Receiver for spread spectrum communication

Claim 2

A receiver for spread spectrum communication comprising: a correlator consisting of a first convolver and a second convolver, a same received signal being given to a first input of each of the convolvers; a first multiplier giving a second input of the first convolver a first reference signal produced by multiplying a first CW signal and a first PN code; a second multiplier giving a second input of the second convolver a second reference signal produced by multiplying a second CW signal having the same frequency as the first CW signal and a predetermined phase difference with respect to the phase thereof and a second PN code; decoding means for decoding outputs of both the convolvers so as to obtain data; and a phase shifter disposed on the second input side of the first or the second convolver for producing the second CW signal from the first CW signal.

Claim 3

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 1, wherein said decoding means consists of a multiplier, to which outputs of said first and second convolvers are given.

Claim 4

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 1, wherein said decoding means consists of an adder and a subtractor, to which outputs of said first and second convolvers are given.

Claim 5

A receiver for spread spectrum communication comprising: a correlator consisting of a first convolver and a second convolver, a same received signal being given to a first input of each of the convolvers; a first multiplier giving a second input of the first convolver a first reference signal produced by multiplying a first CW signal and a first PN code; a second multiplier giving a second input of the second convolver a second reference signal produced by multiplying a second CW signal having the same frequency as the first CW signal and a predetermined phase difference with respect to the phase thereof and a second PN code; a third multiplier for decoding outputs of both the convolvers so as to obtain data by multiplying them; a phase shifter disposed on the second input side of the first or the second convolver for producing the second CW signal from the first CW signal; switching means applying selectively either the received spread spectrum signal or the first CW signal to the first input of each of said convolvers; and phase control means for controlling the phase of said phase shifter in response to the output of said third multiplier.

Claim 6

A receiver for spread spectrum communication comprising: a correlator consisting of a first convolver and a second convolver, a same received signal being given to a first input of each of the convolvers; a first multiplier giving a second input of the first convolver a first reference signal produced by multiplying a first CW signal and a first PN code; a second multiplier giving a second input of the second convolver a second reference signal produced by multiplying a second CW signal having the same frequency as the first CW signal and a predetermined phase difference with respect to the phase thereof and a second PN code; a third multiplier for decoding outputs of both the convolvers so as to obtain data by multiplying them; a phase shifter disposed on the second input side of the first or the second convolver for producing the second CW signal from the first CW signal; switching means applying selectively either the received spread spectrum signal or the first CW signal to the first input of each of said convolvers; and phase control means for controlling the phase of said phase shifter in response to the output of said third multiplier.

Claim 7

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 4, wherein said phase control means consists of a polarity detecting circuit for judging the polarity of the output of said third multiplier and a sequential loop filter for filtering the output of said polarity detecting circuit to control said phase shifter by the output of said sequential loop filter.