Optimization of Automatic Gain Control for Narrow Bandwidth Operation
A technology of automatic gain control and gain change, applied in automatic gain control, the frequency difference is larger than the field, and can solve the problems of high power consumption and so on
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[0078] Assume metrics = {|f2-f1|=5MHz, normal coverage}, and historical data exists for these metrics. Therefore, thresholds are generated based on historical data, and an optimized AGC algorithm is executed.
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[0080] Assume metrics = {|f2-f1|=5MHz, normal coverage} and no historical data exists for these metrics. Therefore, thresholds are generated based on the model, and the full AGC algorithm is executed.
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[0082] Assume metrics = {|f2-f1|=5MHz, extended coverage} and historical data exists for these metrics. Thus, thresholds are generated based on historical data and the stored gains currently used for reception at frequency fl are applied for use at frequency f2 without performing any AGC algorithm.
[0083] Image 6 is a block diagram of an exemplary embodiment of an apparatus 600 consistent with the present invention. The apparatus includes an analog RF front end 601, as known in the art. The analog RF front end 601 includes at least one amplifier within another circuit, as shown in this example by amplifier 603 . The analog RF front end 601 is tuned to a given carrier frequency and receives a signal. The analog RF front end outputs the received analog signal to an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) 605, from which it generates the signal in digital form. The digital received signal is provided to digital baseband (BB) circuitry 607 which processes the signal to receive de...
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