Method and apparatus for eliminating intermodulation interference in cellular telephone systems
AssigneeCellco Partnership
InventorsWilliam Chien-Yeh Lee, F. Craig Farrill
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AssigneeCellco Partnership
InventorsWilliam Chien-Yeh Lee, F. Craig Farrill
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The invention describes method and apparatus for reducing intermodulation interference caused by reception of undesired signals in wireless receivers. The apparatus comprises an antenna for receiving the desired signal, a low noise amplifier for amplifying this signal, an adjustable attenuator, and a transmitting antenna to transmit the amplified signal to the wireless receiver. By increasing the strength of the desired signal, the present invention eliminates intermodulation distortion caused by the undesirable signals. The invention also describes an apparatus further comprising an adjustable filter for limiting the spectral content of the transmitted amplified signal, and an apparatus for selecting the characteristics of the adjustable filter in accordance with the measured characteristics of the desired and undesired signals.
An apparatus for reducing intermodulation interference from an external signal transmitted from an external transmitter, comprising:
A method of reducing intermodulation interference from an external signal received from an external transmitter, comprising the steps of:
A system for reducing intermodulation interference in a wireless receiver during reception of a first signal, comprising:
An apparatus for reducing intermodulation interference in a wireless receiver during reception of a first signal transmitted by a first source in the presence of a second signal transmitted by a second source, wherein a relationship between the first source and the second source describe an interference region, comprising:
A method for reducing interference in a wireless receiver during reception of a first signal transmitted by a first source in a first location in the presence of a second signal transmitted by a second source in a second location, wherein a relationship between the first source and the second source defines an interference region, comprising the steps of:
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