Abstract:
Transmission waveforms are synthesized from orthogonal subcarriers using appropriate combinations of complex sub-carrier codes. This allows conventional single-carrier signaling (such as GSM and CDMA transmission protocols) to be generated and received using a multicarrier platform that is similar to OFDM. Carrier interferometry provides unprecedented bandwidth efficiency and enables substantial improvements in interference rejection, power efficiency, and system versatility.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a demodulation method for enhancing decoding performance of information bits in a constant-amplitude multi-code biorthogonal modulation communication system, which performs encoding to cause the level of a transmission symbol to be constant.
Abstract:
An apparatus and method in which an Enhanced Uplink Dedicated transport CHannel (EUDCH) is used in a Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) system is provided. In a User Equipment (UE), when physical channels for transmitting EUDCH data are transmitted in addition to existing physical channels, a Peak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) of an uplink transport signal increases. The increase in PAPR depends upon Orthogonal Variable Spreading Factor (OVSF) codes allocated to the corresponding physical channels and In-phase/Quadrature-phase (I/Q) channels. Therefore, the apparatus and method allocate optimum OVSF codes and I/Q channels to EUDCH-related physical channels in order to minimize an increase in PAPR due to EUDCH.
Abstract:
Codes are assigned and scheduled for data transmissions, between a radio station and at least one subscriber station, over a wireless interface of a radio communication system, in such a way that both for transmissions in the upward direction (uplink), from subscriber stations to the radio station, and also for transmissions in the downward direction (downlink), from the radio station to subscriber stations, the lowest possible signal-to-average ratio can be achieved.
Abstract:
The existence of non-linearities in a spread-spectrum communications system can result in a transmitter generating code spurs projecting onto channels used to communicate information symbols between a transmitter and a receiver. The present invention provides a method of predicting at least one signalling code corresponding to at least one respective code spur by performing vector products of signalling codes expressed in a bipolar form to yield a signalling code where a code spur will occur.
Abstract:
A hybrid spread spectrum system includes a signal combiner for (a) receiving a plurality of spread spectrum encoded data signals and (b) forming a plurality of combined signals. A first set of mixers is included for (a) receiving the plurality of combined signals and at least two carriers, and (b) forming at least a two-carrier, constant envelope signal. A second set of mixers is also included for (a) receiving the at least two-carrier, constant envelope signal and a transmitter hopping signal and (b) forming a hybrid spread spectrum signal. The combined signals include (a) [s1(t)−s1(t)s2(t)s3(t)] and (b) [s2(t)+s3(t)], where si(t) are three separate spread spectrum encoded data signals. The transmitter hopping signal is a sequence of tones having (a) a duration Tc, where Tc is a chip duration, and (b) frequencies fn taken from a set of 2k values, where k is a number of bits from a pseudo-random noise (PRN) sequence.
Abstract:
Techniques for reducing peak-to-average power in multicarrier transmitters employ peak cancellation with subcarriers that are impaired by existing channel conditions. The use of Carrier Interferometry (CI) coding further improves the effectiveness of peak reduction. CI coding can also be impressed onto pulse sequences in the time domain, which enhances spectral selection and facilitates peak-power control.
Abstract:
A transmission signal generating circuit in a radio base station that employs spread processing circuits in order to output spread transmission signals. The signal generating circuit further contains power class selecting circuits, which categorize spread transmission signals into power classes, a first adding circuit, which combines these signals, multipliers, which adjust transmission power of these signals for respective power classes, and a second adding circuit, which combines these signals. The circuit measures and quantinizes the total transmission power to output a power level. A power limitation control memory outputs a multiplication coefficient representing the power class for which transmission power control. Selectors in the circuit select when this control is permitted for a given power class and output this information to the multiplier corresponding to the class. When this control is inhibited for the class, a multiplication coefficient is formed from a predetermined value, and output to the corresponding multiplier.
Abstract:
System and method for transmitting data over a communications link in at least two channels. At least one transmitter transmits data in the two channels simultaneously. At least one interleaver interleaves data to be transmitted in the two channels prior to transmission by the at least one transmitter. The at least one interleaver employs different sets of interleaving parameters when interleaving data to be transmitted in different channels, such that data to be transmitted in each channel is interleaved in a different pattern than data to be transmitted in the other channel(s). At least one receiver receives the data transmitted in at least one of the two channels. A de-interleaver, associated with the at least one receiver, employs the set of interleaving parameters corresponding to the at least one channel received by the at least one receiver to de-interleave data received by the at least one receiver.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus taught herein reduce the peak-to-average ratio (PAR) of a complex-valued signal based on detecting peaks in the signal that are above a peak threshold, characterizing the detected peaks in Cartesian coordinates, generating cancellation pulses in Cartesian coordinates based on the detected peak characterizations. PAR reduction processing continues with canceling the detected peaks by combining the cancellation pulses with a correspondingly delayed version of the signal. Advantageously, peak detection may be performed in polar form using a computationally efficient peak detection algorithm that avoids calculation of the I and Q peak waveforms unless a signal peak beyond a defined threshold is present. In one or more embodiments, the generation and use of asymmetric and/or shaped cancellation pulses offers further performance advantages.