Abstract A digital transmission system is provided based on a cross-polarization band-sharing technique using a conventional antenna system which does not have a sufficient cross-polarization discrimination. An interference elimination circuit receives two mutually orthogonal cross-polarized waves and restores to at least one of the received cross-polarized signals, a baseband signal which is free of cross-polarization interference attributable to orthogonal cross-polarization crosstalk components. This circuit includes an orthogonal cross-polarization, crosstalk component adder having a weighting circuit for multiplying an interference component of the received orthogonal cross-polarized signals by a compensation coefficient. A compensating adder adds the output of the weighting circuit to a desired one of the received cross-polarized signals. An error detector detects the difference between a transmitted signal and the desired one of said received signals on the basis of the output of said cross-polarization crosstalk component adder. An oscillator generates cyclic infinitesimal signals which a correlator uses for detecting any correlation between the output of the oscillator and the output of the error detector. An integrator integrates the output of said correlator. A control unit adds the output of the integrator to the output of the oscillator and supplies the resulting sum as the compensation coefficient for the weighting circuit of the orthogonal cross-polarization component adder.
Inventors
👤 Junji Namiki
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-10-29 14:00
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04B; H04B7/00; H04B7/002
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
230 words
A cross-polarization crosstalk elimination circuit for a receiver of two mutually orthogonal cross-polarized waves, said circuit being adapted to restore a baseband signal which is free of cross-polarization interference attributable to orthogonal cross-polarization crosstalk components, said circuit comprising: orthogonal cross-polarization crosstalk component adder means having a weighting circuit means for multiplying an interference component of the received orthogonal cross-polarized signals by a compensation coefficient, compensating adder means for adding an output of said weighting circuit means to a desired one of the received cross-polarized signals; detector means for detecting any apparent difference between an estimate of an originally transmitted signal and a desired one of the received signals on a basis of an output of said cross-polarization component adder means; oscillator means for generating a small cyclic output signal; correlator means for detecting any correlation between the output of said oscillator means and an output of said detector means; integrator means for integrating an output of said correlator means; low-pass filter means responsive to said detector means for smoothing the output of said detector means; attenuator means for attenuating the output of said oscillator means in response to the output of said low-pass filter means; and control unit adder means for adding an output of said integrator means to an output of said attenuator means and for supplying the resulting sum as the compensation coefficient for said weighting circuit means.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
230 words
A cross-polarization crosstalk elimination circuit for a receiver of two mutually orthogonal cross-polarized waves, said circuit being adapted to restore a baseband signal which is free of cross-polarization interference attributable to orthogonal cross-polarization crosstalk components, said circuit comprising: orthogonal cross-polarization crosstalk component adder means having a weighting circuit means for multiplying an interference component of the received orthogonal cross-polarized signals by a compensation coefficient, compensating adder means for adding an output of said weighting circuit means to a desired one of the received cross-polarized signals; detector means for detecting any apparent difference between an estimate of an originally transmitted signal and a desired one of the received signals on a basis of an output of said cross-polarization component adder means; oscillator means for generating a small cyclic output signal; correlator means for detecting any correlation between the output of said oscillator means and an output of said detector means; integrator means for integrating an output of said correlator means; low-pass filter means responsive to said detector means for smoothing the output of said detector means; attenuator means for attenuating the output of said oscillator means in response to the output of said low-pass filter means; and control unit adder means for adding an output of said integrator means to an output of said attenuator means and for supplying the resulting sum as the compensation coefficient for said weighting circuit means.