67 results about "Binary phase shift keying bpsk" patented technology

A receiver circuit suppresses effects of “benign” impairment from the calculation of received signal quality estimates, such that the estimate depends primarily on the effects of non-benign impairment. For example, a received signal may be subject to same-cell and other-cell interference plus noise, which is generally modeled using a Gaussian distribution, and also may be due to certain forms of self-interference, such as quadrature phase interference arising from imperfect derotation of the pilot samples used to generate channel estimates for the received signal. Such interference generally takes on a distribution defined by the pilot signal modulation, e.g., a binomial distribution for binary phase shift keying modulation. Interference arising from such sources is relatively “benign” as compared to Gaussian interference and thus should be suppressed or otherwise discounted in signal quality calculations. Suppression may be based on subtracting benign impairment correlation estimates from total impairment correlation estimates, or on filtering the benign impairment in channel estimation.

Methods and systems for communicating in a wireless network may distinguish different types of packet structures by modifying the phase of a modulation constellation, such as a binary phase shift keying (BPSK) constellation, in a signal field. Receiving devices may identify the type of packet structure associated with a transmission or whether the signal field is present by the phase of the modulation constellation used for mapping for the signal field. In one embodiment, the phase of the modulation constellation may be determined by examining the energy of the I and Q components after Fast Fourier Transform. Various specific embodiments and variations are also disclosed.

A system and method for data communication over a cellular communications network that allows the transmission of digital data over a voice channel of the communications network. Digital data is encoded into DBPSK data using differential binary phase shift keying encoding. The DBPSK data is then sent across the cellular network using a vocoder having a linear predictive or other speech compression codec. At the receiving end, the DBPSK data is demodulated back into the original digital data. This approach permits data communication via a CDMA, GSM, or other type of voice traffic channel at a low bit error rate.

Embodiments are directed to binary phase shift key modulating a first pilot symbol according to a reference sequence, and differentially binary phase shift key modulating a second pilot symbols. The original reference sequence and the delayed differentially modulated sequence are then combined before performing an Inverse Fast Fourier Transform and inserting a guard interval. Receiver operations are an inverse of the transmitter operations, which were just discussed. The receiver does not have to know the reference sequence. Embodiments are directed to specifying a plurality of seeds that are bit patterns each having r bits not all of which have a value of zero, extending the seeds into respective sequences by applying to each seed a recurrence formula; and using one of the sequences as a comb sequence and using the sequences other than the comb sequence as binary phase shift keying patterns.

A polar transmitter using a binary phase shift key (BPSK) method includes a data dividing unit which divides input data into an amplitude component and a phase component, a frequency synthesizer which produces an I value of a passband having a phase component of an I signal and a Q value of a passband having a phase component of a Q signal, a polar modulation circuit for the I signal which produces an I carrier wave to the I signal using the amplitude component from the data dividing unit and the I value from the frequency synthesizer, a polar modulation circuit for the Q signal which produces a Q carrier wave to the Q signal using the amplitude component and the Q value, and a carrier wave producing unit which combines the I carrier wave and the Q carrier wave thus to produce a carrier wave.

Millimeter wave radio with phase modulation. In preferred embodiments each of the two radios in a link uses a single aperture to transmit radiation in one of the two bands, and receive radiation in the other of the bands. The counterpart radio used to form a link preferably is almost identical, except for the interchange of the transmit and receive frequencies. Preferred embodiments utilize a modulation scheme in which the radios each receive on-off keyed data and transmit the on-off keyed data encoded in a millimeter wave carrier wave with binary phase shift keying.

The invention discloses a superposition encoding method, a decoding method, devices, a transmitter and a receiver. The superposition encoding method comprises the following steps: modulating the information flow of first-kind users through a binary phase shift keying BPSK modulation approach to get a first modulation symbol; modulating the information flow of second-kind users through a second-kind modulation approach to get a second modulation symbol; allocating power for the first modulation symbol and the second modulation symbol; and superposing the first modulation symbol and the second modulation symbol after power allocation, wherein the constellation diagram of the superposed symbols is in gray mapping. According to the method, the problem that multiple users are of low performance when the multiple users are directly superposed in the related technologies is solved, and the performance of multiple users is improved.

A communications device includes a signal input for receiving signals such as a binary phase shift keyed (BPSK) communications signal having a repeated preamble bit or symbol pattern. A modem processes the communications signal and includes a demodulator and processor that generates an initial frequency offset estimate and phase error estimate by processing a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) that detects the repeated preamble pattern for a block of samples within the communications signal, correlates within a start of message correlator to search for a start of message sequence and correlates different phases of the repeated preamble pattern within training correlators for reducing false detections of the start of message. Radio circuitry is operative with the modem for processing communications data obtained from the communications signal.

