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3059 results about "Signal quality" patented technology

Signal quality is the quality of the signal and not pixel not picture quality. A booster will boost everything. It will boost the strength of the receiving signals and that include the amplification of the noise, interference and the bad quality.

Media delivery using quality of service differentiation within a media stream

A WLAN system adapted to apply QoS differentiation to a media stream to be transmitted from a transmitting station (STA) to a receiving STA of that system. The transmitting STA processes the media stream to generate a base sub-stream and one or more enhancement sub-streams for subsequent transmission over a wireless communication channel and assigns different priorities to different sub-streams. Depending on the channel conditions, the transmitting STA may select to discard, without transmission, portions of data from enhancement sub-streams. The selection process is based on the assigned priority and operates to preserve as much of relatively high-priority data as possible. The receiving STA then processes the received data to generate a reconstructed media stream, which provides signal quality equal to or better than the signal quality supported by the base sub-stream. Advantageously, a WLAN system of the invention is adapted to change signal quality dynamically and incrementally in a manner commensurate with current channel conditions without the need for communication between the higher and lower network layers. In addition, it provides gradual and graceful degradation of signal quality when channel conditions deteriorate as opposed to abrupt degradation inherent in analogous prior art systems.
Owner:AVAGO TECH INT SALES PTE LTD

Dualband power amplifier control using a single power amplifier controller

A system having dualband power amplifier control in a dualband phone is provided using a single power amplifier controller. The dualband phone includes two power amplifiers, where each power amplifier amplifies the power of a signal transmitted at a different frequency band. A power amplifier controller is provided for controlling the amount of amplification performed by both of the power amplifiers, and a power amplifier switching device is connected to the power amplifier controller for switching the connection of the power amplifier controller between the two power amplifiers. The system further includes a processing device which monitors the quality and strength of the received signal transmitted by various base stations in the transmission region of the dualband phone. The processing device instructs the power amplifier switching device to switch its connection between the two power amplifiers based upon a determination of which frequency band provides the optimal balance between signal quality and signal strength, and the dualband phone then transmits its signal within the selected optimal frequency band. The system measures the power of the signal transmitted from the power amplifier connected to the power amplifier controller and feeds the measured power value back to the power amplifier controller, so that the power amplifier controller may adjust the voltage driving the power amplifier connected thereto based upon any differences found between the desired power output of the connected power amplifier and the measured power output.
Owner:SKYWORKS SOLUTIONS INC

Power control with signal quality estimation for smart antenna communication systems

A method for ongoing power control for a communication station with a multiple antenna array, the power control using a method for signal quality estimation applicable for angle modulated signals. One aspect of the ongoing power control method is applicable for the uplink and includes separating the joint determination of a receive weight vector and ongoing power control into a receive weight vector determining part and a separate transmit power adjustment part. In one embodiment, the ongoing power control method for the downlink includes separating the joint determination of a receive weight vector and ongoing power control into a receive weight vector determining part and a separate transmit power adjustment part. The method starts with one part, for example transmit power assignment. Receive weight vector determination is carried out with this assigned transmit power, and the new weights used. An estimate of the resulting received signal quality is obtained and used for new ongoing power adjustment. Another aspect is applicable for the downlink and includes one aspect of the ongoing power control method is applicable for the uplink and includes separating the determination of a complete transmit weight vector including the vector of relative transmit weights and the scaling to use with the relative transmit weights into a part for determining a set of relative transmit weights and a separate transmit power adjustment part that determines the scaling factor.
Owner:INTEL CORP

System and method for a wireless unit acquiring a new internet protocol address when roaming between two subnets

In a wireless network system having a wired backbone network with two or more sub-networks, each having one or more access points for communicating with wireless units via a wireless transmission medium, a system, apparatus and method for a wireless unit to determine whether a candidate access point is on a different sub-network than its current access point. If the wireless unit determines that the candidate access point is on a different sub-network, then the wireless unit releases its current network protocol address which was valid for the current sub-network, and obtains a new network protocol address valid for the new sub-network. This is accomplished by the candidate access point transmitting a multicast packet that includes the network protocol address of the access point and the subnet mask of the sub-network which the access point is on. By receiving this multicast packet, the wireless unit can determine if the candidate access point is on a different sub-network than its current sub-network. Also disclosed is a technique for a wireless unit to determine whether to roam to a candidate access point based on the signal qualities to its current and candidate access points, and whether the candidate access point is on a different sub-network or a designated restricted sub-network.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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