Wireless transceiver calibration opportunities

A method for calibration comprising:

• identifying, at a first device, a first time window corresponding to an opportunity to receive signals from or transmit signals to a second device;
• transitioning by the first device from a lower power state to a high power state during a second time window, the second time window including the first time window;
• and
• calibrating a transceiver chain of the first device during a portion of the second time window, the portion of the second time window outside the first time window.

An apparatus comprising a first device, the apparatus comprising:

• one or more processors,
• memory in electronic communication with the one or more processors;
• and
• instructions stored in the memory and executable by the one or more processors to cause the first device to:
• receive one or more wireless signals indicating a first set of resources where the first device is scheduled to transmit or receive communications;
• and
• calibrate a wireless transceiver chain of the first device in a second set of resources, wherein the second set of resources exclude the first set of resources and includes at least a portion of a third set of resources;
• wherein the third set of resources are resource in which the first device has an option to transmit or receive communications based on a protocol configuration.

An apparatus comprising first device, the apparatus comprising:

• one or more processors,
• memory in electronic communication with the one or more processor;
• and
• instructions stored in the memory and executable by the one or more processors to cause the first device to:
• identify a first time window corresponding to an opportunity to receive signals from or transmit signals to a second device;
• transition from a lower power state to a high power state during a second time window, the second time window including the first time window;
• and
• calibrate a transceiver chain of the first device during a portion of the second time window, the portion of the second time window outside the first time window.