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Method for transmitting digital data by means of continuous phase modulation

Assignee: BBC Brown Boveri AG Switzerland
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Filing: 1987-06-22
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Granted: 1988-06-07
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Expires: 2007-06-22
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Abstract

Abstract A method for transmitting digital data by means of continuous phase modulation (CPM), wherein the transmission signal s(t) is generated by retrieving stored digital values, which are allocated to a continuous sequence of symbols a i present at the transmitter input, from storage in a memory. In contrast to the conventional method, these stored digital values are not calculated from a predetermined frequency-base-band pulse g(t) by linear superposition but are optimized with respect to the in-band power emitted by means of an iterative method. This non-linear method leads to distinctly improved spectral characteristics of the transmission signal s(t).

Inventors

  • 👤 Dacfey Dzung

Bibliographic Details

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CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04L; H04L27/00; H04L27/18; H04L27/20; H04L27/2003; H04L27/2021; H04L27/2028

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim 174 words
Method for transmitting digital data by means of continuous phase modulation of a carrier oscillation, comprising: presenting the digital data in the form of a continuous sequence of symbols (a i ) which occur at a rate of 1/T and can assume M possible discrete values; transmitting the information items with a carrier frequency f c and a time-dependent phase Φ(t) in a transmission signal s(t) having the form s(t)=cos |2πf.sub.c t+Φ(t)|; before transmission, subjecting the symbols a i to a shaping process in accordance with the determination of a frequency-baseband pulse extending over L symbol intervals L·T; permanently storing, for each possible sequence of L symbols, a plurality of digital values which, for generating the transmission signal s(t) are allocated to the symbol sequence present in each case at the transmission input, are retrieved from storage and converted into an analog signal; and using only values for which the power of the transmission signal s(t) located within a fixed frequency band around the carrier frequency (fZc) is a maximum as stored digital values.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 174 words
Method for transmitting digital data by means of continuous phase modulation of a carrier oscillation, comprising: presenting the digital data in the form of a continuous sequence of symbols (a i ) which occur at a rate of 1/T and can assume M possible discrete values; transmitting the information items with a carrier frequency f c and a time-dependent phase Φ(t) in a transmission signal s(t) having the form s(t)=cos |2πf.sub.c t+Φ(t)|; before transmission, subjecting the symbols a i to a shaping process in accordance with the determination of a frequency-baseband pulse extending over L symbol intervals L·T; permanently storing, for each possible sequence of L symbols, a plurality of digital values which, for generating the transmission signal s(t) are allocated to the symbol sequence present in each case at the transmission input, are retrieved from storage and converted into an analog signal; and using only values for which the power of the transmission signal s(t) located within a fixed frequency band around the carrier frequency (fZc) is a maximum as stored digital values.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 51 words
Method as claimed in claim 1, comprising: allocating a function F k (t) to the L last symbols a k-L+ 1, . . . , a k for each symbol interval k(kT≦T≦(K+1)T), and using samples of the functions sin F K (t) and cos F K (t) as stored digital values.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 34 words
Method as claimed in claim 2, comprising: maximizing the quantity ##EQU29## where P B =in-band power, P v =spectral power density, Δf=f-f c , and B=half bandwidth, for determination of said stored digital values.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 25 words
Method as claimed in claim 3, comprising: maximizing the in-band power P B by means of an iteration method for determining the stored digital values.

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