Systems and methods of transmitter protection for wireless communications

A method for transmitting an input signal to a receiving radio frequency unit, comprising:

• receiving the input signal to be transmitted;
• generating a plurality of individual wireless signals from the input signal, wherein each individual wireless signal of the plurality of individual wireless signals has a phase and an amplitude;
• adjusting the phase of each individual wireless signal of the plurality of individual wireless signals such that the phase matches or meets a condition based on a predetermined phase of all other individual wireless signals of the plurality of individual wireless signals, wherein the predetermined phase enables the plurality of individual wireless signals to spatially combine to form a beam comprising the input signal;
• adjusting the amplitude of each individual wireless signal of the plurality of individual wireless signals such that the amplitude matches or meets a condition based on a predetermined gain of all other individual wireless signals of the plurality of individual wireless signals, wherein the predetermined gain enables the plurality of individual wireless signals to spatially combine to form the beam comprising the input signal;
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• transmitting each individual wireless signal of the plurality of individual wireless signals over a wireless channel to the receiving radio frequency unit such that the plurality of individual wireless signals spatially combine to form the beam, over the wireless channel, that comprises the input signal.

A wireless communications system for transmitting an input signal to a receiving radio frequency unit, comprising:

• a means for transmitting a first wireless signal to the receiving radio frequency unit, the first wireless signal having a first phase and a first amplitude;
• a means for transmitting a second wireless signal to the receiving radio frequency unit, the second wireless signal having a second phase and a second amplitude;
• a means for synchronizing the first phase with the second phase;
• a means for synchronizing the first amplitude with the second amplitude;
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• a means for spatially combining the first wireless signal and the second wireless signal to form a beam, to the receiving radio frequency unit, that comprises the input signal.