Autonomous Electromagnetic Emissions Reduction For Sensitivity Improvement
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorMehyar Khazei
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AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorMehyar Khazei
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Techniques are described to improve the electrical characterization of ICs and PCBs in a manner that ultimately contributes to network optimization by improving sensitivity without increasing power consumption. Knowledge generated by, for example, emissions and susceptibility profiles, is used to dynamically optimize sensitivity for a device, such as a handset, to take into account its operating environment in a network. In an exemplary embodiment, the handset takes advantage of a priori computed and/or measured electromagnetic interference profiles (such as noise profiles) to reduce or minimize interference among components in the device. In one scenario, using the knowledge of which components are interference aggressors, and which are victims of the potential interference scenarios, device operational states are adaptively configured.
A method of adaptively changing at least one of power and sensitivity metrics of an electrical device, comprising:
A device comprising:
A computer program to adaptively change at least one of power and sensitivity metrics of an electrical device having instructions to cause the electrical device to:
A method of optimizing performance of a wireless network by a base station, comprising:
A method of optimizing performance of a wireless network, comprising:
A device comprising:
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