Abstract:
A master station communicates with the main network, whilst a set of mobile or fixed sub stations of voice or data users share the channel using time division multiplexing. The number of time division channels available depends on the quality of the transmission links, power and modulation index. The rate of errors is detected to maintain a specified condition of operation. When all available channels are occupied a busy signal is transmitted by the master station. The effect of multiplexing on the sub-links gives apparent simultaneous bidirectional transmission.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To attain miniaturization and price-down and to improve performance by comparing the training signal of the time multiplexed I and Q sampled with a desired output and generating a frequency correct signal for synchronism error and frequency output error correction. SOLUTION: The input of the line 116 includes the time multiplexed I and Q samples in the form of two paired complex samples per the symbol, and is inputted to a MODEM processor 40 and demodulated. The demodulated I and Q samples are applied to an equalizer module and minimize the error energy of received data stream, the correction error energy of delayed data stream, the correction error energy of selected data stream and data stream energy from upside and downside adjacent channels. The training signal for this purpose is generated and impressed and a weight coefficient is provided and stored in an RAM 32 so that a high-stability equalizer composed of a little parts is provided.
Abstract:
The base station includes a communication circuit for enabling simultaneous communications between a number of ports and a number of the subscriber stations over a given communication channel having multiple sequentially repetitive time slots. An exchange is included to connect the communication circuit to the external communication network ports. A remote-connection process is coupled to the communication circuit by the exchange and by a base-station control channel occupying a selected one of the time slots for monitoring the status of the other time slots. The connection processor causes the communication circuit and the exchange to complete a connection between a given communication network port and a given subscriber station over a time slot assigned in response to the monitored status in accordance with a predetermined assignment routine.
Abstract:
A subscriber unit for a wireless digital telephone system is disclosed. An equalizer for receiving I and Q samples is disclosed which is in the form. The I and Q samples are complex sample pairs provided at a frequency. The equalizer receives a training signal in the form of complex I and Q sample pairs. A training signal is affected by undesirable characteristics that might be present in the I and Q samples. A comparator compares the actual input training signal with the desired output to obtain a set of weighting coefficients for the equalizer to produce the desired output. A frequency correction circuit provides a corrected frequency signal for the frequency of the sample pairs from the weighting coefficients.
Abstract:
The base station includes a communication circuit for enabling simultaneous communications between a number of ports and a number of the subscriber stations over a given communication channel having multiple sequentially repetitive time slots. An exchange is included to connect the communication circuit to the external communication network ports. A remote-connection process is coupled to the communication circuit by the exchange and by a base-station control channel occupying a selected one of the time slots for monitoring the status of the other time slots. The connection processor causes the communication circuit and the exchange to complete a connection between a given communication network port and a given subscriber station over a time slot assigned in response to the monitored status in accordance with a predetermined assignment routine.
Abstract:
A base station in a subscriber communication network for communicating signals between subscriber stations and an external communication network having a plurality of ports. The base station includes a communication circuit for enabling simultaneous communications between a plurality of the ports and a plurality of subscriber stations over a given communication channel having multiple sequentially repetitive time slots, with predetermined time slots being assigned respectively to predetermined subscribers stations; a remote-connection processor for directing communications between the time slot assigned to a given subscriber station and a given external communication network port; and an exchange for connecting the communication circuit to the external communication network ports. The exchange includes a central concentrator for directing signals from predetermined external network ports to predetermined sequentially repetitive time slots in a bit stream generated by the central concentrator, and for directing signals to predetermined external network ports from predetermined sequentially repetitive time slots in a bit stream received by the central concentrator; and the remote-connection processor directs signal transfer between given sequentially repetitive time slots of the bit streams and given sequentially repetitive time slots of the communication channel. The remote-connection processor includes a remote concentrator for directing signals from predetermined remote ports to predetermined sequentially repetitive time slots in a bit stream generated by the remote concentrator and transmitted to the central concentrator, and for directing signals to predetermined remote ports from predetermined sequentially repetitive time slots in the bit stream generated by the central concentrator; and a buffer unit connected to the remote ports for directing signals between predetermined remote ports and predetermined communication channel time slots. The exchange may be located remotely from the communication circuit; and the bitstream may be transmitted between the exchange and the communication circuit by microwave.
Abstract:
A subscriber unit for a wireless digital telephone system is disclosed. An equalizer for receiving I and Q samples is disclosed which is in the form. The I and Q samples are complex sample pairs provided at a frequency. The equalizer receives a training signal in the form of complex I and Q sample pairs. A training signal is affected by undesirable characteristics that might be present in the I and Q samples. A comparator compares the actual input training signal with the desired output to obtain a set of weighting coefficients for the equalizer to produce the desired output. A frequency correction circuit provides a corrected frequency signal for the frequency of the sample pairs from the weighting coefficients.