Multiple receiver combining for wireless communications

A method comprising:

• receiving a first signal via a receiver coupled to a first antenna of an electronic device;
• receiving a second signal via the receiver coupled to a second antenna of the electronic device;
• determining, via processing circuitry of the electronic device, a first weighting factor associated with the first signal based on a first pilot power of the first signal;
• determining, via the processing circuitry of the electronic device, a second weighting factor associated with the second signal based on a second pilot power of the second signal;
• adjusting, via the processing circuitry of the electronic device, the first signal based on a first time offset, a first frequency offset, and the first weighting factor associated with the first signal to generate a first adjusted signal;
• adjusting, via the processing circuitry of the electronic device, the second signal based on a second time offset, a second frequency offset, and the second weighting factor associated with the second signal to generate a second adjusted signal;
• combining, via the processing circuitry of the electronic device, the first adjusted signal and the second adjusted signal to generate a combined signal;
• and
• decoding, via the processing circuitry of the electronic device, downlink information based on the combined signal.

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by processing circuitry of user equipment, cause the processing circuitry to:

• receive a first signal via a first antenna of an electronic device;
• receive a second signal via a second antenna of the electronic device;
• determine a first time offset and a first frequency offset associated with the first signal based on a first signal analysis in both time and frequency domains using a starting time and a central frequency;
• determine a second time offset and a second frequency offset associated with the second signal based on a second signal analysis in both the time and frequency domains using the starting time and the central frequency;
• adjust the first signal based on the first time offset and the first frequency offset to generate a first adjusted signal;
• adjust the second signal based on the second time offset and the second frequency offset to generate a second adjusted signal;
• combine the first adjusted signal and the second adjusted signal to generate a combined signal;
• and
• decode downlink information based on the combined signal.