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Cross polarization interference canceller
Assignee: Fujitsu Ltd
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Filing: 1988-09-16
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Granted: 1990-04-03
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Expires: 2008-09-16
Abstract
Abstract A cross polarization interference canceller cancels interference polarization by providing a phase difference detecting circuit for detecting a phase difference between a main polarization and an interference polarization component of the main polarization, and a phase shifter for shifting a data discrimination clock signal of the interference polarization wave component.
Inventors
- 👤 Takanori Iwamatsu
- 👤 Yoshihiro Nozue
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-11-03 09:19
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04B; H04B7/00; H04B7/002; H04B7/02; H04B7/10
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 16
Claim 1
Independent Claim
349 words
A cross polarization interference canceller comprising: first and second demodulators for receiving a main polarization and a cross polarization that have orthogonal planes of polarization, respectively, of a transmitted signal and for demodulating the transmitted signal by a synchronous detection to produce a demodulated main polarization and a demodulated cross polarization, respectively; a clock signal regenerating circuit having an input receiving the demodulated main polarization from said first demodulator for regenerating a data discrimination clock signal having a phase from the main polarization received by said first demodulator; a first A/D converter having an input receiving the demodulated main polarization from said first demodulator for sampling the demodulated main polarization from said first demodulator by using the data discrimination clock signal to obtain a demodulated digital signal of the main polarization; a phase shifter having an input receiving the data discrimination clock signal from said clock signal regenerating circuit for shifting the phase of the data discrimination clock signal to produce a phase shifted clock signal; a second A/D converter, having a first input receiving the demodulated cross polarization from said second demodulator and a second input receiving the phase shifted clock signal from said phase shifter, for sampling the demodulated cross polarization from said second demodulator by using the phase shifted clock signal to obtain a demodulated digital signal of the cross polarization; interference wave component extracting means for extracting an interference wave component with respect to the main polarization from the demodulated digital signal of said second A/D converter; a subtracter, having first and second inputs receiving the interference wave component from said interference wave component extracting means and the demodulated digital signal of the main polarization from said first A/D converter, for subtracting the interference wave component from the demodulated digital signal of the main polarization to produce a subtraction output; and phase difference detecting means for detecting a phase deviation of the interference wave component with respect to the main polarization from the interference wave component and the subtraction output, said phase shifter being operatively connected to and controlled by said phase difference detecting means.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
349 words
A cross polarization interference canceller comprising: first and second demodulators for receiving a main polarization and a cross polarization that have orthogonal planes of polarization, respectively, of a transmitted signal and for demodulating the transmitted signal by a synchronous detection to produce a demodulated main polarization and a demodulated cross polarization, respectively; a clock signal regenerating circuit having an input receiving the demodulated main polarization from said first demodulator for regenerating a data discrimination clock signal having a phase from the main polarization received by said first demodulator; a first A/D converter having an input receiving the demodulated main polarization from said first demodulator for sampling the demodulated main polarization from said first demodulator by using the data discrimination clock signal to obtain a demodulated digital signal of the main polarization; a phase shifter having an input receiving the data discrimination clock signal from said clock signal regenerating circuit for shifting the phase of the data discrimination clock signal to produce a phase shifted clock signal; a second A/D converter, having a first input receiving the demodulated cross polarization from said second demodulator and a second input receiving the phase shifted clock signal from said phase shifter, for sampling the demodulated cross polarization from said second demodulator by using the phase shifted clock signal to obtain a demodulated digital signal of the cross polarization; interference wave component extracting means for extracting an interference wave component with respect to the main polarization from the demodulated digital signal of said second A/D converter; a subtracter, having first and second inputs receiving the interference wave component from said interference wave component extracting means and the demodulated digital signal of the main polarization from said first A/D converter, for subtracting the interference wave component from the demodulated digital signal of the main polarization to produce a subtraction output; and phase difference detecting means for detecting a phase deviation of the interference wave component with respect to the main polarization from the interference wave component and the subtraction output, said phase shifter being operatively connected to and controlled by said phase difference detecting means.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
78 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 1, wherein said phase difference detecting means comprises an inclination discriminating circuit having an input connected to said interference wave component extracting means, having a first output operatively connected to said phase shifter, for discriminating an inclination of the interference wave component with respect to the main polarization, and having a second output for providing an output signal indicating whether or not a discrimination of said inclination is possible.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
