Dual-band transceiver
AssigneeRalink Technology (Singapore) Corporation
InventorALBERT JERNG
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Abstract
A dual-band transceiver is disclosed. In one embodiment, the system includes a first mixer circuit that generates a first signal having a first frequency that is within a first predefined frequency range. The system also includes a second mixer circuit that generates a second signal having one of a second frequency that is within a second predefined frequency range and a third frequency that is within a third predefined frequency range, and wherein each of the first mixer circuit and the second mixer circuit are used for at least two frequency bands.
Claims20
A circuit comprising:
- a first mixer circuit that generates a first signal having a first frequency that is within a first predefined frequency range;
- and
- a second mixer circuit that generates a second signal having one of a second frequency that is within a second predefined frequency range and a third frequency that is within a third predefined frequency range, and wherein each of the first mixer circuit and the second mixer circuit are used for at least two frequency bands.
A system comprising:
- a processor;
- a memory coupled to the processor;
- a first mixer circuit that generates a first signal having a first frequency that is within a first predefined frequency range;
- and
- a second mixer circuit that generates a second signal having one of a second frequency that is within a second predefined frequency range and a third frequency that is within a third predefined frequency range, and wherein each of the first mixer circuit and the second mixer circuit are used for at least two frequency bands.
A method comprising:
- generating a first signal having a first frequency that is within a first predefined frequency range;
- and
- generating a second signal having one of a second frequency that is within a second predefined frequency range, and a third frequency that is within a third predefined frequency range, and wherein each of the first mixer circuit and the second mixer circuit are used for at least two frequency bands.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.