Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 9
Claim 1
Independent Claim
173 words
Signal transmission method according to the principle of quadrature amplitude modulation, comprising the steps of: in a transmitter (a) sampling digital data in predetermined time intervals T; (b) forming a transmit signal by feeding the digital data to a pulse shaper, said pulse shaper having a given unit pulse response r(t); (c) amplitude-modulating a carrier oscillation by the transmit signal; (d) transmitting said amplitude-modulated carrier oscillation via a channel, said channel having a unit pulse response h(t) and superimposing an additive white noise w(t); in a receiver (e) demodulating the transmitted carrier oscillation into a receive signal y(t); (f) sampling said receive signal in time intervals ΔT which are small in relation to the time interval T; (g) preprocessing said sampled receive signal in a transverse channel-matched filter, said channel-matched filter being matched to a filter cascade H(t) formed by said pulse shaper and said channel as a whole, H(t)=h*r(t), where "*" stands for the convolution product; and (h) determining original digital data from the preprocessed sampled receive signal in an analysis circuit.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
173 words
Signal transmission method according to the principle of quadrature amplitude modulation, comprising the steps of: in a transmitter (a) sampling digital data in predetermined time intervals T; (b) forming a transmit signal by feeding the digital data to a pulse shaper, said pulse shaper having a given unit pulse response r(t); (c) amplitude-modulating a carrier oscillation by the transmit signal; (d) transmitting said amplitude-modulated carrier oscillation via a channel, said channel having a unit pulse response h(t) and superimposing an additive white noise w(t); in a receiver (e) demodulating the transmitted carrier oscillation into a receive signal y(t); (f) sampling said receive signal in time intervals ΔT which are small in relation to the time interval T; (g) preprocessing said sampled receive signal in a transverse channel-matched filter, said channel-matched filter being matched to a filter cascade H(t) formed by said pulse shaper and said channel as a whole, H(t)=h*r(t), where "*" stands for the convolution product; and (h) determining original digital data from the preprocessed sampled receive signal in an analysis circuit.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
261 words
Signal transmission method according to the principle of quadrature amplitude modulation, comprising the steps of: in a transmitter (a) sampling digital data in predetermined time intervals T, and based thereon generating by that data coefficients c k ; (b) forming a transmit signal by feeding the data coefficients to a pulse shaper, said pulse shaper having a given unit pulse response r(t); (c) amplitude-modulating a carrier oscillation by the transmit signal; (d) transmitting said amplitude-modulated carrier oscillation via a channel, said channel having a unit pulse response h(t) and superimposing an additive white noise w(t); in a receiver (e) demodulating the transmitted carrier oscillation into a receive signal y(t); (f) sampling said receive signal in time intervals ΔT which are small in relation to the time interval T, and based thereon generating a sampled transmit signal y k ; (g) preprocessing said sampled receive signal y k in a transverse channel-matched filter, said channel-matched filter being matched to a filter cascade H(t) formed by said pulse shaper and said channel as a whole, H(t)=h*r(t), where * stands for the convolution product, having coefficients H(i), i=0, . . . , L c , which are determined in accordance with the principle of least error squares between the transmit signal and the receive signal, fulfilling the equations ##EQU6## where c k =data coefficient, y k =sampled transmit signal, y k =complex conjugate of y k , and c k-i =complex conjugate of c k-i ; and (h) determining original data coefficients c k from the preprocessed sampled receive signal in an analysis circuit.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
261 words
Signal transmission method according to the principle of quadrature amplitude modulation, comprising the steps of: in a transmitter (a) sampling digital data in predetermined time intervals T, and based thereon generating by that data coefficients c k ; (b) forming a transmit signal by feeding the data coefficients to a pulse shaper, said pulse shaper having a given unit pulse response r(t); (c) amplitude-modulating a carrier oscillation by the transmit signal; (d) transmitting said amplitude-modulated carrier oscillation via a channel, said channel having a unit pulse response h(t) and superimposing an additive white noise w(t); in a receiver (e) demodulating the transmitted carrier oscillation into a receive signal y(t); (f) sampling said receive signal in time intervals ΔT which are small in relation to the time interval T, and based thereon generating a sampled transmit signal y k ; (g) preprocessing said sampled receive signal y k in a transverse channel-matched filter, said channel-matched filter being matched to a filter cascade H(t) formed by said pulse shaper and said channel as a whole, H(t)=h*r(t), where * stands for the convolution product, having coefficients H(i), i=0, . . . , L c , which are determined in accordance with the principle of least error squares between the transmit signal and the receive signal, fulfilling the equations ##EQU6## where c k =data coefficient, y k =sampled transmit signal, y k =complex conjugate of y k , and c k-i =complex conjugate of c k-i ; and (h) determining original data coefficients c k from the preprocessed sampled receive signal in an analysis circuit.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
