Abstract:
The present invention provides a path-diversity system featuring a small-size phase compensating circuit. This circuit calculates a compensating coefficient according to the signals of a pilot block or a pair of pilot blocks surrounding an information block, and then compensates information signals thereafter by the calculated compensating coefficient.
Abstract:
A complex multiplication circuit of a calculation formula equivalent but different from the usual formula.The calculation formula is as follows:Pr={x(a+b)-b(x+y)} equivalent to (ax-by)Pi={y(a-b)+b(x+y)} equivalent to (ay+bx)Here,Input signal: x+jyMultiplier:a+jbMultiplication result:Pr+jPi.
Abstract:
A computational circuit for a multi-value addition comprising a parallel adder, an output adder, a quantizing portion and a logic conversion portion. Addition circuits in the above adders and thresholding circuits in the above quantizing portion consist of voltage-driven circuits including capacitive couplings.
Abstract:
This invention reduces electric power consumption of a CDMA communication system receiver while it is in the wait mode. A received spread spectrum signal is demodulated in multiplication means into baseband signals Ri and Rq, and inputted into a complex matched filter. This filter is intermittently driven by supply voltage control means to perform acquisition of received signals. When an electric power calculation circuit detects the output of the filter to reach a peak equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the received signals undergo acquisition by controlling n number of correlators 26-1 to 26-n to work by a correlator controlling circuit. Moreover, de-spreading is performed. The outputs from each correlator 46-1 to 26-n are given to a RAKE combiner and demodulated by the RAKE by a combining and demodulating circuit.
Abstract:
A fast spread spectrum communication system is provided, having fewer circuits and requiring fewer PN codes to be assigned to a user. A series of digital data to be transmitted, is divided into 4-bit frames. The 4-bit data of each frame is divided into the first through fourth elements in a predetermined order. The first complex number is constructed by the first and second elements, and the second complex number is determined according to the value of the third and fourth elements. The spectrum of the data to be transmitted is spread by multiplying these complex numbers. Four matched filters despread a received signal by different combinations of PN codes stored in a receiver. The first through fourth elements are recovered according to the outputs of the matched filters.
Abstract:
A matched filter with reduced electric power consumption is disclosed. The matched filter circuit power consumption is reduced by stopping the electric power supply to an unnecessary circuit since input signal is partially sampled just after an acquisition. Since the spreading code is 1 bit data string, the input signal sampled and held is branched out into the signal groups "1" and "-1" by a multiplexer. The signals in each groups are added in parallel by a capacitive coupling, and the electric power is supplied in the circuit intermittently.
Abstract:
The present invention has an object to provide an inverted amplifying circuit with improved accuracy of output and reduced electric power consumption. In an inverted amplifying circuit according to the present invention, a MOS switch is connected between pMOS and nMOS of a CMOS inverter and between balancing resistances. The MOS switch is opened when the inverted amplifying circuit does not work.
Abstract:
Phases of the spread spectrum signal are corrected with a high degree of accuracy by a minimum of circuitry. One of phase correction circuits 31-34 of the receiver corresponds to each path. The I-component and Q-component of a despread output are supplied to the phase correction circuits 31-34. A phase error extractor 1 extracts the first phase error from a received pilot block. A phase corrector 2 corrects the phase error of a received information symbol using a correction vector that has been calculated based on the first phase error. The RAKE synthesizer 25 synthesizes the corrected received signal with outputs of the phase correction A circuits of other paths and outputs the synthesized signal to a temporary determiner 3 which temporarily determines an information symbol to be processed. The phase error is modified in a correction vector modifier 4 using the temporary determination result. A new correction vector is calculated based on the modified phase error. In this way, the correction vectors are sequentially modified based on the temporary determination results for the information symbols.
Abstract:
A spread spectrum communication system wherein spreading codes for in-phase and quadrature components are composed by addition and subtraction and the received signal is multiplied by these composed codes for despreading. The communication system comprises a transmitter generating in-phase and quadrature components. The transmitter includes a spreading circuit for spreading the in-phase and quadrature components. The system further includes a receiver, a phase correction circuit for correcting the phase of despreaded components, a rake combiner for combining the components corrected by the phase correction circuit and a circuit for outputting a combined signal and a delay detection circuit for delaying detection of the combined signal. The receiver also comprises a provisional judgment portion for judging the phase of a pair of the in-phase and quadrature phase components. The phase correction circuit corrects the phase according to the phase judged by the provisional judgment portion.
Abstract:
A highly accurate vector absolute-value calculation circuit uses analog processing and minimal hardware. Signal voltages corresponding to an I component (real number part) and a Q component (imaginary number part) are input to a first absolute-value calculation circuit 13 and a second absolute-value calculation circuit 14 through terminals 11 and 12, respectively, and they are each converted into absolute-value signals. The component I absolute-value and component Q absolute-value are compared in a comparison circuit 20. According to the result, the larger absolute-value signals are output to an input capacitor 23 of a neural computation circuit, and the smaller absolute-value signals are output to an input capacitor 24 by controlling multiplexers 21 and 22. The capacity ratio of a feedback capacitor 26 of a neural computation circuit and input capacitors 23 and 24 is 11:10:5. The complex number absolute-value calculated by the following formula is output from an output terminal 27. ##EQU1##