Abstract: A power management technique at a mobile station is disclosed that features a dedicated processor for continuously processing sensor data, in addition to a main processor for the conventional processing in the mobile station. The dedicated processor executes a set of data-processing primitives. The data-processing primitives operate on received sensor signals that are based on the monitoring of one or more physical conditions. The processing primitives process the received sensor signals, in which the processing of the signals results in a transitioning of the dedicated processor from one data-processing state to another data-processing state. The transitioning is based on one or more predetermined patterns being detected in the data. The processing performed by the primitives results in the generating of a power management signal based on the transition between states and also results in the transitioning of the main processor to an active mode of processing.

Abstract: A hybrid device includes both an IEEE-802.11e type WLAN client station (QAP) and a BLUETOOTH piconet unit interconnected such that the BLUETOOTH transmissions are scheduled to occur according to a transmission opportunity (TXOP) that was granted by a quality of service (QoS) access point (QAP) in a basic service set (BSS). Requests for BLUETOOTH traffic are handled by the associated QSTA which generates an add traffic service (ADDTS) to the QAP.

Abstract: A power management technique at a mobile station is disclosed that features a dedicated processor for continuously processing sensor data, in addition to a main processor for the conventional processing in the mobile station. The dedicated processor executes a set of data-processing primitives. The data-processing primitives operate on received sensor signals that are based on the monitoring of one or more physical conditions. The processing primitives process the received sensor signals, in which the processing of the signals results in a transitioning of the dedicated processor from one data-processing state to another data-processing state. The transitioning is based on one or more predetermined patterns being detected in the data. The processing performed by the primitives results in the generating of a power management signal based on the transition between states and also results in the transitioning of the main processor to an active mode of processing.

Abstract: A hybrid device includes both an IEEE-802.11e type WLAN client station (QAP) and a BLUETOOTH piconet unit interconnected such that the BLUETOOTH transmissions are scheduled to occur according to a transmission opportunity (TXOP) that was granted by a quality of service (QoS) access point (QAP) in a basic service set (BSS). Requests for BLUETOOTH traffic are handled by the associated QSTA which generates an add traffic service (ADDTS) to the QAP.

Abstract: A hybrid device (100) includes both a IEEE-802.11e type WLAN client station (QAP) (102) and a BLUETOOTH piconet unit (104) interconnected such that the BLUETOOTH transmissions are scheduled to occur according to a transmission opportunity (TXOP) (126) that was granted by a quality of service (QoS) access point (QAP) (116) in a basic service set (BSS) (112). Requests for BLUETOOTH traffic are handled by the associated QSTA (102) which generates an add traffic service (ADDTS) (124) to the QAP.

Abstract: A hybrid device (100) includes both a IEEE-802.11e type WLAN client station (QAP) (102) and a BLUETOOTH piconet unit (104) interconnected such that the BLUETOOTH transmissions are scheduled to occur according to a transmission opportunity (TXOP) (126) that was granted by a quality of service (QoS) access point (QAP) (116) in a basic service set (BSS) (112). Requests for BLUETOOTH traffic are handled by the associated QSTA (102) which generates an add traffic service (ADDTS) (124) to the QAP.

Abstract: This invention relates to an improved memory storage system which allows interleaving between two separate memory banks. In this way, data can be retrieved simultaneously from the two memory banks and placed on the data bus alternately. While the data from one data bank is on the data bus, data is being retrieved from the other data bank. In general, a data bank requires a number of wait states in order to retrieve data, during which no data is transferred onto the data bus from that particular data bank. However, by interleaving the data between two separate memory banks, data retrieved from the first memory bank can be placed on the data bus while the second memory bank is undergoing several wait states retrieving the next group of data. In this way, data is continuously placed on the data bus and the number of wait states during which no data is present on the data bus are decreased, preferably to zero.