Patent classifications
H04L27/26416
Receiver of filter bank multicarrier communication system based on discrete Hartley transform
A filter bank multicarrier communication system is proposed. The system adopts the real-valued discrete Hartley transform for both multicarrier modulation and demodulation, rather than the complex-valued inverse discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier modulation and the discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier demodulation in conventional filter bank multicarrier schemes, so as to reduce implementation complexity and to enhance system performance.
System and method for communicating wireless transmissions spanning both licensed and un-licensed spectrum
Performing wireless transmissions over a unified air interface that span portions of both the primary band and the complementary band may provide improved throughput and spectral efficiency in next generation networks. Wireless transmissions spanning both the licensed and unlicensed spectrum carry data in different frame formats over the respective primary and complementary bands. For example, frames communicated over the primary band may have a different channel structure (e.g., different size, placement, orientation, etc.) than frames communicated over the complementary band. Wireless transmissions spanning the licensed and unlicensed spectrum may also utilize different access schemes and/or waveforms over the respective primary and complementary bands. Embodiment unified air interfaces may be dynamically configurable via software defined radio (SDR) signaling instructions.
RECEIVER OF FILTER BANK MULTICARRIER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM BASED ON DISCRETE HARTLEY TRANSFORM
A filter bank multicarrier communication system is proposed. The system adopts the real-valued discrete Hartley transform for both multicarrier modulation and demodulation, rather than the complex-valued inverse discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier modulation and the discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier demodulation in conventional filter bank multicarrier schemes, so as to reduce implementation complexity and to enhance system performance.
Method for signal modulation in filter bank multi-carrier system
A method for signal modulation in a filter bank multi-carrier system is provided. A modulation method according to one embodiment of the present disclosure includes generating a plurality of different candidate transmission signals by modulating a complex symbol vector including a plurality of complex symbols in a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) spread filter bank multi-carrier (FBMC)/offset quadrature amplitude modulation (OQAM) scheme and selecting a candidate transmission signal having a lowest peak power or peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) as a transmission signal, wherein the generating of the plurality of candidate transmission signals comprises applying a different phase offset to the complex symbol vector according to a candidate transmission signal to be generated.
Information processing device, method, and program for IQ balance correction
[Object] To realize IQ imbalance correction in a more preferable aspect. [Solution] An information processing device including: a calculation unit configured to calculate an error between predetermined reference coordinates on an IQ plane and a signal point of a received predetermined reference signal on a basis of a reception result of the reference signal on which phase modulation or quadrature amplitude modulation is implemented and mapping information of the reference signal; and a generation unit configured to generate correction data for correcting a deviation of a signal point of a received signal on a basis of a calculation result of the error.
Device and method for detecting filter bank multi carrier wave symbols in wireless communication system
The present disclosure relates to a pre-5.sup.th-Generation (5G) or 5G communication system to be provided for supporting higher data rates Beyond 4.sup.th-Generation (4G) communication system such as Long Term Evolution (LTE). A method for operating a base station in a wireless communication system according to an embodiment includes determining interference between symbols of a signal received from at least one terminal, determining a time offset of the received signal based on the determined interference, and determining a detection interval of the signal received from the at least one terminal based on the time offset.
Filter bank multicarrier communication system based on discrete Hartley transform
A filter bank multicarrier communication system is proposed. The system adopts the real-valued discrete Hartley transform for both multicarrier modulation and demodulation, rather than the complex-valued inverse discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier modulation and the discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier demodulation in conventional filter bank multicarrier schemes, so as to reduce implementation complexity and to enhance system performance.
FILTER BANK MULTICARRIER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM BASED ON DISCRETE HARTLEY TRANSFORM
A filter bank multicarrier communication system is proposed. The system adopts the real-valued discrete Hartley transform for both multicarrier modulation and demodulation, rather than the complex-valued inverse discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier modulation and the discrete Fourier transform for multicarrier demodulation in conventional filter bank multicarrier schemes, so as to reduce implementation complexity and to enhance system performance.
Faster-than-Nyquist signaling for FBMC burst transmissions
The present disclosure pertains to a method for operating a transmitting node in a wireless communication network. The method comprises transmitting a signal based on Filter Bank Multi-Carrier, FBMC, filtering, wherein the signal comprises signal carrying pulses, g(t), the pulses having a sampling interval T, the pulses being transmitted with a separation interval of T, with 0<<1. The disclosure also pertains to related methods and devices.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR TRANSMITTING DATA VIA A COAXIAL ELECTRICAL CABLE
A method for transmitting data via a coaxial electrical cable includes (a) converting symbols of each input data stream of a plurality of parallel input data streams from digital form to analog form, (b) individually filtering symbols of each input data stream, (c) transforming symbols of each input data stream from a first frequency-domain to a first time-domain, to generate parallel first time-domain samples, (d) converting the first time-domain samples to a serial multi-carrier signal, and (e) injecting the multi-carrier signal onto the coaxial electrical cable.