WO2001035578A9 - A wireless apparatus having a transceiver equipped to support multiple wireless communication protocols - Google Patents
A wireless apparatus having a transceiver equipped to support multiple wireless communication protocolsInfo
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- the present invention relates to the field of wireless communication. More specifically, the present invention relates to the problem of concurrent wireless communication with multiple communication partners subscribing to different wireless communication protocols.
- Examples of technology to accomplish the later include the different variants of the IEEE 802.11 Standard published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, 802.11 (Frequency Hoping and Direct Sequence), 802.11a, 802.11b as well as Home RF, also known as Shared Wireless Access Protocol (SWAP) to those skilled in the art.
- 802.11 Frequency Hoping and Direct Sequence
- 802.11a 802.11a
- 802.11b 802.11b
- Home RF also known as Shared Wireless Access Protocol (SWAP) to those skilled in the art.
- SWAP Shared Wireless Access Protocol
- One such applications is having a notebook computer being able to communicate with peripheral devices such as a phone, a printer, a scanner and the like, in accordance with the Bluetooth protocol; and with other computing devices, such as other peer computers or servers, communication devices, such as modems or adapters, and networking devices, such as gateways, routers, switches and the like, in accordance with one of the 802.11 protocols or Home RF.
- the need cannot be met by simply providing the device with multiple transmitters, one for each protocol. The reason is because if multiple ones of these transmitters were to transmit at the same time. The transmitters are going to interfere with each other, resulting in corruption and/or loss of data, as well as degradation in performance.
- the present invention substantially address this need in a very efficient and low cost manner. This and other advantages of the present invention will be readily apparent from the description to follow.
- a wireless device is provided with a wireless transceiver having a joint signal transmit/receive section to transmit and receive signals wirelessly in accordance with a first and a second protocol.
- the wireless device is further provided with a first and second up/down conversion pair to correspondingly up and down convert the transmit and receive signals in accordance with the two protocols.
- the wireless device is provided with a first and second down conversion unit to correspondingly down convert the receive signals, and a shared up conversion section to up convert transmit signals, in accordance with the two protocols.
- the wireless device is further provided with a controller/signal processing section to control and perform, in a coordinated manner, the transmit and receive operations in accordance with the two protocols.
- the wireless device is further provided with a processor programmed to implement a time sharing schedule to facilitate the coordinated control and performance of the transmit and receive operations.
- the processor is further programmed to monitor the transmit and receive workloads of the two protocols and adaptively perform the coordinated control and signal processing, based at least in part on the observed workloads.
- the protocols may be selected pairs of Bluetooth, 802.11 , 802.11a, 802.11b, Home RF and the like.
- the wireless device may also be used as a master device or a gateway device of two wireless networks.
- FIG 1 illustrates an overview of the wireless device of the present invention, in accordance with one embodiment
- FIG. 2 illustrates a period of operation of the wireless device of the present invention, in accordance with one embodiment
- Figure 3 illustrates the transceiver of the wireless device of Fig. 1 in further detail, in accordance with one implementation
- Figure 4 illustrates the signal processing subsection of controller/signal processing section of the wireless device of Fig. 1 in further detail, in accordance with one implementation
- FIG. 5a-5c illustrate the controller subsection of the controller/signal processing section of Fig. 1 in further detail, in accordance with one implementation
- FIG. 6 illustrates an overview of the present invention, in accordance with another embodiment
- Figure 7 illustrates the transceiver of the wireless device of Fig. 6 in further detail, in accordance with one implementation.
- Figure 8 illustrates the controller subsection of the controller/signal processing section of Fig. 6 in further detail, in accordance with one implementation.
- wireless device 100 is provided with wireless transceiver 102 of the present invention to transmit and receive signals wirelessly in accordance with a first and a second wireless communication protocol, in a coordinated manner, to enable device 100 to communicate with devices 104a and devices 104b of wireless networks 108a and 108b, at substantially the same time.
- Wireless transceiver 102 includes joint signal transmit/receive section 103, and for the illustrated embodiment, a first and a second signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b sharing joint signal transmit/receive section 103.
- Wireless device 100 further includes controller/signal processing (C/SP) section 106 to process data for transmission by wireless transceiver 102, to process signals received by wireless transceiver 102, and to control the data/signal processing operations as well as the operation of wireless transceiver 102.
- C/SP controller/signal processing
- C/SP section 106 controls the data/signal processing operations and wireless transceiver 102 (hereinafter, simply transceiver), in a synchronized and coordinated fashion. More specifically, in this embodiment, C/SP section 106 controls the data/signal processing operations and transceiver 102 to alternate between transmits in a selected one of the two wireless communication protocols, and receives in both protocols.
