Cable reduction
AssigneeRockstar Bidco, LP
InventorsSomsack Sychaleun, Steve Beaudin, Chun-Yun Jian
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AssigneeRockstar Bidco, LP
InventorsSomsack Sychaleun, Steve Beaudin, Chun-Yun Jian
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The present invention provides combining and separation circuitry, which allows multiple signals in different frequency bands to travel in either direction over a single cable and be combined and separated as desired. In one embodiment, the combining and separation circuitry includes first, second, third, and fourth ports. The first port is configured to send or receive signals in a first frequency band, the second port is configured to send or receive signals in a second frequency band, and the third port is configured to send or receive DC signals, baseband signals, or a combination thereof. The fourth port is configured to be coupled to a cable in which the signals in the first and second frequency bands, as well as the DC and/or baseband signals, can be sent in either direction.
A system comprising a first port, a second port, a third port, a fourth port, and a circuit network interconnecting the first, second, third, and fourth ports, and adapted to:
A system comprising a first port, a second port, a third port, a fourth port, and a circuit network interconnecting the first, second, third, and fourth ports, and adapted to:
A system comprising a cable, a first port, a second port, a third port, a fourth port, a fifth port, a sixth port, a seventh port, and a eighth port, wherein the first port, second port, third port, and fourth port form a portion of a first apparatus located in a base housing, and the fifth port, sixth port, seventh port, and the eighth port form a portion of a second apparatus located in a masthead in a base station environment, and further comprising a first circuit network interconnecting the first, second, third, and fourth ports, and a second circuit network interconnecting the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth ports, wherein the first circuit network is adapted to:
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