Abstract:
Modulator with marking of polarization comprising two input ports for receiving two optical signals at a wavelength and exhibiting essentially perpendicular states of optical polarization, which is capable of phase-modulating these signals with data signals and of combining them polarization-wise, characterized in that it comprises a phase overmodulation source for overmodulating the phase of one of said two optical signals, said phase overmodulation exhibiting a substantially lower demodulation frequency than the modulation frequency of said data signals. A coherent method and receiver are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A system for transmitting a wireless countermeasure signal to disrupt third party communications is disclosed that include an antenna configured to receive wireless signals and transmit wireless counter measure signals such that the wireless countermeasure signals are responsive to the received wireless signals. A receiver processes the received wireless signals to create processed received signal data while a spectrum control module subtracts known source signal data from the processed received signal data to generate unknown source signal data. The unknown source signal data is based on unknown wireless signals, such as enemy signals. A transmitter is configured to process the unknown source signal data to create countermeasure signals and transmit a wireless countermeasure signal over the first antenna or a second antenna to thereby interfere with the unknown wireless signals.
Abstract:
An IS-OFDM system for point-to-point wireless communications that suppresses narrow-band interference comprises an IS-OFDM transmitter and an IS-OFDM receiver, wherein a transmitted signal comprises a plurality of subcarriers, and further wherein each subcarrier contains more than one and potentially all symbols transmitted in a given frame. The IS-OFDM transmitted signal is at a data rate that is equal to the data rate of the input data stream via the use of P/S converters.
Abstract:
In a frequency-domain excision system for a wide band receiver, a window function is applied to blocks of received signal samples and a transform function is applied to the windowed blocks. Each block of frequency-domain coefficients from the transform function is morphologically filtered to generate a threshold function representing an estimate of the spectrum of the desired wide band signal, and a non-linear gain function is applied to the coefficients. The gain function has a fixed-gain region for input values less than a threshold value from the threshold function, an excision region for input values greater than a multiple of the threshold value, and a soft limiting region between the fixed-gain region and the excision region. The inverse transform is performed on the excised blocks of coefficients, and an overlap-eliminating central portion of the inverse of the window function is applied to the resulting blocks of signal samples.
Abstract:
A system for transmitting a wireless countermeasure signal to disrupt third party communications is disclosed that include an antenna configured to receive wireless signals and transmit wireless counter measure signals such that the wireless countermeasure signals are responsive to the received wireless signals. A receiver processes the received wireless signals to create processed received signal data while a spectrum control module subtracts known source signal data from the processed received signal data to generate unknown source signal data. The unknown source signal data is based on unknown wireless signals, such as enemy signals. A transmitter is configured to process the unknown source signal data to create countermeasure signals and transmit a wireless countermeasure signal over the first antenna or a second antenna to thereby interfere with the unknown wireless signals.
Abstract:
An IS-OFDM system for point-to-point wireless communications that suppresses narrow-band interference comprises an IS-OFDM transmitter and an IS-OFDM receiver, wherein a transmitted signal comprises a plurality of subcarriers, and further wherein each subcarrier contains more than one and potentially all symbols transmitted in a given frame. The IS-OFDM transmitted signal is at a data rate that is equal to the data rate of the input data stream via the use of P/S converters.
Abstract:
In a frequency-domain excision system for a wide band receiver, a window function is applied to blocks of received signal samples and a transform function is applied to the windowed blocks. Each block of frequency-domain coefficients from the transform function is morphologically filtered to generate a threshold function representing an estimate of the spectrum of the desired wide band signal, and a non-linear gain function is applied to the coefficients. The gain function has a fixed-gain region for input values less than a threshold value from the threshold function, an excision region for input values greater than a multiple of the threshold value, and a soft limiting region between the fixed-gain region and the excision region. The inverse transform is performed on the excised blocks of coefficients, and an overlap-eliminating central portion of the inverse of the window function is applied to the resulting blocks of signal samples.
Abstract:
A UE may store received samples of a wireless signal at cx1 to reduce memory usage, but then may correlate those samples with cx2 timing hypotheses to improve performance. The received sequence is resampled at cx2 instead of cx1. The UE still performs the correlation of the cx2 timing hypotheses for the performance gain, but the reference waveform is resampled with cx2 time offset. A Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) may be taken of the received and reference waveforms. In the frequency domain, resampling may be performed by multiplying the FFT of the reference waveform by a phase ramp a pointwise multiplication in the frequency domain with a constant magnitude sequence whose phase varies linearly.
Abstract:
Modulateur avec marquage de polarisation comportant deux ports d'entrée pour recevoir deux signaux optiques à une longueur d'onde et présentant des états de polarisation optique essentiellement perpendiculaires, capable de moduler en phase ces signaux avec des signaux de données et de les combiner en polarisation, caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte une source de surmodulation de phase pour surmoduler la phase de l'un desdits deux signaux optiques, ladite surmodulation de phase présentant une fréquence demodulation sensiblement plus faible que la fréquence de modulation desdits signaux de données. Une méthode et un récepteur cohérents ont également divulgués.