Shaping near-field emission signals
A technology for transmitting signals and near-field communication. It is applied in near-field transmission systems, electrical components, transmission systems, etc., and can solve problems such as impact, damage to the integrity of the RF field of the transmitted data signal, and communication interruption.
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[0021] Conventional techniques for reducing RF field distortion caused by varying coupling conditions, such as reducing the antenna's quality factor, often impair the communication capabilities of the transceiver. For example, adding quality factor reducing resistors to the antenna network reduces the power efficiency of the transmitter, reduces the sensitivity of the receiver, and / or reduces the frequency selectivity of the transmitter associated with the antenna network. This disclosure describes apparatus and techniques for shaping short-range transmit signals that effectively reduce RF field distortion associated with coupling conditions.
[0022] As an example, consider two devices implementing near field communication (NFC) to transmit data. In NFC, a first device (eg, polling device) actively transmits a signal to a second device (eg, listening device). To this end, a first device generates a high-frequency alternating magnetic field, which is coupled to a second devic...
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