84 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 2, wherein said phase difference detecting means further comprises an exclusive OR gate having a first input connected to the first output of said inclination discriminating circuit, a second input connected to the subtraction output of said subtracter and an output operatively connected to an input of said phase shifter, the output of said exclusive OR gate providing a discriminated result indicating whether a phase of the interference wave component should be advanced or delayed.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
103 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 3, wherein said phase difference detecting means further comprises a discriminated result latching flip-flop having a latching input connected to the output of said exclusive OR gate, a clock input connected to the second output of said inclination discriminating circuit, and an output operatively connected to said phase shifter, so that when said inclination discriminating circuit discriminates the inclination of the interference wave component, the discriminated result is latched in said discriminated result latching flip-flop, and when said inclination discriminating circuit can not discriminate the inclination, said discriminated result latching flip-flop holds previous data.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
55 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 4, wherein said phase difference detecting means further comprises a loop filter having an input connected to the output of said discriminated result latching flip-flop and having an output connected to the input of said phase shifter, for integrating the discriminated result output from said flip-flop.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
77 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 5, wherein said discriminated result latching flip-flop latches a discriminated result indicating whether the phase of said interference wave component should be advanced or delayed and output from the output of said exclusive OR gate, and holds the previous data when the clock input of said discriminated result latching flip-flop receives the discriminated result indicating that discrimination was impossible from the second output of said inclination discriminating circuit.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
178 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 5, wherein said inclination discriminating circuit includes a first flip-flop having a latching input connected to said interference component extracting circuit and an output, a second flip-flop having a latching input connected to the output of said first flip-flop and an output, and a read only memory, having a first input connected to the output of said interference component extracting circuit, a second input connected to the output of said first flip-flop and a third input connected to the output of said second flip-flop, for storing data of inclinations corresponding to a combination of the first, second and third inputs of said read only memory, said read only memory having a first output connected to the first input of said exclusive OR gate for providing the discriminated result of the inclination, and having a second output connected to the clock input of said discriminated result latching flip-flop for providing an enable signal to be applied to the clock input of the discriminated result latching flip-flop when discrimination is possible.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
20 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 1, wherein said subtracter is a digital cross polarization interference canceller.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
20 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 1, wherein said interference component extracting means is a transversal filter.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
30 words
A cross polarization interference canceller as claimed in claim 5, wherein the output of said loop filter indicates an amount of shift of the phase of the interference wave component.
Claim 12
Independent Claim
143 words
A method for cancelling cross polarization interference in a transmission signal having main and cross polarizations, comprising the steps of: (a) demodulating the main and cross polarizations; (b) regenerating a clock signal from the main polarization to produce a regenerated clock; (c) digitizing the main polarization to produce a digitized main polarization; (d) digitizing the cross polarization utilizing the regenerated clock signal to produce a digitized cross polarization; (e) extracting an interference wave component with respect to the main polarizatiion from the digitized cross polarization to produce an extracted interference wave component; (f) subtracting the extracted interference wave component from the digitized main polarization to produce a subtracted digitized main polarization; (g) detecting a phase difference between the extracted interference wave component and the subtracted digitized main polarization; and (h) shifting a phase of the clock signal based on the detected phase difference.
Claim 13
Independent Claim
143 words
A method for cancelling cross polarization interference in a transmission signal having main and cross polarizations, comprising the steps of: (a) demodulating the main and cross polarizations; (b) regenerating a clock signal from the main polarization to produce a regenerated clock; (c) digitizing the main polarization to produce a digitized main polarization; (d) digitizing the cross polarization utilizing the regenerated clock signal to produce a digitized cross polarization; (e) extracting an interference wave component with respect to the main polarizatiion from the digitized cross polarization to produce an extracted interference wave component; (f) subtracting the extracted interference wave component from the digitized main polarization to produce a subtracted digitized main polarization; (g) detecting a phase difference between the extracted interference wave component and the subtracted digitized main polarization; and (h) shifting a phase of the clock signal based on the detected phase difference.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
33 words
A method for cancelling cross polarization interference according to claim 11, wherein said step (g) further comprises discriminating an inclination of the interference wave component with respect to the main polarization, if possible.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
32 words
A method for cancelling cross polarization interference according to claim 12, wherein said step (g) further comprises logically determining whether a phase of the interference wave component should be advanced or delayed.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
30 words
A method for cancelling cross polarization interference according to claim 13, wherein said step (g) further comprises determining an amount of the phase shift of the interference component, if necessary.
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