6 results about "Radio receiver" patented technology

A device for attenuating sound on the human ear, especially for preventing sleep disturbances caused by noise and other sounds. The device for attenuating sound has good damping properties and also ensures that certain alarm sounds are heard in spite of the sound-attenuating measure. To this end, a radio receiver with means for converting radio signals received from a radio station into audio signals is integrated into at least one of two sound-attenuating ear plugs. The radio station is connected to at least one alarm-sounding means and/or at least one sound-receiving means in order to convert a specific alarm and/or at least one specific sound into a radio signal that can be received by a radio receiver as it occurs.

A flexible Fast Walsh Transform circuit provides configurable FWT sizes, and is suitable for use in radio receivers where the received signal may be generated using varying spreading codes and/or varying numbers of multi-codes. Such signal types are commonly encountered in wireless communication systems like those based on the Wideband CDMA (W-CDMA) or IS-2000 (cdma2000) standards, and particularly with the higher data rate provisions of those standards. In one application, a RAKE receiver includes RAKE fingers that each include one of the flexible FWT circuits, such that each finger despreads the received signal using variably sized FWTs in accordance with the characteristics of the received signal. The flexibility in FWT sizing may derive from, for example, the inclusion of separately selectable but differently sized FWT circuits, or from the inclusion of a configurable FWT circuit capable of generating different sizes of FWTs.

The employment of cascoding in connection with improving mixer isolation in a Gilbert mixer circuit. In this vein, there is broadly contemplated herein, inter alia, the provision of a mixer suitable for use in a direct-conversion radio receiver operating in the 57-64 GHz industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) band. Such a receiver may be integrated along with a transmitter entirely on a silicon integrated circuit and can be used to receive and transmit data signals in such applications as wireless personal-area networks (WPANs). Numerous other applications, of course, are available for a mixer with improved LO-to-RF isolation, particularly at millimeter-wave frequencies where high LO-to-RF isolation is difficult to achieve.

The invention discloses a method and equipment for acquiring and processing radar signals of an external radiation source. The method comprises the following steps: setting working parameters of a multi-channel software radio receiver; performing multi-channel synchronous acquisition on an external radiation source radar signal according to the working parameters set by the multi-channel software radio receiver to obtain multi-channel signal data; transmitting the multi-channel signal data to a mobile workstation through an interface converter; and processing the multi-channel signal data by the mobile workstation to obtain a detection positioning result of the external radiation source radar signal. The method and the equipment are suitable for external radiation source signals of various types and different systems, have the advantages of being high in universality, capable of being upgraded and easy to maintain, and further have the advantages of being high in system integration degree, low in cost and good in portability by adopting the structure that commercial software radio equipment is combined with the commercial mobile workstation.