Patent classifications
H04L27/2014
STRUCTURE, METHOD, TRANSMITTER, TRANSCEIVER AND ACCESS POINT SUITABLE FOR LOW-COMPLEXITY IMPLEMENTATION
A structure for generating sequences. The structure includes a binary shift register; a feedback structure connected to the shift register arranged to define a linear feedback shift register according to a polynomial; a first output arranged to collect one or more state values from a first group of elements of the shift register, the one or more state values from the first group forming a value of a first sequence; and a second output arranged to collect one or more state values from a second group of elements of the shift register, the one or more state values from the second group forming a value of a second sequence. No element of the second group belongs to the first group.
METHOD FOR DECODING AN RF SIGNAL BEARING A SEQUENCE OF SYMBOLS MODULATED BY CPM AND ASSOCIATED DECODER
The invention relates to a method for decoding an RF signal bearing a sequence of transmitted symbols modulated by CPM. The method comprises, at the receiver (1): Estimating model parameters {h, ω, Φ.sub.0} among which h characterizes a modulation index, ω characterizes a carrier frequency offset and Φ.sub.0 characterizes an initial phase offset, and Detecting received symbols corresponding to said transmitted symbols of the sequence, wherein, at time nT where T is a symbol duration, the parameters {h, ω, Φ.sub.0} are estimated by solving a system of three linear equations whose: a. three unknowns {ĥ.sup.(n), {circumflex over (ω)}.sup.(n), {circumflex over (Φ)}.sub.0.sup.(n)}, are respectively function of said model parameters {h, ω, Φ.sub.0}, and b. coefficients {B.sup.(n), C.sup.(n), D.sup.(n), F.sup.(n), G.sup.(n), H.sup.(n), v.sub.1.sup.(n), v.sub.2.sup.(n), v.sub.3.sup.(n)} are computed in a recursive way in function of: iii. a sequence of symbols {â.sub.n} corresponding to the sequence of transmitted symbols up to time nT, and iv. measured phases {Ψ.sub.k} of samples {y.sub.k} of the RF signal received from time (n−1)T to time nT.
Method and System for Designing a Waveform for Data Communication
Embodiments herein disclose a method and system for designing a waveform for data communication. The method includes applying, by a phase rotation applying unit, a constellation specific phase rotation between consecutive data symbols in a data stream to obtain a constellation rotated data stream. Further, the method includes introducing, by a frequency domain pulse shaping filter, an inter symbol interference (ISI) between modulated data symbols of the constellation rotated data stream, such that the ISI develops the waveform of the constellated rotated data stream to be transmitted.
Method and System for Designing a Waveform for Data Communication
Embodiments herein disclose a method and system for designing a waveform for data communication. The method includes applying, by a phase rotation applying unit, a constellation specific phase rotation between consecutive data symbols in a data stream to obtain a constellation rotated data stream. Further, the method includes introducing, by a frequency domain pulse shaping filter, an inter symbol interference (ISI) between modulated data symbols of the constellation rotated data stream, such that the ISI develops the waveform of the constellated rotated data stream to be transmitted.
Near-field electrostatic communications system
A near-field capacitive data communication system that uses a variable capacitive device such as a PIN diode to change the capacitance of a conductive plate in response to either a high or low data signal. A detector attached to a second conductive plate that is in proximity to the first conductive plate measures the capacitance of the first conductive plate and outputs a corresponding data signal. The technique is wireless, since the two conductive plates are not in electrical contact with one-another, but rather share their static electric fields. A microcontroller can act as a detector by baselining the capacitance of the first conductive plate when its capacitance is in the low capacitance state. The technique is ideal for communication between a pair of toys that can be brought in close proximity to one-another. Since no radio frequencies are used, no special testing or governmental electromagnetic compatibility rules apply.
Driver architecture for multiphase and amplitude encoding transmitters
Certain disclosed methods, apparatus, and systems enable improved communication on a multiphase communication link through improved encoding techniques and protocol. A data communication apparatus has a plurality of line drivers configured to couple the apparatus to a 3-wire link, and a data encoder configured to encode at least 3 bits of binary data in each transition between two symbols that are consecutively transmitted by the plurality of line drivers over the 3-wire link such that each pair of consecutively-transmitted symbols comprises two different symbols. Each symbol defines signaling states of the 3-wire link during an associated symbol transmission interval such that each wire of the 3-wire link is in a different signaling state from the other wires of the 3-wire link during the associated symbol transmission interval. Data may be encoded using a combination of 3-phase and pulse amplitude modulation.
DATA PROCESSING FOR AUTOMATIC MODULATION CLASSIFICATION OF WIRELESS SIGNALS
Systems and methods for classifying a modulation scheme of a wireless signal are described. In some embodiments, a system receives a wireless signal modulated based on a modulation scheme having a constant modulus. The system can generate a resampled signal from the wireless signal based on features extracted from the wireless signal and perform blind equalization on the resampled signal based on a constant modulus criterion to generate an equalized signal. Then, the system can cause a modulation classifier to classify the received wireless signal to a modulation scheme from a plurality of predetermined modulation schemes based on the equalized signal. By preconditioning the wireless signal to reduce feature variability imparted by a propagation channel onto the wireless signal, the system can increase the classification accuracy of the modulation classifier.
DRIVER ARCHITECTURE FOR MULTIPHASE AND AMPLITUDE ENCODING TRANSMITTERS
Certain disclosed methods, apparatus, and systems enable improved communication on a multiphase communication link through improved encoding techniques and protocol. A data communication apparatus has a plurality of line drivers configured to couple the apparatus to a 3-wire link, and a data encoder configured to encode at least 3 bits of binary data in each transition between two symbols that are consecutively transmitted by the plurality of line drivers over the 3-wire link such that each pair of consecutively-transmitted symbols comprises two different symbols. Each symbol defines signaling states of the 3-wire link during an associated symbol transmission interval such that each wire of the 3-wire link is in a different signaling state from the other wires of the 3-wire link during the associated symbol transmission interval. Data may be encoded using a combination of 3-phase and pulse amplitude modulation.
Digital signal shaping using I/Q modulator
A transmitter includes a processing circuit to generate I level data and Q level data that, when respectively converted to I baseband input and Q baseband input, cause a carrier signal modulated by the I baseband input and the Q baseband input to have a desired edge shape in the time domain. The edge shape includes a low portion, a high portion, and an edge portion between the low portion and the high portion. The edge portion has a desired edge time compatible with the frequency of the carrier signal. The transmitter further includes a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) to convert the I level data to the I baseband input and the Q level data to the Q baseband input, and an in-phase and quadrature (I/Q) modulator to perform I/Q modulation of the carrier signal according to the I baseband input and the Q baseband input.
SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK CONFIGURATION FOR ABOVE 52.6GHZ CARRIER FREQUENCY
Various embodiments herein provide techniques for synchronization signal block (SSB) configuration for wireless cellular networks. The SSB may be for carrier frequencies above 52.6 gigahertz (GHz). Other embodiments may be described and claimed.