Dual bluetooth architecture of single IC and control method thereof
AssigneeRealtek Semiconductor Corp.
InventorsYou-Rung Chou, Ching-Her Huang, Hsin-Yu Chang
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AssigneeRealtek Semiconductor Corp.
InventorsYou-Rung Chou, Ching-Her Huang, Hsin-Yu Chang
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A method for controlling the operation of a dual Bluetooth architecture of a single IC includes: after establishing a first link of a first Bluetooth circuit, performing a first group of steps; and after establishing a second link of a second Bluetooth circuit, performing a second group of steps. The first group of steps includes: determining whether the second link uses a modulation technique; when the second link uses the modulation technique, disabling the first Bluetooth circuit from using it; and when the second link does not use the modulation technique, enabling the first Bluetooth circuit to use it. The second group of steps includes: determining whether the first link uses the modulation technique; when the first link uses the modulation technique, disabling the second Bluetooth circuit from using it; and when the first link does not use the modulation technique, enabling the second Bluetooth circuit to use it.
A dual Bluetooth (BT) architecture of a single IC, the dual BT architecture being used for preventing two sets of BT circuits of the dual BT architecture from using a specific modulation technology simultaneously to avoid mutual interference, and the dual BT architecture comprising:
A dual Bluetooth (BT) architecture of a single IC, the dual BT architecture being used for preventing two sets of BT circuits from using a specific modulation technology simultaneously to avoid mutual interference, and the dual BT architecture comprising:
A method for controlling an operation of a dual Bluetooth (BT) architecture of a single IC, the method being used for preventing a first set of BT circuits and a second set of BT circuits of the dual BT architecture from using a specific modulation technology simultaneously to avoid mutual interference, the method comprising:
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