Time-division duplexing signal booster
AssigneeActelis Networks (Israel) Ltd.
InventorsElad DOMANOVITZ, Oded SINAI, Mauricio NURKO, Sarit UVAL
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AssigneeActelis Networks (Israel) Ltd.
InventorsElad DOMANOVITZ, Oded SINAI, Mauricio NURKO, Sarit UVAL
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A TDD signal booster includes first and second bidirectional terminals and an amplifier circuit arranged in a signal path between said first and second terminals. The amplifier circuit is to amplify TDD signals received at one of said first and second terminals for transmission from the other of said first and second terminals. The amplifier circuit is operable in a first configuration for amplifying TDD signals in one direction along the signal path and a second configuration for amplifying TDD signals in the opposite direction along the signal path. A control circuit is arranged to detect a silent period in said TDD signals, e.g. the guard period, and, in response to detecting the silent period, control said amplifier circuit to change configuration.
A signal booster for time division duplex “TDD” signals comprising:
A communication system comprising service provider equipment for sending Time-Division Duplexing (TDD) signals to and receiving TDD signals from customer equipment and a booster according to any preceding claim arranged to boost signals in transit between said service provider equipment and said customer equipment, wherein said service provider equipment comprises a power feeding unit arranged to feed power via wires which also serve for transmission of said TDD signals.
A communication system comprising customer equipment for sending Time-Division Duplexing (TDD) signals to and receiving TDD signals from service provider equipment and a booster according to any preceding claim arranged to boost TDD signals in transit between said service provider equipment and said customer equipment, wherein said customer equipment comprises a power feeding unit arranged to feed power via wires which also serve for transmission of said TDD signals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.