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20090291657 | Sharing AGC Loop Between Demodulator and Spectrum Analysis System - Systems and methods for sharing an AGC loop between a wireless data demodulator and a spectrum analysis module that operates simultaneously with the data demodulator. In one embodiment, a predetermined hold time prevents the AGC loop from changing gain too often, thereby allowing the spectrum analysis module to collect reliable data. In another embodiment, the hold time may be extended to coincide with a spectrum analysis event, such as a boundary of an FFT block. In still another embodiment, an FFT valid signal is provided such that collected FFT blocks can be designated as suspect and then subsequently processed accordingly. | 11-26-2009 |
20090296848 | JOINT MAXIMAL RATIO COMBINING USING TIME-DOMAUIN BASED SIGNAL PROCESSING - A communication device transmits and receives communication signals with another communication device via a plurality of antennas, a plurality of transmit tapped delay-line filters, a plurality of receive tapped delay-line filters, a combiner/analyzer with a plurality of filters for signal processing; and a plurality of computation blocks. The computation blocks determine complex weights for the tapped delay-line filters for optimizing the received signal-to-noise ratio and the range of communication of the communication device. | 12-03-2009 |
20090310661 | Capturing and Using Radio Events - In one embodiment a method includes, collecting in-phase/quadrature (I/Q) data representing energy detected by a radio in a frequency band, performing a fast Fourier transform (FFT) on the I/Q data resulting in a stream of FFT blocks, identifying using the stream of FFT blocks a pulse in the frequency band, recording in a radio events record (RER) a plurality of radio events and corresponding timestamps that are indicative, respectively, of a type and time of individual state changes in the radio during the collecting step, and, for example, using at least two of the radio events to identify, in the time domain, a beginning time and end time of the pulse detected in the stream of FFT blocks. | 12-17-2009 |
20120106380 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HIGH RESOLUTION INDOOR POSITIONING USING A NARROWBAND RF TRANSCEIVER - A sequence of two or more signals representing two or more data packets is transmitted through a wireless channel using a transmitter device. The two or more signals are a result of two or more transmissions that are made sequentially in time at different center frequencies in order to span a desired bandwidth. At least one of the two or more signals includes a physical layer preamble. The sequence of two or more signals is received using a receiver device. A time of arrival of one or more signals of the received sequence is calculated using one or more of the received sequence, the time differences among the two or more transmissions, the different center frequencies, information from the two or more data packets, and any carrier phase differences among the two or more transmissions using the receiver device. | 05-03-2012 |
20120291127 | DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN BLUETOOTH VOICE AND DATA LINKS - Techniques are provided for receiving a transmitted first packet that was formatted using a known scrambling algorithm with an unknown scrambling seed. An encoded packet payload is extracted from the first packet header. The encoded packet payload header is decoded to obtain a first scrambled packet payload header. For each potential value of the unknown seed, the first scrambled packet payload header is descrambled to produce a first set of descrambled packet payload headers and for each potential value of initial register values associated with a cyclic redundancy check, the cyclic redundancy check is executed comprising polynomial division on each of the descrambled packet payload headers such that when the polynomial division results in a zero remainder, a potential unscrambled payload header for the first packet is obtained. Information about the first packet is obtained from the potential unscrambled payload header. | 11-15-2012 |
20120320787 | High Resolution Wireless Indoor Positioning System for Legacy Standards-Based Narrowband Mobile Radios - Two or more data packets transmitted through a wireless channel are received using a receiver device. The two or more data packets are a result of two or more transmissions that are made sequentially in time at different center frequencies in order to span a desired bandwidth. Each data packet of the two or more data packets is transmitted at a single center frequency. Time differences and/or carrier phase differences among the two or more transmissions are estimated. A time-of-arrival of one or more data packets of the two or more data packets is calculated using each data packet of the two or more data packets and one or more of the estimated time differences, the different center frequencies, and the estimated carrier phase differences. | 12-20-2012 |
20130250791 | Indoor Positioning System for Standards-Based Narrowband mobile Radios Using Spectrally Overlapping Transmissions - Two or more data packets transmitted through a wireless channel are received using a receiver device. The two or more data packets are a result of two or more transmissions that are made sequentially in time at different center frequencies in order to span a desired bandwidth. Each data packet of the two or more data packets is transmitted at a single center frequency. Time differences and/or carrier phase differences among the two or more transmissions are estimated. A time-of-arrival of one or more data packets of the two or more data packets is calculated using each data packet of the two or more data packets and one or more of the estimated time differences, the different center frequencies, and the estimated carrier phase differences. | 09-26-2013 |
20140045522 | UNSYNCHRONIZED TIME-OF-FLIGHT-BASED WIRELESS POSITIONING SYSTEM USING NETWORK BROADCASTS - In a positioning system, each network access device in a first subset of N1 network access devices transmits a wireless location beacon signal, producing N1 wireless location beacon signals that are transmitted by the first subset. Each network access device in a second subset of N2 network access devices receives the N1 wireless location beacon signals from the first subset and calculates N1 TOAs from each of the N1 received wireless location beacon signals, producing N1×N2 calculated TOAs by the second subset. Using one or more wireless transmissions, one or more network access devices transmits the location coordinates of the network access devices and transmits the N1×N2 calculated TOAs, differences calculated among the N1×N2 calculated TOAs, or a combination of one or more of the N1×N2 calculated TOAs and one or more of the differences calculated among the N1×N2 calculated TOAs. | 02-13-2014 |
20150071274 | CABLE ASSEMBLY WITH INTEGRATED WIRELESS PROXIMITY SENSORS - In one embodiment, a cable assembly is provided that comprises a cable, one or more radio transceivers spaced along the length of the cable; and a first set of one or more integrated conductors within the cable to supplying supply DC power and ground to the one or more radio transceivers. | 03-12-2015 |
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20110207712 | Phosphatidylinositol 3-Kinase Inhibitors And Methods Of Their Use - The present invention comprises small molecule inhibitors of phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K), which is associated with a number of malignancies such as ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer, colon cancer, rectal cancer, and glioblastomas, among others. Accordingly, the compounds of the present invention are useful for treating, preventing, and/or inhibiting these diseases. | 08-25-2011 |
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