Wireless Spurious Signal Detection Using Device-Specific Data

The patent changes the parameter of characterization information from generic to device-specific. Each wireless device performs self-measurements to obtain its own spurious signal characteristics (frequency, power, phase), which are then stored and used for accurate detection. This parameter change resolves the contradiction by maintaining simple detection processes while improving identification accuracy through device-specific data.

The patent applies preliminary action by having wireless devices perform self-measurements and collect device-specific spurious signal characteristics during manufacturing or initial setup. This data is stored in the device's memory before actual operation. When spurious signal detection is needed during normal operation, the pre-collected device-specific data is directly used, avoiding real-time measurement overhead and maintaining high processing efficiency while ensuring accurate detection.

The patent performs device-specific self-measurements as a preliminary action during manufacturing, device initialization, or calibration phases rather than continuously during normal operation. The measured device-specific spurious signal characteristics are stored in memory and reused during actual communication operations. This approach ensures reliable spurious signal suppression using accurate device-specific data while minimizing energy consumption by avoiding repeated measurements during normal operation.