Abstract: An transceiver, including: a transmitter configured to transmit a first signal; a receiver configured to receive a second signal, wherein the receiver comprises: a filter; a low noise amplifier (LNA); a set of one or more switching devices configured to: route the second signal to the LNA via the filter based on a first state of a control signal, wherein the filter substantially prevents a leaked portion of the first signal from reaching the LNA; or route the second signal to the LNA while bypassing the filter based on a second state of the control signal; and a modem configured to generate the control signal.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, methods, and devices for wireless communications that support multiple antenna operation. In a first aspect, an apparatus for wireless communications includes an amplifier module comprising a first input node, a second input node, a first output node, a second output node, and a third output node, with the amplifier comprising a first processing path configured to couple the first input node to the first output node; and a second processing path configured to couple the second input node to the second output node in a first mode and to couple the second input node to the third output node in a second mode. Other aspects and features are also claimed and described.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques and circuitry for signal amplification for transmission. One example method generally includes: amplifying a signal via at least one amplifier, performing a first adjustment of at least one bias current for the at least one amplifier, identifying a performance indicator associated with the at least one amplifier after performing the first adjustment of the at least one bias current, and performing a second adjustment of the bias current for the at least one amplifier based on the performance indicator.

Abstract: An apparatus transmits a transmitted signal in a first band defined by a first center frequency and a first bandwidth, receives parameters associated with other signals in a second band defined by a first frequency and a second frequency greater than the first frequency, the first frequency and the second frequency being outside of the first bandwidth, the other signals being actual or prospective products of the transmitted signal, determines a first sampling frequency associated with the transmitted signal, determines a first digital pre-distortion (DPD) sampling rate based on the first sampling frequency, and changes the first DPD sampling rate to a second DPD sampling rate, greater than the first DPD sampling rate in response to a third frequency, corresponding to the first center frequency shifted by the first DPD sampling rate, being outside the second band. A DPD sampling rate is adjusted based on a network signaling value.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for performing automatic gain control (AGC) in bypass and filter modes for radio frequency (RF) front-end circuitry are described. An example method includes operating a receiver in a first mode during a first set of symbols of a first subframe. The method also includes, during a first symbol of the first subframe outside the first set of symbols, determining whether to operate the receiver in the first mode or a second mode in a second subframe, based at least in part on an output of a jamming detection circuit of the receiver in the first symbol. The method also includes controlling the receiver to operate in the first mode or the second mode in the second subframe, in accordance with the determination.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a wireless node may receive a configuration indicating a parameter of a signal to be optimized for a portion of a frequency range. The wireless node may transform a feedback signal and a reference signal into a frequency domain. The wireless node may generate an error signal based at least in part on transforming the feedback signal and the reference signal. The wireless node may assign weights to the error signal to generate a weighted error signal. The weights may be assigned to the error signal in the portion of the frequency range and a remaining portion of the frequency range according to the configuration. The wireless node may transmit the signal based at least in part on utilizing the weighted error signal to apply digital pre-distortion to the signal. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: Bus interrupt debounce is described for in band bus interrupts on a one-wire serial bus between a host device and one or more subordinate devices. The host device includes a line driver configured to couple the host device to a one-wire serial bus and a controller. The controller is configured to receive an interrupt request on the one-wire serial bus from a subordinate device coupled to the one-wire serial bus, drive a first sequence of challenge pulses on the one-wire serial bus, receive a second sequence of challenge responses from the subordinate device on the one-wire serial bus in response to the challenge pulses, accept the interrupt request in response to receiving the second sequence of challenge responses, and start an interrupt arbitration for the one-wire serial bus in response to accepting the interrupt request.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure provide signal amplification. An example method generally includes amplifying a version of a first input signal with a power amplifier in a first state where a bias voltage of the power amplifier is set to a first voltage based on a first tracking mode; obtaining a first output signal of the power amplifier in a second state where the bias voltage is set to a second voltage less than the first voltage; determining a predistortion associated with the power amplifier based at least in part on the obtained first output signal; applying the predistortion to the first input signal; and amplifying a version of the predistorted first input signal with the power amplifier in a third state where the bias voltage is set to a third voltage based on a second tracking mode, wherein the third voltage is less than the first voltage.

Abstract: In certain aspects, a system includes a first filter, a second filter, a dummy load, and a switching circuit coupled to the first filter, the second filter, and the dummy load, and coupled to a first antenna and a second antenna. In a first mode, the switching circuit couples the first filter and the second filter to the first antenna, and, in a second mode, the switching circuit couples the first filter and the third filter to the first antenna and couples the second filter to the second antenna. In certain aspects, the dummy load includes a third filter.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed for waveform-tailored average power tracking. In an example aspect, the apparatus includes an amplifier, a power converter, and an average power tracking module. The amplifier is configured to amplify radio-frequency signals using a supply voltage. The radio-frequency signals have different waveforms. The power converter is coupled to the amplifier and configured to provide the supply voltage. The average power tracking module is coupled to the power converter and configured to adjust the supply voltage according to the different waveforms to cause the supply voltage to vary across at least two waveforms of the different waveforms for related average output powers.

