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Process for the transmission of service signals for a digital radio beam, as well as transmitter and receiver for using such a process

Assignee: Thales SA
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Filing: 1981-11-06
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Granted: 1984-01-17
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Expires: 2001-11-06
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Abstract

Abstract To transmit the service signals of a digital radio beam, the carrier is modulated in accordance with a supplementary state in a special modulator when two successive data words are identical. On reception a special demodulator detects the transmission of a service bit having a value 1. The transmission of a service bit having a value 0 takes place by the detection in a comparator of two successive identical data words simultaneously with the detection of the non-transmission of the supplementary state. This supplementary modulation state advantageously corresponds to the elimination of the carrier.

Inventors

  • 👤 Alain Huriau

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-27 07:24
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04L; H04L27/00; H04L27/18; H04L27/22; H04L27/227; H04L27/2271; H04L27/2273; H04L27/20; H04L27/2032; H04L27/2053; H04L27/206; H04L27/2067; H04L27/2071

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 10
Claim 1
Independent Claim 121 words
A process for the transmission of service signals of a digital radio beam, of the type consisting of transmitting data words of m bits (m being an integer exceeding 1) comprising the steps of; modulating a carrier according to n=2 m states; transmitting the service signals bit by bit using an n+1 state of the carrier which is transmitted in place of the state corresponding to a data word when the latter is identical to that preceding it; and distinguishing between the two possible values of the service bit to be transmitted by using the n+1 state for coding one of its values and the state corresponding to the data word replaced by the service bit for coding the other value.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 121 words
A process for the transmission of service signals of a digital radio beam, of the type consisting of transmitting data words of m bits (m being an integer exceeding 1) comprising the steps of; modulating a carrier according to n=2 m states; transmitting the service signals bit by bit using an n+1 state of the carrier which is transmitted in place of the state corresponding to a data word when the latter is identical to that preceding it; and distinguishing between the two possible values of the service bit to be transmitted by using the n+1 state for coding one of its values and the state corresponding to the data word replaced by the service bit for coding the other value.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 20 words
A process according to claim 1 wherein the n+1 state is a state corresponding to the non-transmission of the carrier.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 154 words
A transmitter for transmitting the service signals of a digital radio beam comprising: series-parallel conversion means for receiving a series digital signal of data to be transmitted and for converting it into a sequence of words of m bits in parallel; a coder for processing a first control signal from said words; a first modulator for supplying a carrier modulated in accordance with n=2 m states under the action of the first control signal; means for comparing each word with the preceding word and supplying a second control signal when these two words are identical; a FIFO-type memory for receiving a series digital service signal to be transmitted and supply it bit by bit under the action of the second control signal; and a second modulator for receiving the carrier modulated by the first modulator and for modulating it according to an n+1 state under the action of the bit supplied by the memory.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 154 words
A transmitter for transmitting the service signals of a digital radio beam comprising: series-parallel conversion means for receiving a series digital signal of data to be transmitted and for converting it into a sequence of words of m bits in parallel; a coder for processing a first control signal from said words; a first modulator for supplying a carrier modulated in accordance with n=2 m states under the action of the first control signal; means for comparing each word with the preceding word and supplying a second control signal when these two words are identical; a FIFO-type memory for receiving a series digital service signal to be transmitted and supply it bit by bit under the action of the second control signal; and a second modulator for receiving the carrier modulated by the first modulator and for modulating it according to an n+1 state under the action of the bit supplied by the memory.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 26 words
A transmitter according to claim 3, wherein the second modulator functions by eliminating the carrier when the bit supplied by the memory has a value 1.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 14 words
A transmitter according to claim 4, wherein the first modulator is a phase modulator.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 193 words
A receiver for receiving data and service signals of a digital radio transmission comprising: a first demodulator for receiving a carrier modulated according to n+1(n=2 m ) states and transmitting a first demodulation signal corresponding to the modulation of n of these states; a decoder for forming words of m bits in parallel from this first demodulation signal; series-parallel conversion means for receiving these words and converting them into a received data series digital signal; a second demodulator for receiving the modulated carrier and transmitting a second demodulation signal corresponding to the demodulation of the n+1 state; means for delaying each word transmitted by the decoder and supplying it synchronously with the following word; means for simultaneously receiving this delayed word and the following word and supplying the delayed word under the action of the second demodulation signal, or the following word when the second demodulation signal is absent; and means for comparing the delayed word and the following word and supplying a service bit received according to a predetermined state when these two words are identical, the second demodulation signal marking said service bit received in accordance with its other determined state.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim 193 words
A receiver for receiving data and service signals of a digital radio transmission comprising: a first demodulator for receiving a carrier modulated according to n+1(n=2 m ) states and transmitting a first demodulation signal corresponding to the modulation of n of these states; a decoder for forming words of m bits in parallel from this first demodulation signal; series-parallel conversion means for receiving these words and converting them into a received data series digital signal; a second demodulator for receiving the modulated carrier and transmitting a second demodulation signal corresponding to the demodulation of the n+1 state; means for delaying each word transmitted by the decoder and supplying it synchronously with the following word; means for simultaneously receiving this delayed word and the following word and supplying the delayed word under the action of the second demodulation signal, or the following word when the second demodulation signal is absent; and means for comparing the delayed word and the following word and supplying a service bit received according to a predetermined state when these two words are identical, the second demodulation signal marking said service bit received in accordance with its other determined state.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim 21 words
A receiver according to claim 6, wherein the second demodulator comprises a threshold circuit detecting the disappearance of the modulated carrier.

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