Method and apparatus for reducing interference in a time division duplex communication system
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsTerence E. Sumner, Stephen H. Dunkerton, John R. Melton
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsTerence E. Sumner, Stephen H. Dunkerton, John R. Melton
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A first transmitter (103) reduces an interference in a time division duplex (TDD) communication system (100). The first transmitter (103) alternates from a transmit state in which a first information signal (130) is transmitted to a standby state in which a residual signal (132) is transmitted. The first transmitter (103) includes a transmitter section (142) and a controller (141). The transmitter section (142 transmits the first information signal (130) and the residual signal (132). The transmitter section (142) includes a power amplifier (144) to amplify the first information signal (130) and the residual signal (132) to a power level; and an exciter (143) to control a carrier frequency of the first information signal (130) and the residual signal (132). The controller (141) is coupled to the power amplifier (144) and the exciter (143), for adjusting the power level and setting the carrier frequency.
A method for use in a first transmitter which reduces an interference in a time division duplex (TDD) communication system having the first transmitter, a second transmitter, and a receiver, wherein the first transmitter alternates from a transmit state in which a first information signal having a first bandwidth is transmitted to a standby state in which a residual signal is transmitted, and wherein, during the standby state of the first transmitter, the second transmitter transmits a second information signal having a second bandwidth smaller than the first bandwidth, and wherein the receiver has a composite pass band having a bandwidth substantially equivalent to the second bandwidth, the method comprising the steps of:
A first transmitter which reduces an interference in a time division duplex (TDD) communication system having the first transmitter, a second transmitter, and a receiver, wherein the first transmitter alternates between a transmit state in which a first information signal having a first bandwidth is transmitted and a standby state in which a residual signal is transmitted, and wherein, during the standby state of the first transmitter, the second transmitter transmits a second information signal having a second bandwidth smaller than the first bandwidth, and wherein the receiver has a composite pass band having a bandwidth substantially equivalent to the second bandwidth, the first transmitter comprising:
A method for use in a first transmitter which reduces an interference in a time division duplex (TDD) communication system having the first transmitter, a second transmitter, and a receiver, wherein the first transmitter alternates between a transmit state in which a first information signal having a first bandwidth is transmitted and a standby state in which a residual signal is transmitted, and wherein, during the standby state of the first transmitter, the second transmitter transmits a second information signal having a second bandwidth, and wherein the receiver has a composite pass band having a bandwidth substantially equivalent to the second bandwidth, the method comprising the steps of:
A first transmitter which reduces an interference in a time division duplex (TDD) communication system having the first transmitter, a second transmitter, and a receiver, wherein the first transmitter alternates between a transmit state in which a first information signal having a first bandwidth is transmitted and a standby state in which a residual signal is transmitted, and wherein, during the standby state of the first transmitter, the second transmitter transmits a second information signal having a second bandwidth, and wherein the receiver has a composite pass band having a bandwidth substantially equivalent to the second bandwidth, the first transmitter comprising:
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