conditional calibration for third order intermodulation distortion (IMD3) cancellation

Methods and systems for providing beamforming feedback in a communication channel are disclosed. A data packet is received at a beamformee circuitry of the first communication device configured to generate beam steering data for use by a transmitter of a second communication device. Each of a plurality of tones of the received data packet is processed to generate a compressed steering matrix corresponding to the communication channel. In parallel to the processing of the received plurality of tones, an immediate feedback packet comprising a plurality of data symbols is constructed, where the data symbols include the generated compressed steering matrix. At least a first data symbol of the immediate feedback packet is transmitted prior to completing the processing of all the plurality of tones of the received data packet.

Method for efficient beamformee implementation for Wi-Fi

Various embodiments relate to a cancellation circuit configured to generate a cancellation signal, including: an attenuator configured to attenuate a transmitted signal from an aggressor transmitter based upon a first attenuation value; an I/Q demodulator configured to split an attenuated signal into in-phase (I) and quadrature signals (Q); a phase interpolator configured to apply a calibration phase shift and a calibration attenuation to the I signal and Q signal and to recombine the I and Q signals; an auxiliary balun coupled to an output of the phase interpolator; and an auxiliary power amplifier with an input connected to the auxiliary balun configured to generate the cancellation signal, wherein the output of the auxiliary power amplifier is connected to an output of a victim transmitter.

Third order intermodulation distortion cancellation

A dynamic temperature manager of a wireless system determines a threshold temperature defined by one or more operating parameters of the wireless system, the threshold temperature indicating a temperature in response to which power consumption of the wireless system is to be reduced. The dynamic temperature manager receives an indication of a temperature of the wireless system. A determination is made that the temperature exceeds the threshold temperature. The dynamic temperature manager provides an indication to cause a media access control (MAC) processing circuitry of the wireless system to adjust the one or more operating parameters of the wireless system to reduce the power consumption and the temperature of the wireless system based on the determination that the temperature exceeds the threshold temperature.

Managing and management of temperature of a wireless system

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Cupertino, CA, United States of America

Sridhar Reddy Narravula