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Method of compensating phase shift keying frequency offset

Assignee: KDDI Corp
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Filing: 1994-12-22
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Granted: 1996-12-24
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Expires: 2014-12-22
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Abstract

Abstract A frequency offset compensation method has the steps of raising the detected signal to the M-th power to remove a modulation factor from the received signal, and accumulating the M-th power signals for N (N is an integer) symbols to derive a phase component of the accumulated M-th power signals. Then, the derived phase component is divided into M so as to obtain an estimation value with respect to phase shift due to frequency offset which represents frequency deviation from a true carrier frequency contained in the received signal, and the received signal is multiplied by the obtained estimation value in a form of conjugate complex number to remove the phase shift due to the frequency offset from the received signal.

Inventors

  • 👤 Hiroyasu Ishikawa
  • 👤 Hideo Kobayashi

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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CPC Classifications
H; H03; H03J; H03J7/00; H03J7/02; H04; H04L; H04L27/00; H04L27/18; H04L27/22; H04L27/233; H04L27/2332

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim 213 words
A method of communication including a method of compensating frequency offset in a digital mobile communication system having a differential detection scheme as a demodulation method for demodulating a received digital phase shift keying signal having information encoded in M information phases wherein M is equal to 2 N (N is an integer larger than zero) to produce a detected signal, said method comprising the steps of: detecting said received digital phase shift signal; raising the detected digital signal to M-th power (M is the number of information phases) producing M-th power signals to remove a modulation factor from said received signal; accumulating the M-th power signals for N symbols and deriving a phase component of the accumulated M-th power signal; dividing the derived phase component into M so as to obtain an estimation value with respect to phase shift due to the frequency offset which represents frequency deviation from a true carrier frequency contained in the received signal; multiplying the received signal by the obtained estimation value in a form of a conjugate complex number to remove phase shift due to frequency offset from the received signal; and demodulating the resultant signal and providing said digital phase shift keying signal to an output device from which keyed information therein can be retrieved.
Claim 2
Independent Claim 213 words
A method of communication including a method of compensating frequency offset in a digital mobile communication system having a differential detection scheme as a demodulation method for demodulating a received digital phase shift keying signal having information encoded in M information phases wherein M is equal to 2 N (N is an integer larger than zero) to produce a detected signal, said method comprising the steps of: detecting said received digital phase shift signal; raising the detected digital signal to M-th power (M is the number of information phases) producing M-th power signals to remove a modulation factor from said received signal; accumulating the M-th power signals for N symbols and deriving a phase component of the accumulated M-th power signal; dividing the derived phase component into M so as to obtain an estimation value with respect to phase shift due to the frequency offset which represents frequency deviation from a true carrier frequency contained in the received signal; multiplying the received signal by the obtained estimation value in a form of a conjugate complex number to remove phase shift due to frequency offset from the received signal; and demodulating the resultant signal and providing said digital phase shift keying signal to an output device from which keyed information therein can be retrieved.
Claim 3
Independent Claim 204 words
A method of communication comprising, the steps of: at a transmitting side, differentially encoding an information data sequence to be transmitted as a digital phase shift keying signal having M information phases wherein M is equal to 2 N (N is an integer larger than zero) and transmitting said encoded information; at a receiving side, receiving and detecting said transmitted digital phase shift keying signal; raising the detected digital signal to M-th power (M is the number of information phases) producing M-th power signals to remove a modulation factor from the received signal; accumulating the M-th power signals for N symbols and deriving a phase component of the accumulated M-th power signal; dividing the derived phase component into M so as to obtain an estimation value with respect to phase shift due to the frequency offset which represents frequency deviation from a true carrier frequency contained in the received signal; multiplying the received signal by the obtained estimation value in a form of a conjugate complex number to remove phase shift due to frequency offset from the received signal; and demodulating the resultant signal and providing said digital phase shift keying signal to an output device from which keyed information therein can be retrieved.
Claim 4
Independent Claim 204 words
A method of communication comprising, the steps of: at a transmitting side, differentially encoding an information data sequence to be transmitted as a digital phase shift keying signal having M information phases wherein M is equal to 2 N (N is an integer larger than zero) and transmitting said encoded information; at a receiving side, receiving and detecting said transmitted digital phase shift keying signal; raising the detected digital signal to M-th power (M is the number of information phases) producing M-th power signals to remove a modulation factor from the received signal; accumulating the M-th power signals for N symbols and deriving a phase component of the accumulated M-th power signal; dividing the derived phase component into M so as to obtain an estimation value with respect to phase shift due to the frequency offset which represents frequency deviation from a true carrier frequency contained in the received signal; multiplying the received signal by the obtained estimation value in a form of a conjugate complex number to remove phase shift due to frequency offset from the received signal; and demodulating the resultant signal and providing said digital phase shift keying signal to an output device from which keyed information therein can be retrieved.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 27 words
The method as claimed in claim 2, wherein said differentially encoding step at said transmitting side is a step of twice differentially encoding said information data sequence.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 81 words
The method as claimed in claim 2, wherein said differentially encoding step at said transmitting side comprises the steps of: differentially encoding an information phase data sequence to be transmitted in the form of a quadrature phase shift keying to produce a first encoded data sequence; adding π/4 to the first encoded data sequence to produce a π/4 shifted data sequence; and differentially encoding the π/4 shifted data sequence to produce a transmission signal of π/4 shift quadrature phase shift keying.

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