Patent classifications
H04B1/709
Low-complexity synchronization header detection
A technique of separating a sequence of modulation shift keying (MSK) symbols into a first portion and a second portion and separately comparing the first portion of the sequence of MSK symbols and the second portion of the sequence of MSK symbols against a first portion of a reference sequence of MSK symbols and a second portion of the reference sequence of MSK symbols allows a low complexity detection of a start field delimiter in a wireless communication packet.
MODERNIZED GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM (GNSS) RECEIVERS AND COMMERCIALLY VIABLE CONSUMER GRADE GNSS RECEIVERS
GNSS receivers and systems within such receivers use improvements to reduce memory usage while providing sufficient processing resources to receive and acquire and track E5 band GNSS signals directly (without attempting in one embodiment to receive L1 GNSS signals). Other aspects are also described.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INTERFERENCE MITIGATION UTILIZING ANTENNA PATTERN ADJUSTMENTS
A system that incorporates the subject disclosure may perform, for example, a method for receiving interference information, identifying a plurality of interferers, approximating a location of the plurality of interferers, and adjusting an antenna pattern of an antenna. The method can include determining traffic loads and adjusting the antenna pattern according to the traffic loads. Other embodiments are disclosed.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INTERFERENCE MITIGATION UTILIZING ANTENNA PATTERN ADJUSTMENTS
A system that incorporates the subject disclosure may perform, for example, a method for receiving interference information, identifying a plurality of interferers, approximating a location of the plurality of interferers, and adjusting an antenna pattern of an antenna. The method can include determining traffic loads and adjusting the antenna pattern according to the traffic loads. Other embodiments are disclosed.
CREATING LIBRARY OF INTERFERERS
A system includes a method for detecting a signal interference in a communication signal of a wireless communication system. An identified source of the signal interference is determined according to an interference profile of a plurality of interference profiles associated with an interference profile library having information that approximates characteristics of the signal interference. The signal interference of the communication signal is mitigated according to an interference parameter associated with the identified source by filtering the communication signal according to the interference parameter.
CREATING LIBRARY OF INTERFERERS
A system includes a method for detecting a signal interference in a communication signal of a wireless communication system. An identified source of the signal interference is determined according to an interference profile of a plurality of interference profiles associated with an interference profile library having information that approximates characteristics of the signal interference. The signal interference of the communication signal is mitigated according to an interference parameter associated with the identified source by filtering the communication signal according to the interference parameter.
Coding in a positioning system
Embodiments describe determining position by selecting a set of digital pseudorandom sequences. The magnitudes of the cross-correlation between any two sequences of the chosen set are below a specified threshold. A subset of digital pseudorandom sequences are selected from the set such that the magnitudes of the autocorrelation function of each member of the subset, within a specified region adjacent to the peak of the autocorrelation function, are equal to or less than a prescribed value. Each transmitter transmits a positioning signal, and at least a portion of the positioning signal is modulated with at least one member of the subset. At least two transmitters of the plurality of transmitters modulate respective positioning signals with different members of the subset of digital pseudorandom sequences.
Method and device for reducing multipath channel effects on phase measurements in navigation radio systems
Method of reducing multipath effects on phase measurements, including receiving radio signals with different pseudo-random codes transmitted by at least four base stations, each at particular frequency received by one channel; measuring delay difference and phase difference from different pairs of base stations; calculating a current position of the receiver based on the measured phase differences and delay differences, wherein the base stations differ in pseudo-random codes at same frequencies or differ in carrier frequency or polarization type if using the same pseudo-random codes, and wherein a number of channels in the receiver exceeds a number of channels needed for the calculating of the current position; detecting anomalous jumps in phase of one or more channels, based on first or second derivative of the phase, as being indicative of multipath signal reception; removing those channels from calculation of current position; and calculating current position based on remaining channels.
ARTIFACT FREE CHAOTIC SPREAD SPECTRUM COMMUNICATION
A method for transmitting covertly employs three features in a novel combination to create a transmission waveform that has no detectable artifacts. First, the method employs spread spectrum, such as a direct sequence spread spectrum signal, to transmit the power level below the noise floor. Second, the method modulates the phase of each chip in the spread spectrum signal using a chaotic sequence. Third, the method filters the transmission signal using a pulse shaped filter to depress blind detection features in the amplitude modulation and higher order power spectral densities. The novel combination of these features results in a practically invisible and undetectable transmission waveform. Many other features are disclosed herein to optimize this combination.
ARTIFACT FREE CHAOTIC SPREAD SPECTRUM COMMUNICATION
A method for transmitting covertly employs three features in a novel combination to create a transmission waveform that has no detectable artifacts. First, the method employs spread spectrum, such as a direct sequence spread spectrum signal, to transmit the power level below the noise floor. Second, the method modulates the phase of each chip in the spread spectrum signal using a chaotic sequence. Third, the method filters the transmission signal using a pulse shaped filter to depress blind detection features in the amplitude modulation and higher order power spectral densities. The novel combination of these features results in a practically invisible and undetectable transmission waveform. Many other features are disclosed herein to optimize this combination.