US Patent Application 17804479. CONTINUOUS PHASE MODULATION IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract
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CONTINUOUS PHASE MODULATION IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Organization Name
QUALCOMM Incorporated==Inventor(s)==
[[Category:Xiaoxia Zhang of San Diego CA (US)]]
[[Category:Bin Tian of San Diego CA (US)]]
[[Category:Jing Sun of San Diego CA (US)]]
[[Category:Junyi Li of Fairless Hills PA (US)]]
CONTINUOUS PHASE MODULATION IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17804479 titled 'CONTINUOUS PHASE MODULATION IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Simplified Explanation
- The patent application is about improving communications in scenarios with high bandwidth or limited coverage. - The focus is on achieving high transceiver energy efficiency and robustness to non-linear power amplifiers. - One aspect of the invention involves a first network node transmitting information about a modulation scheme or modulation parameter to a second network node. - The modulation scheme can be selected from a set of modulation schemes, including APSK, QAM, CPM, ceCPM, or MACPM. - The second network node then sends back information about the modulation scheme or parameter associated with the modulation scheme for at least one transmission. - The goal is to enhance communication efficiency and reliability in scenarios with high bandwidth or limited coverage.
Original Abstract Submitted
Aspects presented herein may improve communications at high bandwidth or coverage limited scenarios, which may specify high transceiver energy efficiency and robustness to non-linear power amplifiers. In one aspect, a first network node transmits first information indicative of at least one of a modulation scheme or a modulation parameter to a second network node, where the modulation scheme is from a set of modulation schemes and the modulation parameter is associated with the modulation scheme, and where the set of modulation schemes includes one or more of: APSK, QAM, CPM, ceCPM, or MACPM. The first network node, from the second network node, second information indicative of at least one of the modulation scheme or the modulation parameter associated with the modulation scheme for at least one transmission.
