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Samsung patents method to create wireless signals using dithered pulses

Patent drawing from the official filing.

Samsung describes a technique for creating radio signals by first turning data into a repeating pulse pattern. It then adds small variations called dithering to the digital signal before converting it into an analog wave for transmission.

Why it mattersThis is a low-level engineering detail that helps refine how data is sent over wireless connections, likely improving signal quality or efficiency.

In the filing’s own words

A method of generating a transmission signal for wireless communication includes generating a pulse signal from input samples defining repeated patterns, generating a digital input signal by dithering the pulse signal, generating an analog output signal by performing digital to analog conversion with respect to the digital input signal, and generating the transmission signal from the analog output signal.

What exactly they claim (claim 1)

1. A method of generating a transmission signal for wireless communication, comprising: generating a pulse signal from input samples defining repeated patterns; generating a digital input signal by dithering the pulse signal; generating an analog output signal by performing digital to analog conversion with respect to the digital input signal; and generating the transmission signal from the analog output signal.

Facts

Company: Samsung (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Official title: DEVICE AND METHOD FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
Publication number: US20260332187A1
Application number: 19578325
Filed: Mar 25, 2026
Published: Oct 22, 2026
Inventors: 2
Claims: 20

Classified under

H04B 1/7172 Electricity & electronicsH03H 17/02 Electricity & electronicsH03M 1/66 Electricity & electronicsH04B 1/7183 Electricity & electronics

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