Systems and methods for reducing transmission interference
First Claim
1. A method for inductively coupled communication, comprising:
- generating a first signal, wherein a first signal frequency is a first integer multiple of a carrier frequency for inductively coupled communication;
selecting between a standalone mode and a coexistence mode;
dividing the first signal to obtain a second signal when in standalone mode, wherein a second signal frequency is a second integer multiple of the carrier frequency;
dividing the first signal to obtain a third signal when in coexistence mode, wherein a third signal frequency is a third integer multiple of the carrier frequency; and
generating an inductively coupled communication signal using at least one of the second signal and the third signal.
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Abstract
A method for inductively coupled communication is described. The method includes generating a first signal. The first signal frequency is a first integer multiple of a carrier frequency for inductively coupled communication. The method also includes selecting between a standalone mode and a coexistence mode. The method further includes dividing the first signal to obtain a second signal when in standalone mode. The second signal frequency is a second integer multiple of the carrier frequency. The method additionally includes dividing the first signal to obtain a third signal when in coexistence mode. The third signal frequency is a third integer multiple of the carrier frequency. The method also includes generating an inductively coupled communication signal using at least one of the second signal and the third signal.
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30 Claims
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1. A method for inductively coupled communication, comprising:
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generating a first signal, wherein a first signal frequency is a first integer multiple of a carrier frequency for inductively coupled communication; selecting between a standalone mode and a coexistence mode; dividing the first signal to obtain a second signal when in standalone mode, wherein a second signal frequency is a second integer multiple of the carrier frequency; dividing the first signal to obtain a third signal when in coexistence mode, wherein a third signal frequency is a third integer multiple of the carrier frequency; and generating an inductively coupled communication signal using at least one of the second signal and the third signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. Circuitry for inductively coupled communication, comprising:
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a signal generator that generates a first signal, wherein a first signal frequency is a first integer multiple of a carrier frequency for inductively coupled communication; a mode selection module that selects between a standalone mode and a coexistence mode; a standalone divider that divides the first signal to obtain a second signal when in standalone mode, wherein a second signal frequency is a second integer multiple of the carrier frequency; a coexistence divider that divides the first signal to obtain a third signal when in coexistence mode, wherein a third signal frequency is a third integer multiple of the carrier frequency; and an inductively coupled communication signal generator that generates an inductively coupled communication signal using at least one of the second signal and the third signal. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. An apparatus for inductively coupled communication, comprising:
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means for generating a first signal, wherein a first signal frequency is a first integer multiple of a carrier frequency for inductively coupled communication; means for selecting between a standalone mode and a coexistence mode; means for dividing the first signal to obtain a second signal when in standalone mode, wherein a second signal frequency is a second integer multiple of the carrier frequency; means for dividing the first signal to obtain a third signal when in coexistence mode, wherein a third signal frequency is a third integer multiple of the carrier frequency; and means for generating an inductively coupled communication signal using at least one of the second signal and the third signal. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
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25. A computer-program product for inductively coupled communication, comprising a non-transitory tangible computer-readable medium having instructions thereon, the instructions comprising:
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code for causing an electronic device to generate a first signal, wherein a first signal frequency is a first integer multiple of a carrier frequency for inductively coupled communication; code for causing the electronic device to select between a standalone mode and a coexistence mode; code for causing the electronic device to divide the first signal to obtain a second signal when in standalone mode, wherein a second signal frequency is a second integer multiple of the carrier frequency; code for causing the electronic device to divide the first signal to obtain a third signal when in coexistence mode, wherein a third signal frequency is a third integer multiple of the carrier frequency; and code for causing the electronic device to generate an inductively coupled communication signal using at least one of the second signal and the third signal. - View Dependent Claims (26, 27, 28, 29, 30)
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