Receiver for spread spectrum communication

Claim 2

A receiver for spread spectrum communication for decoding into information by first and second correlation outputs, comprising: reference signal generating means for generating first and second reference signals, each of which is a 4-phase-modulated signal formed on the basis of a first PN code, a second PN code and a first CW signal; a first convolver for producing the first correlation output from a received spread spectrum signal and the first reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; and a second convolver for producing the second correlation output from the received spread spectrum signal and the second reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first PN code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and a second CW signal whose phase is shifted by 90° or -90° with respect to said first CW signal, and operating means for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second multiplier and for determining the difference therebetween, the output obtained by adding them being said first reference signal, and the result of determining the difference being said second reference signal.

Claim 3

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 1, wherein said operating means includes an adder and a subtractor.

Claim 4

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 1, wherein said operating means includes a hybrid.

Claim 5

A receiver for spread spectrum communication for decoding into information by first and second correlation outputs, comprising: reference signal generating means for generating first and second reference signals, each of which is a 4-phase-modulated signal formed on the basis of a first PN code, a second PN code and a first CW signal; a first convolver for producing the first correlation output from a received spread spectrum signal and the first reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; and a second convolver for producing the second correlation output from the received spread spectrum signal and the second reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first PN code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and a second CW signal whose phase is shifted by 90° or -90° with respect to said first CW signal, a third multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and a third CW signal whose phase is shifted by 180° or -180° with respect to said second CW signal, a first adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second multiplier, and a second adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said third multiplier, the outputs of said first and said second adders being said first and said second reference signals, respectively.

Claim 6

A receiver for spread spectrum communication for decoding into information by first and second correlation outputs, comprising: reference signal generating means for generating first and second reference signals, each of which is a 4-phase-modulated signal formed on the basis of a first PN code, a second PN code and a first CW signal; a first convolver for producing the first correlation output from a received spread spectrum signal and the first reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; and a second convolver for producing the second correlation output from the received spread spectrum signal and the second reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first PN code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and a second CW signal whose phase is shifted by 90° or -90° with respect to said first CW signal, a third multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and a third CW signal whose phase is shifted by 180° or -180° with respect to said second CW signal, a first adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second multiplier, and a second adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said third multiplier, the outputs of said first and said second adders being said first and said second reference signals, respectively.

Claim 7

A receiver for spread spectrum communication for decoding into information by first and second correlation outputs, comprising: reference signal generating means for generating first and second reference signals, each of which is a 4-phase-modulated signal formed on the basis of a first PN code, a second PN code and a first CW signal; a first convolver for producing the first correlation output from a received spread spectrum signal and the first reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; and a second convolver for producing the second correlation output from the received spread spectrum signal and the second reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first PN code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and said first CW signal, first and second delaying means for delaying the output of said second multiplier, a first adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said first delaying means, and a second adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second delaying means, the outputs of said first and said second adders being said first and said second reference signals, respectively.

Claim 8

A receiver for spread spectrum communication for decoding into information by first and second correlation outputs, comprising: reference signal generating means for generating first and second reference signals, each of which is a 4-phase-modulated signal formed on the basis of a first PN code, a second PN code and a first CW signal; a first convolver for producing the first correlation output from a received spread spectrum signal and the first reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; and a second convolver for producing the second correlation output from the received spread spectrum signal and the second reference signal which are respectively applied to first and second inputs thereof; wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first PN code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and said first CW signal, first and second delaying means for delaying the output of said second multiplier, a first adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said first delaying means, and a second adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second delaying means, the outputs of said first and said second adders being said first and said second reference signals, respectively.

Claim 9

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 5, wherein said first delaying means has an amount of delay corresponding to a shift in the phase of said first CW signal of 90° or -90°, and said second delaying means has an amount of delay corresponding to a shift of 180° of the phase of said first CW signal.

Claim 10

A receiver for spread spectrum communication, comprising: a first convolver having first and second inputs and an output; a second convolver having first and second inputs and an output; reference signal generating means for generating a first reference signal PN 1 (t)·cos (ω o t+ψ)+PN 2 (t)·sin (ω o t+ψ) and a second reference signal PN 1 (t)·cos (ω o t+ψ)-PN 2 (t)·sin (ω o t+ψ), where PN 1 (t) is a first pseudo-noise code, PN 2 (t) is a second pseudo-noise code, and ω o and φ are respectively the frequency of a first CW signal and a phase; first means for supplying a received spread spectrum signal to said first input of each of said first and second convolvers; and second means for supplying each of said first and second reference signals to the second input of a respective one of said first and second convolvers.

Claim 11

A receiver for spread spectrum communication, comprising: a first convolver having first and second inputs and an output; a second convolver having first and second inputs and an output; reference signal generating means for generating a first reference signal PN 1 (t)·cos (ω o t+ψ)+PN 2 (t)·sin (ω o t+ψ) and a second reference signal PN 1 (t)·cos (ω o t+ψ)-PN 2 (t)·sin (ω o t+ψ), where PN 1 (t) is a first pseudo-noise code, PN 2 (t) is a second pseudo-noise code, and ω o and φ are respectively the frequency of a first CW signal and a phase; first means for supplying a received spread spectrum signal to said first input of each of said first and second convolvers; and second means for supplying each of said first and second reference signals to the second input of a respective one of said first and second convolvers.

Claim 12

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 7, wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first pseudo-noise code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second pseudo-noise code and a second CW signal whose phase is shifted by 90° or -90° with respect to said first CW signal, and operating means for determining the sum of the output of said first multiplier and the output of said second multiplier and for determining the difference therebetween, said sum being said first reference signal and said difference being said second reference signal.

Claim 13

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 8, wherein said operating means includes an adder and a subtractor.

Claim 14

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 8, wherein said operating means includes a hybrid.

Claim 15

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 7, wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first pseudo-noise code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second PN code and a second CW signal whose phase is shifted by 90° or -90° with respect to said first CW signal, a third multiplier for multiplying said second pseudo-noise code and a third CW signal whose phase is shifted by 180° or -180° with respect to said second CW signal, a first adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second multiplier, and a second adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said third multiplier, the outputs of said first and said second adders being said first and said second reference signals, respectively.

Claim 16

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 7, wherein said reference signal generating means includes a first multiplier for multiplying said first pseudo-noise code and said first CW signal, a second multiplier for multiplying said second pseudo-noise code and said first CW signal, first and second delaying means for delaying the output of said second multiplier, a first adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said first delaying means, and a second adder for adding the output of said first multiplier and that of said second delaying means, the outputs of said first and said second adders being said first and said second reference signals, respectively.

Claim 17

A receiver for spread spectrum communication according to claim 12, wherein said first delaying means has an amount of delay corresponding to a shift in the phase of said first CW signal of 90° or -90°, and said second delaying means has an amount of delay corresponding to a shift of 180° of the phase of said first CW signal.