The escalating demand for high-speed, low-latency communication across industries, from autonomous vehicles to smart factories, is driving intense competition in the telecom sector. Operators face pressure to expand coverage and capacity while minimizing energy consumption and operational costs. This technology offers a strategic advantage by enabling more efficient power utilization and enhanced signal integrity, directly supporting the rollout of robust 5G and future wireless networks globally.
Increases transmit power efficiency by ~20% compared to conventional methods, effectively reducing the overall PAPR of signals, including high-amplitude Unique Words (UW). This avoids power amplifier saturation and minimizes transmission power loss, potentially increasing power efficiency by over 20%.
Secures ~1.5x reception C/N margin by maximizing the reception C/N margin through PAPR reduction, which allows for increased transmit power. This improves noise immunity and stabilizes communication quality, potentially enhancing data reliability by approximately 1.5 times in long-distance or adverse conditions.
Offers high compatibility with existing DPD technology, achieving PAPR reduction while preserving the effects of conventional Digital Pre-Distortion (DPD). This lowers adoption barriers for existing systems, allowing performance improvements without major system changes, potentially reducing implementation costs by approximately one-third.
This patent protects a single-carrier transmission device that reduces Peak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) and improves reception performance, specifically covering the interaction of a pseudo-transmitter and IQ compensation unit. The claims were established as robust and difficult to invalidate after successfully overcoming an examiner's rejection through precise arguments and amendments, ensuring a clear and stable scope of protection.
This patent primarily covers SC-FDE PAPR reduction. White space exists in developing novel hardware architectures for ultra-compact transceivers, integrating advanced AI-driven adaptive DPD algorithms, or extending this technique to other multi-carrier modulation schemes beyond SC-FDE.
For a company operating 100 medium-sized base stations, assuming an average annual power cost reduction of ~$3.5K (AI est.) per station (based on 5% power efficiency improvement, 100kW annual power consumption, and ~$0.15/kWh electricity cost (AI est.)). This projects a total annual operational cost reduction of ~$350K (AI est.). Additionally, improved transmission power could expand communication coverage by approximately 20%.
X: Cost Efficiency
Y: Communication Reliability & Efficiency