MEDIATEK Singapore Pte. Ltd. (20240235632). RF BEAMFORMING TOPOLOGY simplified abstract

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RF BEAMFORMING TOPOLOGY

Organization Name

MEDIATEK Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Inventor(s)

Hashem Zare-hoseini of Cambridge (GB)

RF BEAMFORMING TOPOLOGY - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240235632 titled 'RF BEAMFORMING TOPOLOGY

The patent application describes systems for vector modulated beamforming that are space-efficient and provide high channel isolation. These systems may implement I/Q vector modulation downstream of receive signal summation and/or upstream of transmit signal division. By performing I/Q modulation on a transmit signal before dividing it among multiple transmit channels, or on a receive signal after multiple receive channels have been summed, fewer I/Q modulators than channels are needed, resulting in a space-efficient beamforming architecture with low channel crosstalk.

  • Vector modulated beamforming systems implemented in a space-efficient manner with high channel isolation.
  • I/Q vector modulation performed downstream of receive signal summation and/or upstream of transmit signal division.
  • Fewer I/Q modulators than channels used by implementing modulation before signal division or after signal summation.
  • Space-efficient beamforming architecture with low channel crosstalk and simple calibration procedures.
  • Channel summing and/or dividing circuitry coupled between amplification circuitry and I/Q vector modulation circuitry to use fewer I/Q modulators than channels.
      1. Potential Applications

The technology can be applied in wireless communication systems, radar systems, satellite communication, and phased array antennas.

      1. Problems Solved

The system addresses the challenges of space efficiency, high channel isolation, and simplifying calibration procedures in beamforming architectures.

      1. Benefits

The benefits include improved channel isolation, reduced crosstalk, space-efficient design, and simplified calibration processes.

      1. Commercial Applications

"Space-Efficient Vector Modulated Beamforming Systems for Wireless Communication" can be utilized in 5G networks, satellite communication systems, radar applications, and military communications.

      1. Prior Art

Prior art related to this technology can be found in patents and research papers on beamforming architectures, vector modulation, and channel isolation techniques in communication systems.

      1. Frequently Updated Research

Stay updated on the latest advancements in vector modulated beamforming technologies, beamforming algorithms, and channel isolation methods in wireless communication systems.

        1. Questions about Vector Modulated Beamforming:

1. How does vector modulated beamforming improve channel isolation and crosstalk in communication systems? 2. What are the key advantages of implementing I/Q vector modulation in beamforming architectures?


Original Abstract Submitted

described herein are systems for vector modulated beamforming that may be implemented in a space-efficient manner and with high channel isolation. in some embodiments, systems described herein may perform i/q vector modulation downstream of receive signal summation and/or upstream of transmit signal division. implementing i/q modulation on a transmit signal prior to dividing the transmit signal among multiple transmit channels, and/or on a receive signal after multiple receive channels have been summed to form the receive signal, may use fewer i/q modulators than channels, such as a single i/q modulator. having fewer i/q modulators than channels results in a space-efficient beamforming architecture having low channel crosstalk and/or permits use of a simple i/q modulator calibration procedure. alternatively or additionally, in some embodiments, channel summing and/or dividing circuitry in systems described herein may be coupled between amplification circuitry and i/q vector modulation circuitry to advantageously use fewer i/q modulators than channels.