Device for processing signals in a mobile station

Details Device for processing signals in a mobile station Device for processing signals in a mobile station

2008-06-10

2008-06-10

Ghayour, Mohammed (Department: 2611)

Pulse or digital communications

Transmitters

C375S219000, C375S259000, C455S073000, C455S100000, C455S561000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07386059

ABSTRACT:
A device for processing signals may be designed as a transmitting and receiving arrangement or exclusively as a receiving arrangement, and has a baseband component and a radiofrequency component. The interface between the baseband component and the radiofrequency component for the reception path is realized by an exclusively digital interface in the same way as the interface for the transmission path. The transmission of useful data—received useful data, useful data to be transmitted—is preferably effected via the digital interface completely separately from the transmission of the configuration data.

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