62 results about "Rake combining" patented technology

A receiver includes a receiver circuit that decodes multiple signals of interest contained in a composite receive signal. The receiver comprises at least one Generalized RAKE combining circuit and a joint demodulation circuit and generates a detected signal at an output. The joint demodulation circuit contains a reduced search soft value generator circuit and generates soft bit values that represent coded bits received from the transmitter.

A receiver includes a receiver circuit that decodes multiple signals of interest contained in a composite received signal. The receiver comprises a plurality of successive signal detection stages to detect respective signals contained in the composite received signal. Each detection circuit comprises at least one Generalized RAKE combining circuit and generates a detected signal at an output. Each but the last stage further comprises a signal regeneration circuit that cancels the signal of interest detected by that stage from a stage input signal provided to the next stage such that successive detection of the signals of interest benefits from cumulative cancellation of the previously detected signals.

Exemplary received signal processing may be based on maintaining a model of received signal impairment correlations, wherein each term of the model is updated periodically or as needed based on measuring impairments for a received signal of interest. An exemplary model comprises an interference impairment term scaled by a first model fitting parameter, and a noise impairment term scaled by a second model fitting parameters. The model terms may be maintained based on current channel estimates and delay information and may be fitted to measured impairment by adapting the model fitting parameters based on the measured impairment. The modeled received signal impairment correlations may be used to compute RAKE combining weights for received signal processing, or to compute Signal-to-Interference (SIR) estimates. Combined or separate models may be used for multiple received signals. As such, the exemplary modeling is extended to soft handoff, multiple antennas, and other diversity situations.

A receiver includes a channel-matched-filter for outputting a Rake-combining result from a digital spread spectrum signal; a carrier recovery circuit which removes an offset of a carrier wave from the combining result; a correlation circuit which detects correlation; a symbol timing detection circuit which extracts a symbol from the correlation; a symbol determination circuit which regenerates data from the symbol; a framer circuit which discriminates a frame configuration; and a symbol timing recovery circuit which generates a timing phase for each of symbol timings. The channel-matched-filter performs multi-phasing compensation and, in accordance with a timing phase from the symbol timing recovery circuit, performs synchronization tracking.

MIXR is implemented with a realistic amount of hardware even when the number of detected paths is large. From among path timings detected by a path searcher and MICTs generated based on the detected path timings, as many timings as there are fingers are selected by a timing selector and the selected timings are assigned to the fingers. When selecting the timings, the value of SNIR expected to be achieved by RAKE combining in a RAKE combiner, for example, is predicted by calculation from a received signal, and the path timing and MICT that maximize the SNIR are selected.