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Qualcomm was granted a patent for adaptive wireless signal quantization.

What happened

In September 2026 Qualcomm patented a method for improving cellular data transmission by adapting signal measurements and pre-equalization between wireless devices.

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Abstract

A wireless device receives control signaling from a user equipment (UE) indicating one or more quantization scheme parameters. The wireless device measures a downlink reference signal from the UE based on the one or more quantization scheme parameters and reports, to the UE, quantized sampling information based on measurement of the downlink reference signal from the UE. The wireless device receives one or more equalized data transmissions from the UE after providing the quantized sampling information to the UE.

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Grant date
Sep 29, 2026
Inventors
4
Tech area
wireless / cellular
Patent number
US12750858

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  • Tom BarakInventor
  • Michael LevitskyInventor
  • Daniel PazInventor
  • Alexander SverdlovInventor

Details

Primary CPC class
H04W 72/231 (Wireless communication networks)
USPTO assignee
QUALCOMM Incorporated
What the invention does
A wireless device adjusts how it compresses channel measurements, reports those measurements back, and helps the transmitter correct the signal before sending data.

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • Intellectual Property
  • Research & Development
  • Wireless
  • Telecom

Technologies named

  • cellular communications
  • signal quantization
  • channel tracking
  • transmission pre-equalization

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