Dynamic voltage and frequency scaling in wireless modems
A scaling, voltage level technology used in wireless communications, instrumentation, power management, etc., to solve problems such as bandwidth not known
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[0059] The described embodiments are directed to methods and apparatus for wireless communications where dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) can be used to save power when processing packets in a wireless communications device. In some cases, intra-frame detection may allow a device (eg, UE, STA) to determine whether to transition from a first (eg, lower) voltage level to a second (eg, higher) voltage level to process received One or more groupings of frames. Lower voltage levels may be chosen initially to enable adequate processing (e.g., clock frequency) of certain types of packets or frames. When high or very high throughput packets are detected, applying a higher voltage level may allow a subsequently used higher clock frequency to digitally process the contents of these high or very high throughput packets.
[0060] In some embodiments, a wireless communication device may determine a bandwidth to use from among a plurality of bandwidths supported by the device. ...
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