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Radio receiver having a diversity antenna structure

  • US 20050032497A1
  • Filed: 09/17/2004
  • Published: 02/10/2005
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/28/2003
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A radio receiver comprises:

  • a first diversity antenna structure having a plurality of first antennas, wherein each of the plurality of first antennas is operably coupled to receive inbound radio frequency (RF) signals, wherein the first diversity antenna structure provides the received inbound RF signals from one of the plurality of first antennas based on a first antenna selection signal to produce first received inbound RF signals;

    a second diversity antenna structure having a plurality of second antennas, wherein each of the plurality of second antennas is operably coupled to receive the inbound RF signals, wherein the second diversity antenna structure provides the received inbound RF signals from one of the plurality of second antennas based on a second antenna selection signal to produce second received inbound RF signals;

    a first RF receiver section operably coupled to convert the first received inbound RF signals into first inbound baseband signals;

    a second RF receiver section operably coupled to convert the second received inbound RF signals into second inbound baseband signals;

    combining module operably coupled to combine the first and second inbound baseband signals to produce inbound baseband signals; and

    baseband processing module operably coupled to convert the inbound baseband signals into inbound data and to produce the first and second antenna selection signals based on signal integrity of the first and second diversity antenna structures, respectively.

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