MODULATION CONTROL THROUGH ADAPTIVE PHASE ADJUSTMENT
First Claim
1. A Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled device, comprising:
- an antenna;
an impedance matching network;
a carrier frequency generator to generate a carrier wave;
a receiver for receiving a magnetic induction wave;
a driver circuit configured to alter an impedance of an antenna network associated with the antenna between a first impedance and a second impedance;
a transmitter; and
a control unit configured to derive a first phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and an internal clock at the first impedance and a second phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and the internal clock at the second impedance, wherein the control unit is further configured to change a phase of the carrier wave based on a difference between the first phase difference and a second phase difference.
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Abstract
A Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled device is disclosed. The NFC device includes an antenna. The NFC device also includes an impedance matching network, a carrier frequency generator to generate a carrier wave, a receiver for receiving a magnetic induction wave, a transmitter, a driver circuit configured to alter an impedance of an antenna network associated with the antenna between a first impedance and a second impedance and a control unit. The control unit is configured to derive a first phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and an internal clock at the first impedance and a second phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and the internal clock at the second impedance. The control unit is further configured to change a phase of the carrier wave based on a difference between the first phase difference and a second phase difference.
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19 Claims
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1. A Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled device, comprising:
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an antenna; an impedance matching network; a carrier frequency generator to generate a carrier wave; a receiver for receiving a magnetic induction wave; a driver circuit configured to alter an impedance of an antenna network associated with the antenna between a first impedance and a second impedance; a transmitter; and a control unit configured to derive a first phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and an internal clock at the first impedance and a second phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and the internal clock at the second impedance, wherein the control unit is further configured to change a phase of the carrier wave based on a difference between the first phase difference and a second phase difference. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method of correcting a phase of a carrier wave in a NFC enabled device, the method comprising:
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changing an impedance of an antenna network associated with an antenna of the NFC enabled device to a first selected impedance; determining a first phase difference between a magnetic induction wave and an internal clock at the first impedance; changing the impedance of the antenna network associated with the antenna of the NFC enabled device to a second selected impedance; determining a second phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and the internal clock at the second impedance; and changing a phase of a carrier wave generated using the internal clock, based on a difference between the first phase difference and a second phase difference. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A computer readable media including programming instructions which when executed by a processor perform an operation of adjusting a phase of a carrier wave in a NFC enabled device, the operation includes:
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changing an impedance of an antenna network associated with an antenna of the NFC enabled device to a first selected impedance; determining a first phase difference between a magnetic induction wave and an internal clock at the first impedance; changing the impedance of the antenna network associated with the antenna of the NFC enabled device to a second selected impedance; determining a second phase difference between the received magnetic induction wave and the internal clock at the second impedance; and changing a phase of a carrier wave generated using the internal clock, based on a difference between the first phase difference and a second phase difference. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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