Technical Summary
Horizon Analog offers innovative solutions in nonlinear noise
reduction for wireless and wired communications
Horizon Analog has innovative nonlinear interference reduction technologies for wireless and wired communications. These solutions can be employed alone or in addition to any other noise reduction means to significantly improve the performance of telecommunications, power, and audio devices. Mitigating such interference is increasingly critical for devices with a high density of digital circuits and multiple transmitters and receivers, such as smartphones.
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Improving performance of 3G smartphones operating as mobile hotspots by reducing WiFi interference with HSDPA
This study addresses the mitigation of impulsive interference induced in the 1.95 GHz High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) by 2.4 GHz WiFi transmissions, protocols which coexist in many 3G smartphones and mobile hotspots, and quantifes the improvement in the channel quality provided by Horizon Analog's nonlinear SPART filter.
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Horizon Analog's SPART filter improves quality of a communication channel affected by impulsive noise
If an appropriate SPART circuit is deployed early in the signal chain of a receiver channel affected by non-Gaussian impulsive noise, it can maximize signal-to-noise ratio and improve the quality of the channel.
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Horizon Analog has innovative nonlinear interference reduction technologies for wireless and wired communications. These solutions can be employed alone or in addition to any other noise reduction means to significantly improve the performance of telecommunications, power, and audio devices. Mitigating such interference is increasingly critical for devices with a high density of digital circuits and multiple transmitters and receivers, such as smartphones.
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Improving performance of 3G smartphones operating as mobile hotspots by reducing WiFi interference with HSDPA

This study addresses the mitigation of impulsive interference induced in the 1.95 GHz High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) by 2.4 GHz WiFi transmissions, protocols which coexist in many 3G smartphones and mobile hotspots, and quantifes the improvement in the channel quality provided by Horizon Analog's nonlinear SPART filter.
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Horizon Analog's SPART filter improves quality of a communication channel affected by impulsive noise

If an appropriate SPART circuit is deployed early in the signal chain of a receiver channel affected by non-Gaussian impulsive noise, it can maximize signal-to-noise ratio and improve the quality of the channel.
For more information, click