Phase compensation for multicarrier signaling
OwnerPushp TRIKHA, Peter BACONinventors
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Abstract
Disclosed is an apparatus and a method for phase compensation in multicarrier communication. The method includes identifying, from a plurality of component carriers, a first component carrier having a first boundary and a second component carrier having a second boundary; obtaining a gain state phase at the first boundary of the first component carrier; and performing a phase compensation for the second component carrier based on the gain state phase of the first component carrier.
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A method for phase compensation in multicarrier communication, comprising:
- identifying, from a plurality of component carriers, a first component carrier having a first boundary and a second component carrier having a second boundary;
- obtaining a gain state phase at the first boundary of the first component carrier;
- and
- performing a phase compensation for the second component carrier based on the gain state phase of the first component carrier.
A mobile device for wireless communication, comprising:
- at least one antenna;
- a processor;
- and
- a memory storing instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the mobile device to:
- receive a signal comprising a first component carrier and a second component carrier, the first component carrier including a first boundary and the second component carrier including a second boundary;
- obtain a gain state phase at the first boundary of the first component carrier;
- and
- perform a phase compensation for the second component carrier based on the gain state phase of the first component carrier.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, perform a method comprising:
- identifying, from a plurality of component carriers, a first component carrier having a first boundary and a second component carrier having a second boundary;
- obtaining a gain state phase at the first boundary of the first component carrier;
- and
- performing a phase compensation for the second component carrier based on the gain state phase of the first component carrier.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.