- Figure 2 illustrates a period of operation in accordance with this embodiment.
- C/SP section 106 operates joint signal transmit/receive section 103 and signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b to perform transmit of signals to devices 104a of wireless network 108a (hereinafter, simply network) in accordance with the first wireless communication protocol (hereinafter, simply protocol), at the exclusion of devices 104b of network 108b.
- simply protocol the first wireless communication protocol
- C/SP section 106 also temporarily suspends processing of signals output from the signal down conversion sections of signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b.
- T3 for duration t3, the operation is performed for the second protocol.
- C/SP section 106 operates joint signal transmit/receive section 103 and signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b to perform transmit of signals to devices 104b of network 108b in accordance with the second protocol, at the exclusion of devices 104a of network 108a; and in like manner, temporarily suspends processing of signals output from the signal down conversion sections of signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b.
- time periods T2 and T4 for duration t2 and t4 respectively, C/SP section 106 processes signals output by the down conversion sections of both signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b to receive signals from devices 104a and 104b of networks 108a and 108b in accordance with the respective protocols.
- C/SP section 106 temporarily suspends transmissions of signals to devices 104a as well as devices 104b of networks 108a and 108b.
- devices 104a are able to receive in time period T1 , and transmit when there are packets to transmit, but otherwise receive, in time periods T2-T4.
- devices 104b are able to receive in time period T3, and transmit when there are packets to transmit, but otherwise receive, in time periods T1-T2 and T4.
- wireless device 100 is able to operate with devices 104a and 104b of networks 108a and 108b in two wireless protocols at the same time.
- time periods T1-T4 may or may not be equal in duration. That is, numerically t1-t4 may or may not be equal.
- duration t1-t4 of time periods T1-T4 are dynamically and adaptively set.
- duration t1-t4 of time periods T1-T4 are adaptively set based at least in part of transmit and receive workloads of networks 108a and 108b.
- Wireless device 100 is intended to represent a wide range of devices that can benefit from having the ability to wirelessly operate with other wireless devices in two or more wireless communication protocols at the same time.
- Examples of device 100 include but not limited to computers of various form factors, such as desktop, notebook, palm size and so forth, controller devices (i.e. master devices) to manage and control the operation of networks 108a and 108b, and gateway devices to facilitate communication between devices 104a and devices 104b.
- devices 104a and 104b are intended to represent a broad range of devices that can benefit from being able to communicate wirelessly. Examples of devices 104a include but not limited to phones, video cameras, speakers, modems, printers and scanners equipped to wireless communicate in accordance with the Bluetooth protocol.
- Examples of devices 104b include clients and servers, as well as gateways, modems, hubs, routers, and switches equipped to wireless communicate in accordance with a selected variant of the IEEE 802.11 protocols or Home RF.
- joint signal transmit/receive section 103 is a joint RF transmit/receive section
- each signal up/down conversion pair 105a/105b is an IF up/down conversion pair.
- Fig. 1 For ease of understanding, only two groups of devices 104a and 104b communicating in accordance with the first and second wireless communication protocols (supported by two up/down conversion sections 105a-105b in transceiver 102) are shown in Fig. 1. However, from the description to follow, it will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, the present invention may be practiced with more than two protocols, with employment of additional signal up/down conversion sections for the additional protocols, as long as they are likewise coordinated.
- transceiver 102 includes joint signal transmit/receive section 103, and first and second signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b sharing joint signal transmit/receive section 103.
- joint signal transmit/receive section 103 is similarly constituted as prior art transmit/receive sections, with switch 302, low noise amplifier (LNA) 304, power amplifier (PA) 306 and filters 308a-308b coupled to each other as shown.
- LNA low noise amplifier
- PA power amplifier
- Each signal up/down conversion section 105a/105b is also similarly constituted as in the prior art, with a signal up conversion subsection 316a/316b and a signal down conversion subsection 314a/314b for up and down conversion of signals of different frequencies of interest.
- joint transmit/receive section 103 is the earlier mentioned joint RF transmit/receive section that operates in a radio frequency
- first and second signal up/down conversion pairs 105a/105b are the earlier mentioned IF up/down conversion pairs that operate in intermediate frequencies.
- down conversion subsections 314a- 314b of up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b are coupled to joint signal transmit/receive section 103 in parallel, via splitter 310. That is, receive signals output by filter 308a are provided to both down conversion subsections 314a-314b for down conversions in their respective frequencies of interest, allowing receive signals transmitted in different frequencies or protocols to be received at the same time.
- up conversion subsections 316a-316b of up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b they are selectively coupled to joint signal transmit/receive section 103, via switch 312.
