Coexistence between interfering communication systems
First Claim
1. A method for preventing interference between electromagnetic (EM) signals, comprising:
- toggling a first transceiver, adapted to transmit in a first EM frequency band, and a second transceiver, adapted to transmit in a second EM frequency band, different from the first EM frequency band, between an on-period when the first transceiver is able to transmit and the second transceiver is prevented from transmitting, and an off-period when the first transceiver is prevented from transmitting and the second transceiver is able to transmit;
inhibiting a third transceiver, adapted to transmit in the first EM frequency band, from transmitting during the off-period; and
inhibiting a fourth transceiver, adapted to transmit in the second EM frequency band, from transmitting during the on-period.
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Abstract
A method for preventing interference between electromagnetic (EM) signals, consisting of toggling a first transceiver, adapted to transmit in a first EM frequency band, and a second transceiver, adapted to transmit in a second EM frequency band, different from the first EM frequency band, between an on-period when the first transceiver is able to transmit and the second transceiver is prevented from transmitting, and an off-period when the first transceiver is prevented from transmitting and the second transceiver is able to transmit. The method further includes inhibiting a third transceiver, adapted to transmit in the first EM band, from transmitting during the off-period, and inhibiting a fourth transceiver, adapted to transmit in the second EM band, from transmitting during the on-period.
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22 Claims
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1. A method for preventing interference between electromagnetic (EM) signals, comprising:
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toggling a first transceiver, adapted to transmit in a first EM frequency band, and a second transceiver, adapted to transmit in a second EM frequency band, different from the first EM frequency band, between an on-period when the first transceiver is able to transmit and the second transceiver is prevented from transmitting, and an off-period when the first transceiver is prevented from transmitting and the second transceiver is able to transmit;
inhibiting a third transceiver, adapted to transmit in the first EM frequency band, from transmitting during the off-period; and
inhibiting a fourth transceiver, adapted to transmit in the second EM frequency band, from transmitting during the on-period. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. Apparatus for preventing interference between electromagnetic (EM) signals, comprising:
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a first transceiver which is adapted to transmit in a first EM frequency band;
a second transceiver which is adapted to transmit in a second EM frequency band, different from the first EM frequency band;
a controller which is adapted to permit the first transceiver to transmit and to prevent the second transceiver from transmitting during an on-period, and to prevent the first transceiver from transmitting and to permit the second transceiver to transmit during an off-period, and wherein the first transceiver substantially prevents a third transceiver, adapted to transmit in the first EM frequency band, from transmitting during the off-period, and wherein the second transceiver substantially prevents a fourth transceiver, adapted to transmit in the second EM frequency band, from transmitting during the on-period. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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