Abstract:
Wireless communication receiver with hybrid equalizer and RAKE receiver. The receiver compares performance of the system for RAKE only and RAKE in combination with equalizer estimates. The receiver enables or disables the equalizer accordingly.
Abstract:
Wireless communication receiver with hybrid equalizer and RAKE receiver. The receiver compares performance of the system for RAKE only and RAKE in combination with equalizer estimates. The receiver enables or disables the equalizer accordingly.
Abstract:
Wireless communication receiver with hybrid equalizer and RAKE receiver. The receiver compares performance of the system for RAKE only and RAKE in combination with equalizer estimates. The receiver enables or disables the equalizer accordingly.
Abstract:
Techniques to adjust the phase rotation of a modulated signal to compensate for the phase rotation introduced by circuit elements associated with the transmit signal path. In one implementation, at least one control signal is received, with each control signal being provided to adjust a particular characteristic (e.g., gain, bias current) of one or more circuit elements (e.g., VGA, PA) associated with the transmit signal path. The circuit elements can be located directly in, or operatively coupled to, the transmit signal path. A phase rotation corresponding to an operating state defined by the received control signal(s) is then determined, and the phase of the modulated signal is rotated by an amount related to the determined phase rotation. The phase rotation compensation can be performed at various locations along the transmit signal path by rotating either the data, the PN sequences used to spectrally spread the data, or the carrier signals used to modulate the data.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the disclosure propose parallel channel estimation and interference cancellation in a wireless communications system. For each common reference signal tone offset, interference cancellation and channel estimation may be performed independently. The proposed channel estimation method may increase performance of a system.
Abstract:
An adjustable length garment, for adjusting the length of a pant leg having an interior surface and a bottom edge, comprising an adjustment mechanism mounted to the interior surface near the bottom edge. The adjustment mechanism comprises an upper adjustment array and a lower adjustment array near the bottom edge. The adjustment mechanism comprises a vertical strip having an inner seam and an outer seam along which the vertical strip is attached to the interior surface. The adjustment mechanism also comprises fingers attached to the vertical strip along the inner seam, the fingers having integral hook and loop fastener material. The vertical strip has integral hook and loop fastener material for mating the upper adjustment array with the lower adjustment array. The fingers can fold along the inner seam to affix to the vertical strip to cover exposed fastener material.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the disclosure propose a unified channel estimation algorithm that combines two or more channel estimation algorithms in a single piece of hardware or software. The proposed unified channel estimation may dynamically switch, based on one or more metrics, between different modes of operation that utilize different channel estimation algorithms.
Abstract:
Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate automatically generating interleaved addresses during turbo decoding. An efficient recursive technique can be employed in which layers of nested loops enable the computation of a polynomial and a modular function given interleaved parameters “a” and “b” from a look up table. With the recursive technique, interleaved addresses can be generated, one interleaved address per clock cycle which can maintain turbo decoding performance.
Abstract:
An adjustable length garment, for adjusting the length of a pant leg having an interior surface and a bottom edge, comprising an adjustment tab mounted to the interior surface near the bottom edge, and an adjustment array located above the adjustment tab on the interior surface. The adjustment array comprises a vertical strip having an inner seam and an outer seam along which the vertical strip is attached to the interior surface. The adjustment array also comprises fingers attached to the vertical strip along the inner seam, the fingers having type two fastener material. The adjustment tab has type two fastener material, and the vertical strip has type one fastener material for mating with the adjustment tab. The fingers can fold along the inner seam to affix to the vertical strip to cover exposed fastener material.
Abstract:
A method for defining the shape of an edge of an aerofoil comprises the following steps: obtaining a starting value for the thickness of the edge; defining a distance from the edge of the aerofoil in terms of the thickness; over the defined distance, defining a space S in terms of normalised camberline and normalised thickness; transforming the space S to a new space S′; parameterising the new space S′ to obtain new values for normalised camberline and normalised thickness; defining a new shape for the edge using the new parameter values. In a preferred embodiment, the transforming step comprises applying a parabolic function to the space S.