An embodiment of the present invention relates to an ultra low power wideband asynchronous binary phase shift keying (BPSK) demodulation method and a circuit configuration thereof. The ultra low power wideband asynchronous BPSK demodulation circuit comprises a sideband division and upper sideband signal delay unit dividing a modulated signal into an upper sideband and a lower sideband by a first order high-pass filter and a first order low-pass filter; a data demodulation unit latching, through a hysteresis circuit, a signal generated by a difference between the analog signals in which a phase difference between the delayed upper sideband analog signal and the lower sideband analog signal is aligned at 0°, so as to demodulate digital data; and a data clock recovery unit for generating a data clock by using a signal digitalized from the lower sideband analog signal through a comparator and a data signal.

After pre-coding bit data of address information to be recorded on an optical disc on the basis of at least 4 wobble units, wobble data pre-coded on at least 4 wobble units is modulated by a BPSK (Binary Phase Shift Keying) or ASK (Amplitude Shift Keying) method, and the modulated wobble data is alternately recorded on both sides of a land and / or groove of the optical disc. As a result, wobble signals, recorded on sides of signal tracks of a groove and a land, in consecutively repeated anti-phase, or having consecutively repeated different amplitudes, are avoided. There are no consecutively repeated zero-level sections in a push-pull signal, thereby minimizing performance degradation of a wobble PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) and a noise generated in a reproduction RF signal.

A detecting circuit for receiving an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) signal modulated by Binary Phase Shift Keying (BPSK) and detecting a predetermined symbol in the OFDM signal is disclosed. The detecting circuit includes a correlation calculating part configured to obtain a correlation value between a first part of the OFDM signal and an inverted signal obtained by a second part of the OFDM signal corresponding to the first part and a detecting part configured to detect the predetermined symbol based on the correlation value obtained by the correlation calculating part.

The invention discloses a method for recognizing a satellite communication signal modulation way. According to the scheme, the method comprises the following steps: 1, filtering a received signal to obtain a signal to be recognized; performing power spectrum smoothening, carrier frequency estimation and coherent demodulation on the signal to be recognized to obtain a demodulated signal; 3, estimating the code element rate of the demodulated signal; 4, determining whether the received signal is a binary phase shift keying signal or not by using a square spectrum; 5, determining whether the received signal is a quaternary phase shift keying signal or a hexadecimal quadrature amplitude modulation signal by using a signal quartic spectrum, carrier frequency and the code element rate; 6, determining whether the received signal is an octonary phase shift keying signal or not by using a signal eightfold spectrum; and 7, determining whether the received signal is a hexadecimal amplitude phase shift keying signal or not by using a signal duodenary spectrum, the carrier frequency and the code element rate. The method has high recognition accuracy, and can be applied to real-time monitoring of satellite communication signals. Through adoption of the method, totally-blind real-time recognition of the satellite communication signal modulation way can be realized.

A transmission method using a massive MIMO (Multiple-Input and Multiple-Output) scheme with an arrangement 108 of Nm×Nb antenna elements at the transmitter, arranged in Nm sets of Nb antenna elements or Nb sets of Nm antenna elements based on SC-FDE (Single-Carrier with Frequency Domain Equalization) schemes with large constellations that is compatible with low-cost, highly-efficient, nonlinear amplifiers 106, while allowing spatial multiplexing gains.The transmission structure of this transmission method decomposes in 103 the modulated symbols from 102 associated to a given constellation as the sum of Nm polar components that are modulated as Nm BPSK (Binary Phase Shift Keying) signals. Each of these BPSK signals can be regarded as an OQPSK (Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying) signal in the serial format that is specially designed to have good tradeoffs between reduced envelope fluctuations and a compact spectrum.

The embodiment of the invention provides a communication method and device, and solves the problem that network equipment cannot flexibly select a modulation mode in NR. The method comprises the following steps: first communication equipment determines a modulation mode corresponding to the target index number according to a corresponding relationship between the index number and the modulation mode, wherein the corresponding relationship between the index number and the modulation mode is described in the specification, each index number corresponds to one modulation mode set, the modulationmode set comprises at least one modulation mode, each modulation mode set in the K modulation mode sets comprises pi / 2 binary phase shift keying pi / 2-BPSK modulation or quadrature phase shift keying QPSK modulation, and K is an integer greater than zero; and the first communication equipment communicates according to the modulation mode corresponding to the target index number.

The invention provides a frequency diversity array radar-communication integration method. Digital baseband signals are combined with frequency diversity Chirps array signals to act as an integrated transmitting signal through a binary phase shift keying modulation mode by using the radar pulse transmitting mode. A radar-communication integration application scene judgment model is established, the target existence situation is judged through the correlation of the transmitting signal and the received echo signal, and then whether target positioning processing or communication processing is performed is determined. The radar-communication integration application scene judgment model and a radar function and communication function application time discrimination mechanism are established. The integrated transmitting signal forms beams, the distance dependence can suppress clutter interference, and the azimuth dependence enables the beams to perform automatic scanning in the space. Baseband beam formation is performed on each path of baseband signal in communication signal receiving processing to enhance the space gain, and distance angle decoupling is completed through a set of modulated transmitting pulses so as to realize positioning of a single target.