Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
208 words
A spread spectrum communication receiver comprising: a detector for detecting a received signal using a local signal, thereby converting the received signal into a first baseband signal; a despreader for despreading said first baseband signal using a spreading code, thereby outputting a second baseband signal corresponding to a primary modulated signal at a transmitter; a corrector for correcting said second baseband signal by a correcting signal; an interference eliminator for suppressing an interference component in a third baseband signal outputted from said corrector, thereby generating a desired signal component; a remodulator for modulating said desired signal component, thereby generating a remodulated signal corresponding to the primary modulated signal at said transmitter; a multiplier for multiplying said second baseband signal by a complex conjugate signal of said remodulated signal, thereby outputting a signal including a frequency offset component representing an offset frequency corresponding to a deviation of the frequency of said local signal with respect to the center frequency of said received signal; an averaging circuit for averaging an output of said multiplier to eliminated noise components of the output of said multiplier, thereby outputting said frequency offset component; and a correcting signal generator for generating said correcting signal by extracting said offset frequency from said frequency offset component.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
208 words
A spread spectrum communication receiver comprising: a detector for detecting a received signal using a local signal, thereby converting the received signal into a first baseband signal; a despreader for despreading said first baseband signal using a spreading code, thereby outputting a second baseband signal corresponding to a primary modulated signal at a transmitter; a corrector for correcting said second baseband signal by a correcting signal; an interference eliminator for suppressing an interference component in a third baseband signal outputted from said corrector, thereby generating a desired signal component; a remodulator for modulating said desired signal component, thereby generating a remodulated signal corresponding to the primary modulated signal at said transmitter; a multiplier for multiplying said second baseband signal by a complex conjugate signal of said remodulated signal, thereby outputting a signal including a frequency offset component representing an offset frequency corresponding to a deviation of the frequency of said local signal with respect to the center frequency of said received signal; an averaging circuit for averaging an output of said multiplier to eliminated noise components of the output of said multiplier, thereby outputting said frequency offset component; and a correcting signal generator for generating said correcting signal by extracting said offset frequency from said frequency offset component.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
64 words
The spread spectrum communication receiver as claimed in claim 1, wherein said correcting signal generator comprises a fast Fourier transform circuit for Fourier transforming said frequency offset component, a peak detector for detecting a peak of an output of said fast Fourier transform circuit, and a digital voltage controlled oscillator for generating said correcting signal by oscillating at a frequency corresponding to the peak.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
19 words
The spread spectrum communication receiver as claimed in claim 2, wherein said interference eliminator comprises an adaptive RAKE circuit.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
86 words
The spread spectrum communication receiver as claimed in claim 1, further comprising: a memory circuit for storing a pattern of a known unique word; a detector for detecting a start of receiving said unique word from said second baseband signal; and a selector for selectively providing said remodulator with said unique word from said memory circuit when said detector detects the start of receiving said unique word, and with an output of said interference eliminator when said detector detects an end of receiving said unique word.