Abstract:
An apparatus and method for determining the period and frequency of a signal interfering with a desired Loran C signal are provided. A sample of the interfering signal is generated at a time corresponding to the peak of the autocorrelation function of the interfering signal with respect to the predetermined pulse tracking reference point of the Loran C signal. Indicia of the period and frequency of the interferer is obtained from the timing of the sample generated at the autocorrelation function peak.
Abstract:
A wireless communications receiver having an adaptive squelch system and operable in multiple states including a receiver (11) that provides a received signal when operating in a clear (unscrambled) state and when operating in a secure (scrambled) state; a squelch function (13) that generates an unsquelch signal when the received signal satisfies a quality level; and a controller (15) that sets the quality level to a predetermined level that corresponds to the receiver operating state.
Abstract:
A wireless communications receiver having an adaptive squelch system and operable in multiple states including a receiver (11) that provides a received signal when operating in a clear (unscrambled) state and when operating in a secure (scrambled) state; a squelch function (13) that generates an unsquelch signal when the received signal satisfies a quality level; and a controller (15) that sets the quality level to a predetermined level that corresponds to the receiver operating state.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for attenuating an interfering signal corrupting a desired Loran C signal is provided. An interfering signal sample is determined which occurs at the peak of the autocorrelation function of the interfering signal such that the period of the interferer is known. The sample occurring at the peak of the autocorrelation function is added to or subtracted from the desired Loran C signal sample taken at a predetermined reference point during the pulses thereof such that the interfering signal is cancelled or substantially attenuated.
Abstract:
A WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER HAVING AN ADAPTIVE SQUELCH SYSTEM AND OPERABLE IN MULTIPLE STATES INCLUDING A RECEIVER (11) THAT PROVIDES A RECEIVED SIGNAL WHEN OPERATING IN A CLEAR (UNSCRAMBLED) STATE AND WHEN OPERATING IN A SECURE (SCRAMBLED) STATE; A SQUELCH FUNCTION (13) THAT GENERATES AN UN-SQUELCH SIGNAL WHEN THE RECEIVED SIGNAL SATISFIES A QUALITY LEVEL; AND A CONTROLLER (15) THAT SETS THE QUALITY LEVEL TO A PREDETERMINED LEVEL THAT CORRESPONDS TO THE RECEIVER OPERATING STATE. (FIG. 1)
Abstract:
A dual function interface operating in a Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) mode of operation switches to an alternative interface operating in the appropriate mode of operation as defined by the alternative interface system specification. This is accomplished by setting a unique combination of address lines (203) and/or control lines (202) and automatically and transparently switching from the PCMCIA mode of operation to the alternate mode operation in response to the unique combination.
Abstract:
In one embodiment of the present invention, an access point (111) receives a multicast packet intended for a particular multicast group. Upon receipt, the access point only rebroadcast the multicast packet over a wireless segment if it determines that there is at least one wireless subscriber unit (131) belonging to the particular multicast group and associated with the access point that did not originate the multicast packet. Optionally, if the multicast packet signals an automatic rebroadcast of the multicast packet over the wireless segment, the access point automatically rebroadcasts the multicast packet without determining whether there is at least one wireless subscriber unit belonging to the particular multicast group and associated with the access point that did not originate the multicast packet. (See figure 1)
Abstract:
In one embodiment of the present invention, an access point (111) receives a multicast packet intended for a particular multicast group. Upon receipt, the access point only rebroadcast the multicast packet over a wireless segment if it determines that there is at least one wireless subscriber unit (131) belonging to the particular multicast group and associated with the access point that did not originate the multicast packet. Optionally, if the multicast packet signals an automatic rebroadcast of the multicast packet over the wireless segment, the access point automatically rebroadcasts the multicast packet without determining whether there is at least one wireless subscriber unit belonging to the particular multicast group and associated with the access point that did not originate the multicast packet.