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Wireless reception system

Assignee: NTT Inc
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Filing: 1984-10-01
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Granted: 1988-02-16
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Expires: 2004-10-01
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Abstract

Abstract A wireless receiver for a PM (phase modulation) signal with a spectrum scrambling for relocation of speech spectrums for the privacy of purpose is comprised of an antenna for receiving PM modulated signals, an FM demodulator coupled with the antenna, a spectrum de-scrambler connected to output of the FM demodulator, an integration circuit connected to output of said spectrum de-scrambler, and an output terminal coupled with output of the integration circuit. Due to the location of the de-scrambler between the FM demodulator and the integration circuit, a noise spectrum of a reception signal is independent from a design of spectrum scrambling, and an excellent substantial S/N is obtained irrespective of spectrum scrambling.

Inventors

  • 👤 Masahichi Kishi
  • 👤 Seizo Seki
  • 👤 Noboru Kanmuri

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-11-09 12:22
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04K; H04K1/00; H04K1/04

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim 132 words
A wireless reception system for phase modulated (PM'd) scrambled speech signals having original frequency spectra thereof relocated by spectrum scrambling, comprising: an input terminal accepting a phase modulated scrambled input speech signal; a frequency modulation demodulator coupled with said input terminal; a spectrum de-scrambler coupled with said frequency modulation demodulator output for relocating frequency spectra of said input speech signal to reproduce the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof; an integration circuit coupled with an output of said spectrum de-scrambler said integration circuit and said frequency modulation demodulator functioning as a phase modulation demodulator; and an output terminal coupled with an output of said integration circuit to provide a demodulated signal having frequency spectra reproducing the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 132 words
A wireless reception system for phase modulated (PM'd) scrambled speech signals having original frequency spectra thereof relocated by spectrum scrambling, comprising: an input terminal accepting a phase modulated scrambled input speech signal; a frequency modulation demodulator coupled with said input terminal; a spectrum de-scrambler coupled with said frequency modulation demodulator output for relocating frequency spectra of said input speech signal to reproduce the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof; an integration circuit coupled with an output of said spectrum de-scrambler said integration circuit and said frequency modulation demodulator functioning as a phase modulation demodulator; and an output terminal coupled with an output of said integration circuit to provide a demodulated signal having frequency spectra reproducing the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 41 words
A wireless reception system for a phase demodulation system according to claim 1, wherein said integration circuit comprises a resistor coupled between an input and an output of the integration circuit, and a capacitor coupled between said output and a ground.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 124 words
A wireless reception system for phase modulated (PM'd) scrambled speech signals having original frequency spectra thereof relocated by spectrum scrambling, comprising: a phase modulation demodulator demodulating phase modulated spectrum reception wireless speech signal; a differential circuit coupled with an output of the phase demodulation demodulator output; a spectrum de-scrambler coupled with the differential circuit's output, said spectrum de-scrambler relocating frequency spectra of said reception wireless speech signal to reproduce the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof; an integration circuit coupled with the spectrum de-scrambler output; and an output terminal coupled with an output of the integration circuit to provide a demodulated speech signal having frequency spectra reproducing the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 124 words
A wireless reception system for phase modulated (PM'd) scrambled speech signals having original frequency spectra thereof relocated by spectrum scrambling, comprising: a phase modulation demodulator demodulating phase modulated spectrum reception wireless speech signal; a differential circuit coupled with an output of the phase demodulation demodulator output; a spectrum de-scrambler coupled with the differential circuit's output, said spectrum de-scrambler relocating frequency spectra of said reception wireless speech signal to reproduce the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof; an integration circuit coupled with the spectrum de-scrambler output; and an output terminal coupled with an output of the integration circuit to provide a demodulated speech signal having frequency spectra reproducing the original frequency spectra of said speech signals before spectrum scrambling thereof.

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