3 results about "Receiver diversity" patented technology

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A UE may obtain, via an application program interface (API), an indication of an application type of an application at the UE and information including an indication of performance requirements associated with the application, an indication of a traffic type associated with the application, an indication of whether the performance requirements are being met, an indication of quality of service (QoS) information associated with a packet data unit (PDU) session established for communication by the application, an indication of a network slice associated with the PDU session, an indication of a power consumption of the UE, an indication of whether a power budget of the UE is being met, or any combination thereof. The UE may communicate one or more wireless signals via a subset of multiple antennas of the UE based on the application type or the information.

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A UE may obtain, via an application program interface (API), an indication of an application type of an application at the UE and information including an indication of performance requirements associated with the application, an indication of a traffic type associated with the application, an indication of whether the performance requirements are being met, an indication of quality of service (QoS) information associated with a packet data unit (PDU) session established for communication by the application, an indication of a network slice associated with the PDU session, an indication of a power consumption of the UE, an indication of whether a power budget of the UE is being met, or any combination thereof. The UE may communicate one or more wireless signals via a subset of multiple antennas of the UE based on the application type or the information.

To meet the application requirements of high data rates and large coverage range in optical wireless communication systems, an optical front-end sub-system (100) is disclosed in the present invention. The optical front-end sub-system (100) comprises a first photodiode (110) having a first active surface area and a second photodiode (120) having a second active surface area, wherein the second active surface area is larger than the first active surface area. Depending on the received signal strength, either the branch with the first photodiode (110) or the branch with the second photodiode (120) is selected to provide an output signal of the optical front-end sub-system (100). By utilizing the first photodiode to support high speed communication and the second photodiode to support large coverage range communication, receiver diversity is achieved.