Abstract: An apparatus, including: a first antenna port; a first set of one or more band filters coupled to the first antenna port; a first set of one or more low noise amplifiers (LNAs) coupled to the first set of one or more band filters, respectively; a second antenna port; a second band filter; a second low noise amplifier (LNA); a first switching device coupled between the second antenna port and the second LNA; and a second switching device coupled between the second antenna port and the second band filter.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, methods, and devices for wireless communications that support multiple antenna operation. In a first aspect, an apparatus for wireless communications includes an amplifier module comprising a first input node, a second input node, a first output node, a second output node, and a third output node, with the amplifier comprising a first processing path configured to couple the first input node to the first output node; and a second processing path configured to couple the second input node to the second output node in a first mode and to couple the second input node to the third output node in a second mode. Other aspects and features are also claimed and described.

Abstract: An apparatus, including: a transmitter configured to generate a transmit radio frequency (RF) signal; a receiver configured to process a received RF signal, wherein the receiver comprises: a first filter; and a switching device coupled in parallel with the first filter; and a control circuit configured to control the switching device based on a concurrent transmission of the transmit RF signal and reception of the received RF signal.

Abstract: A user equipment may be configured to limiting transmit power for frequency domain division for high power user equipment. In some aspects, the user equipment may determine a UE context is interference limited or noise limited based on comparing a measurement value to a threshold value, set a maximum transmit power based on the UE context, and transmit, during a time period associated with a downlink (DL) grant, an uplink (UL) transmission at the maximum transmit power.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for performing automatic gain control (AGC) in bypass and filter modes for radio frequency (RF) front-end circuitry are described. An example method includes operating a receiver in a first mode during a first set of symbols of a first subframe. The method also includes, during a first symbol of the first subframe outside the first set of symbols, determining whether to operate the receiver in the first mode or a second mode in a second subframe, based at least in part on an output of a jamming detection circuit of the receiver in the first symbol. The method also includes controlling the receiver to operate in the first mode or the second mode in the second subframe, in accordance with the determination.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide object detection based on perturbations in a channel model over time. An example portable apparatus includes a primary antenna, a secondary antenna, a transmit path, a radio frequency (RF) coupler, and a receive path. The transmit path is coupled to the primary antenna and configured to output a transmit signal for transmission via the primary antenna. The RF coupler is coupled to the secondary antenna. The receive path has an input selectively coupled between the transmit path and the RF coupler such that when the receive path is coupled to the RF coupler and configured to operate concurrently with the transmit path, the receive path is configured to receive a reflected portion of the transmit signal from an object located in proximity to the portable apparatus.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide apparatus and methods for cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) stationary object detection. One example radio frequency (RF) front-end circuit generally includes a directional coupler having a first port for coupling to an antenna and having a second port; and a delta switch having a first port coupled to the second port of the directional coupler, having a second port, and having a third port for coupling to a receive path for detection of a stationary object. The RF front-end circuit and methods for C-V2X stationary object detection may allow for concurrent (i) stationary object detection and (ii) C-V2X signal reception or transmission.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed for waveform-tailored average power tracking. In an example aspect, the apparatus includes an amplifier, a power converter, and an average power tracking module. The amplifier is configured to amplify radio-frequency signals using a supply voltage. The radio-frequency signals have different waveforms. The power converter is coupled to the amplifier and configured to provide the supply voltage. The average power tracking module is coupled to the power converter and configured to adjust the supply voltage according to the different waveforms to cause the supply voltage to vary across at least two waveforms of the different waveforms for related average output powers.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure provide signal amplification. An example method generally includes amplifying a version of a first input signal with a power amplifier in a first state where a bias voltage of the power amplifier is set to a first voltage based on a first tracking mode; obtaining a first output signal of the power amplifier in a second state where the bias voltage is set to a second voltage less than the first voltage; determining a predistortion associated with the power amplifier based at least in part on the obtained first output signal; applying the predistortion to the first input signal; and amplifying a version of the predistorted first input signal with the power amplifier in a third state where the bias voltage is set to a third voltage based on a second tracking mode, wherein the third voltage is less than the first voltage.

Abstract: An antenna detuning method includes: time domain duplexing signal transmission and signal reception by a first antenna of a wireless communication device; providing one or more first indications of time domain duplexing and one or more second indications of signal transmission to a semi-autonomous hardware controller of the wireless communication device; and responding, at the semi-autonomous hardware controller of the wireless communication device, to the one or more first indications of time domain duplexing and the one or more second indications of signal transmission by coupling a second antenna of the wireless communication device to receive circuitry during signal reception by the first antenna and to a termination during signal transmission by the first antenna.