Qualcomm incorporated (20240237067). DETECTING AND AVOIDING INTERFERERS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS simplified abstract
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DETECTING AND AVOIDING INTERFERERS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
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Inventor(s)
Suresh Chandrasekaran of Kanchipuram (IN)
Rudreshwar Natarajan of Bengaluru (IN)
Kapil Rai of Sunnyvale CA (US)
Syam Krishna Babbellapati of Chennai, Tamilnadu (IN)
DETECTING AND AVOIDING INTERFERERS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240237067 titled 'DETECTING AND AVOIDING INTERFERERS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
The abstract of this patent application discusses various aspects related to wireless communication. In summary, a wireless communication transmitter monitors clear channel assessments (CCA) for a primary bandwidth and determines the presence of an interferer based on tracking packet drops within the primary bandwidth. Additionally, the transmitter monitors CCAs for secondary bandwidths and determines interferer presence based on tracking packet transmissions within the secondary bandwidths.
- Wireless communication transmitter monitors CCAs for primary and secondary bandwidths
- Determines interferer presence based on tracking packet drops and transmissions
- Addresses interference detection in wireless communication systems
- Utilizes packet drops and transmissions to identify interferers
- Enhances communication reliability by detecting and mitigating interference
Potential Applications: - Wireless communication systems - IoT devices - Smart home technology - Industrial automation - Telecommunications networks
Problems Solved: - Interference detection in wireless communication - Improving communication reliability - Enhancing network performance
Benefits: - Increased communication reliability - Enhanced network efficiency - Improved data transmission quality - Reduced interference disruptions - Enhanced overall system performance
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Interference Detection in Wireless Communication Systems" This technology can be applied in various industries such as telecommunications, IoT, smart home devices, and industrial automation. It offers improved communication reliability and network performance, making it valuable for companies seeking to enhance their wireless systems.
Prior Art: Researchers can explore prior art related to interference detection in wireless communication systems, packet tracking methods, and CCA monitoring techniques to understand the evolution of this technology.
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are continuously exploring new methods for interference detection and mitigation in wireless communication systems. Stay updated on the latest advancements in packet tracking and CCA monitoring for improved network performance.
Questions about Enhanced Interference Detection in Wireless Communication Systems:
1. How does this technology improve communication reliability in wireless systems? This technology enhances communication reliability by effectively detecting and mitigating interference, ensuring smoother data transmission and network performance.
2. What are the potential applications of this innovation beyond wireless communication systems? In addition to wireless communication systems, this innovation can be applied in IoT devices, smart home technology, industrial automation, and telecommunications networks for improved performance and reliability.
Original Abstract Submitted
various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. in some aspects, a wireless communication transmitter may monitor a clear channel assessment (cca) for a primary bandwidth associated with the transmitter. the wireless communication transmitter may determine whether an interferer is located within the primary bandwidth based at least in part on tracking packet drops, within the primary bandwidth, that are based at least in part on the cca. the wireless communication transmitter may monitor one or more additional ccas for one or more secondary bandwidths associated with the transmitter. the wireless communication transmitter may determine whether an interferer is located within at least one bandwidth, of the one or more secondary bandwidths, based at least in part on tracking packet transmissions, within the one or more secondary bandwidths, that are based at least in part on the one or more additional ccas. numerous other aspects are described.
