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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 19, 2013
Filed:
Jul. 12, 2012
David Ben-eli, Modiin, IL;
Tal Porat, Jerusalem, IL;
Tamir Gazneli, Rehovot, IL;
Nir Rosenzweig, Kfar Saba, IL;
Oren Moravchik, Tel Aviv, IL;
Daniel Ben-ari, Moshav zur Natan, IL;
Danny Alexander, Neve Efraim Monoson, IL;
David Ben-Eli, Modiin, IL;
Tal Porat, Jerusalem, IL;
Tamir Gazneli, Rehovot, IL;
Nir Rosenzweig, Kfar Saba, IL;
Oren Moravchik, Tel Aviv, IL;
Daniel Ben-Ari, Moshav zur Natan, IL;
Danny Alexander, Neve Efraim Monoson, IL;
Marvell World Trade Ltd, St. Michael, BB;
Abstract
A method used in a receiver includes measuring first Received Signal Strength Indications (RSSIs) in respective first communication channels, which are located in a given frequency band and which each have a first channel bandwidth. Based on the first RSSIs, second RSSIs are computed for respective second communication channels, which are located in the given frequency band and which each have a second channel bandwidth that is larger than the first channel bandwidth. At least one of the first and second communication channels over which to receive signals at the receiver are selected using the first and second RSSIs.