A communication device adjusts reception characteristics based on detected peaked frequency spectrum amplitude.
Positions LTE-M carriers within NR guard bands to minimize resource block usage and reduce interference.
Segmenting time signals into portions minimizes memory requirements, enabling more transmission channels without proportional increases in storage.
An optical OFDM transmitter adjusts subcarrier counts and bits per symbol to minimize electrical power consumption.
Preprocessing I/Q signals establishes finite phase bandwidth, eliminating aliasing errors and lowering power consumption in wireless transmitters.
An OFDM modulation device adjusts the number of subcarriers via an inverse fast Fourier transform unit to optimize signal processing.
A base station allocates distinct resources to multiple communication systems using separate control channels.
Iterative clipping and symbol modification reduce single-carrier signal crest factor while maintaining spectral compliance.
Electronic device applies extended Kalman filter correction factor based on discrete observation statistics to reduce discretization errors in vehicle tracking.
A wireless transmitter generates phase rotation sequences to ensure non-overlapping transmission spectra.
An adaptive coding apparatus divides the transmission spectrum into subbands to select tailored modulation formats.
SC-FDMA transmission maps DFT-precoded signals centrally to reduce peak-to-average power ratio and improve amplifier efficiency.
Bonded OFDM system bonds multiple signal pathways to bypass PHY/MAC interaction bottlenecks and increase data throughput.