View source for US Patent Application 18201280. ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR PERFORMING COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE FREQUENCY BANDS AND OPERATION METHOD OF ELECTRONIC DEVICE simplified abstract

=ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR PERFORMING COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE FREQUENCY BANDS AND OPERATION METHOD OF ELECTRONIC DEVICE=


==Inventors==

[[John Moon of Gyeonggi-do (KR)]]


[[Hyoseok Na of Gyeonggi-do (KR)]]


==ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR PERFORMING COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE FREQUENCY BANDS AND OPERATION METHOD OF ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


*This abstract for appeared for patent application  number 18201280 Titled 'ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR PERFORMING COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE FREQUENCY BANDS AND OPERATION METHOD OF ELECTRONIC DEVICE'

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a method for operating an electronic device. It involves measuring the strength of signals in different frequency bands and mapping these measurements to specific voltage magnitudes. The method then controls a power supply circuit to apply the appropriate voltage magnitudes to amplifiers in the device.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

In certain embodiments, a method of operating an electronic device, comprises: identifying strength of a signal within a first frequency band and strength of a signal within a second frequency band when operating in a mode of transmitting a signal within the first frequency band and a signal within the second frequency band; identifying first magnitudes of voltages based on mapping data in a memory, wherein the mapping data maps first magnitudes of the voltages according to strength of signal within the first frequency band and second magnitudes of the voltages according to strength of signal within the second frequency band, and the identified strength of the signal within the first frequency band; identifying the second magnitudes of the voltages based on the identified strength of the signal within the second frequency band and the mapping data; when there are identical magnitude of voltages among the first magnitudes of voltages applicable and the second magnitudes of voltages, controlling a power supply circuit to apply the identical magnitude of voltages to a first amplifier and/or a second amplifier.