Qualcomm incorporated (20240275045). MOTOR-BASED LENS BEAMFORMER simplified abstract
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MOTOR-BASED LENS BEAMFORMER
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Michael Levitsky of Rehovot (IL)
Yehonatan Dallal of Kfar Saba (IL)
Erez Havakuk of Petah Tikva (IL)
Eliyahu Arbiv of Nir Galim (IL)
MOTOR-BASED LENS BEAMFORMER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240275045 titled 'MOTOR-BASED LENS BEAMFORMER
The patent application discusses techniques for fine-tuning the direction of communication beams using a motor-based lens beamformer.
- Communication beams are generated by a lens beamformer and adjusted using a motor to have different spatial directions.
- The method involves communicating transmissions with another apparatus using these communication beams.
- The technology allows for precise control and optimization of the communication beams for improved performance.
Potential Applications: - Telecommunications systems - Satellite communication - Radar systems
Problems Solved: - Enhancing the efficiency of communication systems - Improving signal strength and quality - Optimizing beamforming technology
Benefits: - Increased data transmission speeds - Enhanced signal reliability - Better overall performance of communication systems
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Beamforming Technology for Communication Systems This technology can be utilized in various industries such as telecommunications, satellite communication, and radar systems to improve the efficiency and performance of communication networks.
Questions about Motor-Based Lens Beamformer Direction Fine Tuning: 1. How does motor-based lens beamformer direction fine tuning improve communication systems?
- Motor-based lens beamformer direction fine tuning allows for precise control and optimization of communication beams, leading to enhanced performance and efficiency in communication systems.
2. What are the potential applications of motor-based lens beamformer direction fine tuning technology?
- The technology can be applied in telecommunications, satellite communication, and radar systems to improve signal strength, data transmission speeds, and overall system performance.
Original Abstract Submitted
certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for motor-based lens beamformer direction fine tuning. an exemplary method performed by a first apparatus includes communicating one or more transmissions with a second apparatus using a plurality of communication beams, generated by at least one lens beamformer of the first apparatus, having different spatial directions and adjusting, using at least one motor of the first apparatus coupled with the at least one lens beamformer, the different spatial directions of the plurality of communication beams generated by the at least one lens beamformer.
