Transmitter and receiver architecture for multi-mode wireless device
AssigneeSpreadtrum Communications Corporation
InventorsLawrence Jarrett Malone, Lon Christensen
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AssigneeSpreadtrum Communications Corporation
InventorsLawrence Jarrett Malone, Lon Christensen
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A multi-mode wireless device having a transceiver including a multi-mode transmitter and a multi-mode receiver. The transmitter can include a multi-mode transmit baseband portion configured to support all of the transmit modes. Similarly, the receiver can include a multi-mode baseband portion that is configured to support all of the receive modes. The transmitter can also include a frequency conversion stage that can convert the output from the transmit baseband portion to the desired transmit frequency. Multiple power amplifiers in parallel, each configured to support one or more of the operating modes, can selectively amplify the transmit signals. The receiver can include multiple low noise amplifiers (LNAs) in parallel, each configured to selectively amplify the received signals of one or more of the operating modes. The output of the LNAs can be coupled to a frequency conversion stage that downconverts the received signals and provides them to the baseband portion.
A multi-mode wireless communication device capable of concurrent wireless communications with a plurality of wireless communication systems, the device comprising:
A multi-mode wireless communication device capable of concurrent wireless communications with a plurality of wireless communication systems, the device comprising:
A method of configuring a multi-mode wireless communication device, the method comprising:
A method of configuring a multi-mode wireless communication device, the method comprising time multiplexing an operating mode of a multi-mode wireless transceiver, wherein time multiplexing the operating mode comprises:
A method of configuring a multi-mode wireless communication device, the method comprising:
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