Abstract: A Bluetooth receiver includes a memory; and one or more processors in communication with the memory, the one or more processors configured to perform operations including: dividing Bluetooth frequencies of the Bluetooth receiver into Bluetooth frequency classes based on a frequency relationship among Bluetooth channels of the Bluetooth receiver and non-overlapping Wi-Fi channels of an interfering Wi-Fi device operating in a Wi-Fi frequency range within the Bluetooth frequency range, each Bluetooth frequency class including one or more Bluetooth frequency groups; determining one or more working Bluetooth frequency groups of the Bluetooth frequency classes based on pre-determined requirements, and saving entire working Bluetooth frequencies within the one or more working Bluetooth frequency groups into a channel map table, which can be used for Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH) to reduce Wi-Fi interferences caused by the Wi-Fi device.

Abstract: A circuit to compensate for a lost audio frame, comprising: an identifier configured to identify a reference audio segment with a first length followed by the lost audio frame with a second length; a searcher coupled to the identifier and configured to search for a first audio segment similar to the reference audio segment in a cached audio segment followed by the reference audio segment by utilizing a cross-correlation search; the identifier further configured to identify a second audio segment subsequent to the first audio segment as a pre-compensated audio frame; an adjustor coupled to the identifier and configured to adjust an amplitude of the second audio segment based on a scale factor; and an output coupled to the adjustor to output the adjusted second audio segment as a compensated audio frame.

Abstract: A method of error decision, comprising: for each of a plurality of demodulated decision information in a codeword, identifying by a controller, a decoded bit for the demodulated decision as an erasable error bit if the demodulated decision information is larger than a first threshold and smaller than a second threshold; for all the identified erasable error bits, enumerating by a calculator, all possible combinations of the identified erasable error bits; for each combination of all enumerated possible combinations feeding by the calculator, each combination with all other decided decoded bits of the code word into a header correction checker; performing, by the header correction checker, header correction checking for each combination; and outputting, by a decision circuit connected to the header correction checker, a combination with a correct header correction check (HEC) result as an output sequence.

Abstract: A method of error decision, comprising: for each of a plurality of demodulated decision information in a codeword, identifying by a controller, a decoded bit for the demodulated decision as an erasable error bit if the demodulated decision information is larger than a first threshold and smaller than a second threshold; for all the identified erasable error bits, enumerating by a calculator, all possible combinations of the identified erasable error bits; for each combination of all enumerated possible combinations feeding by the calculator, each combination with all other decided decoded bits of the code word into a header correction checker; performing, by the header correction checker, header correction checking for each combination; and outputting, by a decision circuit connected to the header correction checker, a combination with a correct header correction check (HEC) result as an output sequence.