40 words
Signal transmission method as claimed in claim 2, using data coefficients for forming the transmit signal and for preprocessing the sampled receive signal, which coefficients correspond to a predetermined sequence of digital data known to the transmitter and the receiver.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
18 words
Signal transmission method as claimed in claim 2, wherein the filter cascade used for preprocessing is periodically estimated.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
299 words
Signal transmission method according to the principle of quadrature amplitude modulation, comprising the steps of: in a transmitter (a) sampling digital data in predetermined time intervals T, and based thereon generating data coefficients c k ; (b) forming a transmit signal by feeding the data coefficients to a pulse shaper, said pulse shaper having a given unit pulse response r(t); (c) amplitude-modulating a carrier oscillation by the transmit signal; (d) transmitting said amplitude-modulated carrier oscillation via a channel, said channel having a unit pulse response h(t) and superimposing an additive white noise w(t); in a receiver (e) demodulating the transmitted carrier oscillation into a receive signal y(t); (f) sampling said receive signal in time intervals ΔT which are small in relation to the time interval T, generating by that a sampled transmit signal y k ; (g) feeding said sampled receive signal into a channel estimating circuit controlling a transverse channel-matched filter by calculating coefficients H(i), i=0, . . . , Lc, which are determined in accordance with the principle of least error squarres between the transmit signal and the receive signal, said coefficients H(i) fulfilling the equations, ##EQU7## where c k =data coefficient, y k =sampled transmit signal, y k =complex conjugate of y k , and c k-i =complex conjugate of c k-i ; (h) preprocessing said sampled receive signal in the transverse channel-matched filter, said channel-matched filter being matched to a filter cascade H(t) formed by said pulse shaper and said channel as a whole, H(t)=h*r(t), where * stands for the convolution product, and using said coefficients H(i), i=0, . . . , Lc; (i) determining original data coefficients c k from the preprocessed sampled receive signal in an analysis circuit; and (k) feeding back the determined data coefficients c k to the channel estimating circuit.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
299 words
Signal transmission method according to the principle of quadrature amplitude modulation, comprising the steps of: in a transmitter (a) sampling digital data in predetermined time intervals T, and based thereon generating data coefficients c k ; (b) forming a transmit signal by feeding the data coefficients to a pulse shaper, said pulse shaper having a given unit pulse response r(t); (c) amplitude-modulating a carrier oscillation by the transmit signal; (d) transmitting said amplitude-modulated carrier oscillation via a channel, said channel having a unit pulse response h(t) and superimposing an additive white noise w(t); in a receiver (e) demodulating the transmitted carrier oscillation into a receive signal y(t); (f) sampling said receive signal in time intervals ΔT which are small in relation to the time interval T, generating by that a sampled transmit signal y k ; (g) feeding said sampled receive signal into a channel estimating circuit controlling a transverse channel-matched filter by calculating coefficients H(i), i=0, . . . , Lc, which are determined in accordance with the principle of least error squarres between the transmit signal and the receive signal, said coefficients H(i) fulfilling the equations, ##EQU7## where c k =data coefficient, y k =sampled transmit signal, y k =complex conjugate of y k , and c k-i =complex conjugate of c k-i ; (h) preprocessing said sampled receive signal in the transverse channel-matched filter, said channel-matched filter being matched to a filter cascade H(t) formed by said pulse shaper and said channel as a whole, H(t)=h*r(t), where * stands for the convolution product, and using said coefficients H(i), i=0, . . . , Lc; (i) determining original data coefficients c k from the preprocessed sampled receive signal in an analysis circuit; and (k) feeding back the determined data coefficients c k to the channel estimating circuit.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
49 words
Signal transmission method as claimed in claim 5, comprising the step of determining the channel unit pulse response h(t) by convoluting an estimation of the filter cascade H(t) with a unit pulse response r -1 (t) which is inverse to the unit pulse response r(t) of the pulse shaper.