- transmit signals from up conversion subsections 314a- 314b operating in their respective frequencies are selectively provided to filter 308b to filter, in preparation for transmission, at the exclusion of the other, resulting in only signals from one frequency of interest (or protocol) being transmitted at any one point in time.
- signal processing subsection 402 of C/SP section 106 includes memory 402, first and second receive signal processing blocks 404a-404b for first and second protocols, first and second transmit data processing blocks 406a-406b for first and second protocols, and A/D as well as D/A converters 408a-408b and 410a- 410b.
- These elements perform their conventional functions known in the art, and their constitutions are protocol dependent, that is depending on the protocol they are designed/configured to support, e.g. an 802.11 variant or Bluetooth and so forth.
- A/D and D/A converters 408a-408b and 410a-410b convert analog signals into digital signals, and digital signals to analog signals respectively.
- First and second receive signal processing blocks 404a-404b process the digitized receive signals in accordance with their respective protocols to extract receive data, and store the extracted receive data in memory 402.
- First and second transmit data processing blocks 406a-406b process transmit data stored in memory 402 and package them for conversion and then transmission in accordance with first and second protocols respectively (e.g. adding headers, check sums and so forth). Except for the manner they are advantageously used to effectuate the substantially simultaneous communication with wireless devices in two protocols, these elements are otherwise known in the art.
- receive and transmit signal processing blocks 404a and 406a process receive signals and package transmit data in accordance with a selected one of IEEE 802.11 , 802.11a and 802.11b, and the Home RF protocol, whereas receive and transmit signal processing blocks 404b and 406b process receive signals and package transmit data in accordance with the Bluetooth protocol.
- support for a selected one of IEEE 802.11 , 802.11a and 802.11b, and the Home RF protocol may be dynamically selected.
- multiple ones of receive and transmit signal processing blocks 404a and 406a are provided, and coupled to A/D and D/A converters 408a and 410a via a switching matrix.
- controller subsection 500 of C/SP section 106 is illustrated in further detail, in accordance with one implementation.
- controller subsection 500 includes processor 502 and memory 504.
- programming instructions 506 Stored in memory 504 are programming instructions 506 to be executed by processor 502 to effectuate the earlier describe control of the receive and transmit processing operations of the signal processing subsection of C/SP section 106 and transceiver 102 for the time sharing mode of operation as set forth referencing Fig. 2.
- processor 502 (executing programming instructions 506) causes signal up conversion subsection 314a of first signal up/down conversion pair 105a to be coupled to joint signal transmit/receive section 103 at the exclusion of signal up conversion subsection 314b of first signal up/down conversion pair 105b.
- processor 502 causes receive signal processing blocks 404a and 404b to temporarily ignore or suspend processing signals output by down conversion subsections 314a-314b.
- processor 502 repeatedly determines if it has operated in this mode for a sufficient duration, i.e. if elapsed time for period T1 has reached t1. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for the appropriate duration, the process continues at 516.
- processor 502 causes signal up conversion subsections 314a-314b of both first and second signal up/down conversion pairs 105a-105b to be de-coupled from joint signal transmit/receive section 103, thereby preventing signals to be transmitted under either protocol. Furthermore, processor 502 causes receive signal processing blocks 404a and 404b to resume processing signals output by down conversion subsections 314a-314b, thereby allowing signals received in both protocols to be processed and received at the same time.
- processor 502 repeatedly determines if it has operated in this mode for a sufficient duration, i.e. if elapsed time for period T2 has reached t2. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for the appropriate duration, the process continues at 520.
- processor 502 causes signal up conversion subsection 314b of second signal up/down conversion pair 105b to be coupled to joint signal transmit/receive section 103 at the exclusion of signal up conversion subsection 314a of first signal up/down conversion pair 105a.
- processor 502 causes receive signal processing blocks 404a and 404b to temporarily ignore or suspend processing signals output by down conversion subsections 314a-314b.
- processor 502 repeatedly determines if it has operated in this mode for a sufficient duration, i.e. if elapsed time for period T3 has reached t3. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for the appropriate duration, the process continues at 524 and 526.
- processor performs the same functions as earlier described for 516 and 518. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for period T4 for time t4, the process continues at 512.
- memory 504 is also used to store the duration values t1-t4, allowing the length of periods T1-T4 to be programmable.
- programming instructions 506 are also equipped to adaptively adjusted these values.
- processor monitors for transmit and receive packets of each protocol, and upon detection, updates two workload counters, one for each of the protocols, accordingly.
- processor determines if the period for monitoring has elapsed. The period may be pre-programmed or provided through e.g. a programmable configuration register (not shown). Operations 532-534 are repeated until the monitoring period has expired.
