Patent classifications
H04B1/707
WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF SAMPLES ENCODED USING SPREAD SPECTRUM VIDEO TRANSPORT
A wireless transmitter and antenna are provided on the transmit side, and a receiver and an antenna are provided on the receive side. A transmitter receives samples from a video source via media signals, permutes the input samples into input vectors, and encodes each input vector with reference to a set of orthogonal codes to produce analog SSVT signals per encoder. The wireless transmitter modulates the SSVT signals generated by the SSVT transmitter onto one or more carrier frequency signals. Once modulated, the carrier frequency signals are then broadcast by the antenna. On the receive side, the antenna receives the broadcast and provides the modulated carrier signals to the wireless receiver. In response, the wireless receiver demodulates the carrier frequency signals and produces the corresponding analog SSVT signals, which are then decoded into reconstructions of the input media samples into output vectors, which are then permuted into output samples that are sent to a video sink for display.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE AND METHOD THAT UTILIZE SPREAD SPECTRUM MODULATION TO HIDE VENDOR INFORMATION
A wireless communication method includes: modulating, by a device, a string a string to be transmitted in a physical layer according to a spread spectrum sequence (SSS) code corresponding to a vendor of the device when the string is a specific data string of a packet; demodulating, by another device, the packet according to a first SSS code corresponding to a predetermined communication protocol; determining a detection value according to the specific data string and the first SSS code and another detection value according to the specific data string and a SSS code corresponding to a predetermined vendor, and determining whether both vendors of those devices are the predetermined vendor according to those detection values; and if both vendors of those devices are the predetermined vendor, performing, by the another device, a specific communication mode of the predetermined vendor to be connected with the device.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE AND METHOD THAT UTILIZE SPREAD SPECTRUM MODULATION TO HIDE VENDOR INFORMATION
A wireless communication method includes: modulating, by a device, a string a string to be transmitted in a physical layer according to a spread spectrum sequence (SSS) code corresponding to a vendor of the device when the string is a specific data string of a packet; demodulating, by another device, the packet according to a first SSS code corresponding to a predetermined communication protocol; determining a detection value according to the specific data string and the first SSS code and another detection value according to the specific data string and a SSS code corresponding to a predetermined vendor, and determining whether both vendors of those devices are the predetermined vendor according to those detection values; and if both vendors of those devices are the predetermined vendor, performing, by the another device, a specific communication mode of the predetermined vendor to be connected with the device.
SPREAD-SPECTRUM VIDEO TRANSPORT WITH QUADRATURE AMPLITUDE MODULATION
A quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) transmitter separates an input digital level into I and Q components. In a variation, a QAM transmitter uses every other input digital level as an I or Q component. A QAM receiver receives a QAM modulated signal and outputs digital levels. A QAM transmitter for transmitting analog levels uses a pair of input analog levels as the I and Q components. A QAM receiver receives a QAM modulated signal and outputs analog levels. The digital and analog input levels are produced by encoding N samples using L orthogonal codes.
Generating a composite signal with code division multiplexing (CDM) and time division multiplexing (TDM) pilots
A user equipment (UE) may be configured to receive a signal in a time slot, wherein the signal includes a first reference signal, a second reference signal and data scrambled using a data scrambling sequence. Further, the first reference signal and the second reference signal are not scrambled using the data scrambling sequence. The second reference signal having a code sequence being a non-zero power of two in length and is time multiplexed with the data. The UE recovers the data of the received signal using the first or second reference signal.
Generating a composite signal with code division multiplexing (CDM) and time division multiplexing (TDM) pilots
A user equipment (UE) may be configured to receive a signal in a time slot, wherein the signal includes a first reference signal, a second reference signal and data scrambled using a data scrambling sequence. Further, the first reference signal and the second reference signal are not scrambled using the data scrambling sequence. The second reference signal having a code sequence being a non-zero power of two in length and is time multiplexed with the data. The UE recovers the data of the received signal using the first or second reference signal.
FREQUENCY-DIVISION MULTIPLEXING
A method is provided. In some examples, the method includes generating, by processing circuitry, a spread of chips representing an input bit. In addition, the method includes converting, by the processing circuitry, the spread of chips to a plurality of symbols comprising a pair of symbols. The method also includes mapping, by the processing circuitry, the pair of symbols to a single carrier signal and generating, by the processing circuitry, a radio-frequency (RF) signal based on the single carrier signal. The method further includes transmitting, by the processing circuitry via an antenna, the RF signal.
BASEBALL PITCH SELECTION COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A system for communicating pitch selections wirelessly from a wireless transmitter has a coded signal generator that generates coded signals in accordance with selected pitch types. A receiver decodes the received coded signals, selects an audio file based on the received coded signal and generates an audio signal announcing the selected pitch type based on the transmitted selected pitch type in accordance with the received coded signal. The audio signal is transduced by a bone conductor transducer so that the player can hear the announced selected pitch type through bone conduction.
BASEBALL PITCH SELECTION COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A system for communicating pitch selections wirelessly from a wireless transmitter has a coded signal generator that generates coded signals in accordance with selected pitch types. A receiver decodes the received coded signals, selects an audio file based on the received coded signal and generates an audio signal announcing the selected pitch type based on the transmitted selected pitch type in accordance with the received coded signal. The audio signal is transduced by a bone conductor transducer so that the player can hear the announced selected pitch type through bone conduction.
PROPAGATION PATH RESPONSE ESTIMATION AND INTERFERENCE CANCELING USING SPREAD-SPECTRUM PILOT SIGNAL IN MULTI-FEEDER LINK OF HAPS
A downlink interference is dynamically suppressed in a multi-feeder link of a same frequency between an aerial-floating type communication relay apparatus and plural gateway (GW) stations with a simple configuration. A plurality of pilot signals, which are spectrally spread using a plurality of spread codes orthogonal to each other, are transmitted and received between the relay communication station of the aerial-staying type communication relay apparatus and plural GW stations, a propagation path response between plural GW stations and an antenna for feeder link of the communication relay apparatus in a transmission signal band of the feeder link is estimated based on reception results in which the plural pilot signals are spectrally inverse-spread, plural weights respectively corresponding to the plural of GW stations are calculated based on the plural propagation path responses, and with respect to each of the plural GW stations, a signal to be transmitted and received via a directional beam corresponding to another GW station is multiplied by the weight corresponding to the other GW station and subtracted from a signal to be transmitted and received via the directional beam corresponding to the GW station.