- processor 502 analyzes the cumulated workload data for the two protocols, and adaptively adjusted the duration values t1- t4 for periods T1-T4, based at least in part on the observed workloads for the two protocols.
- the adjustment may be made in a straight forward proportional manner, or employing any one of a number of heuristic approaches.
- processor 502 Upon making the adjustment, in one embodiment, processor 502 resumes the monitoring immediately. In an alternate embodiment, processor 502 resumes the monitoring after waiting a pre-determined or dynamically determined period of time. Alternatively, it may also resume only upon invoked to do so.
- wireless device 100' is provided with wireless transceiver 102' of the present invention to transmit and receive signals wirelessly in accordance with a first and a second wireless communication protocol, in a coordinated manner, to enable device 100' to communicate with devices 104a and devices 104b of wireless networks 108a and 108b, at substantially the same time.
- wireless transceiver 102' includes joint signal transmit/receive section 103.
- wireless device 100' is provided with a first and a second signal down conversion section 105c-105d and a common signal up conversion unit 105e, sharing joint signal transmit/receive section 103.
- Wireless device 100' further includes controller/signal processing (C/SP) section 106 to process data for transmission by wireless transceiver 102', to process signals received by wireless transceiver 102', and to control the data/signal processing operations as well as the operation of wireless transceiver 102'.
- C/SP section 106 controls the data/signal processing operations and wireless transceiver 102', in a synchronized and coordinated fashion, as described earlier.
- FIG. 7 illustrates transceiver 102' in further detail, in accordance with one implementation.
- Joint signal transmit/receive section 103 is similarly constituted as earlier described.
- Each signal down conversion section 105c/105d is also similarly constituted as in the prior art, and functions as earlier described signal down conversion subsection 314a 314b.
- Common signal up conversion section 105e serves the functions of both signal up conversion subsections 316a and 316b.
- down conversion sections 105c-105d are coupled to joint signal transmit/receive section 103 in parallel, via splitter 310. That is, receive signals output by filter 308a are provided to both down conversion sections 105c- 105d for down conversions in their respective frequencies of interest, allowing receive signals transmitted in different frequencies or protocols to be received at the same time.
- common up conversion sections 105e it is selectively coupled to the transmit signal processing sections of C/SP 106, via switch 312. That is, transmit signals of the two protocols are provided to filter 308b through up conversion section 105e operating in one of two frequencies, at the exclusion of the other, for preparation for transmission, resulting in only signals from one frequency of interest (or protocol) being transmitted at any one point in time.
- C/SP 106 is similarly constituted as earlier described referencing Fig. 4, including controller subsection 500, which is constituted as earlier described referencing Fig. 5a.
- controller subsection 500 which is constituted as earlier described referencing Fig. 5a.
- the operational flow of controller subsection 500 under this alternate embodiment is slightly different, which is illustrated in Fig. 8.
- processor 502 (executing programming instructions 506) causes signal up conversion section 105e to be coupled to transmit signal processing subsection 406b of signal processing section 400 (for the first protocol), at the exclusion of transmit signal processing subsection 406a (for the second protocol). At the same time, processor 502 causes receive signal processing blocks 404a and 404b to temporarily ignore or suspend processing signals output by down conversion subsections 105c-105d. At 814, processor 502 repeatedly determines if it has operated in this mode for a sufficient duration, i.e. if elapsed time for period T1 has reached t1. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for the appropriate duration, the process continues at 816.
- processor 502 causes signal up conversion section 105e to be decoupled from both transmit signal processing subsections 406a and 406b of signal processing section 400, thereby preventing signals to be transmitted under either protocol. Furthermore, processor 502 causes receive signal processing blocks 404a and 404b to resume processing signals output by down conversion sections 105c- 105d, thereby allowing signals received in both protocols to be processed and received at the same time.
- processor 502 repeatedly determines if it has operated in this mode for a sufficient duration, i.e. if elapsed time for period T2 has reached t2. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for the appropriate duration, the process continues at 820.
- processor 502 causes signal up conversion section 105e to be coupled to transmit signal processing subsection 406a of signal processing section 400 (for the second protocol), at the exclusion of transmit signal processing subsection 406b (for the first protocol). At the same time, processor 502 causes receive signal processing blocks 404a and 404b to temporarily ignore or suspend processing signals output by down conversion sections 105c-105d. At 822, processor 502 repeatedly determines if it has operated in this mode for a sufficient duration, i.e. if elapsed time for period T3 has reached t3. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for the appropriate duration, the process continues at 824 and 826.
- processor performs the same functions as earlier described for 816 and 818. Eventually, upon determining it has operated in this mode for period T4 for time t4, the process continues at 812.
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