Abstract:
The invention relates to a radio broadcast method for a multi-carrier digital signal (51), occupying a first frequency band adjacent to at least one second frequency band, each allocated for a second signal (52, 53), said, or at least one of said second signals being an analogue radio broadcast signal. A pre-filtering (54, 55) is applied to the first signal before the transmission thereof, such as to attenuate the power of said first signal at least in a first portion of said first frequency band, adjacent to the second frequency band(s).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a weighting filter to be used in a device for transmitting and/or receiving an analog signal, capable of transmitting and/or receiving said analog signal in a predetermined frequency band consisting of two adjacent sub-bands, referred to as first and second sub-bands. According to the invention, such a weighting filter includes: a first arm (41) including a means for attenuating said analog signal; a second arm (42) including a means for filtering said analog signal, said filtering means having a bandwidth corresponding to said first sub-band or to said second sub-band; and a means (43) for combining signals from said first and second arms.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method of synchronizing a multicarrier signal received by a receiver, said multicarrier signal comprising, on transmission, a set of data elements and a set of reference elements called pilots, the value and the location of said pilots on transmission being known to said receiver. According to the invention, such a method comprises the following steps: obtaining a sequence of a reference signal, termed the reference sequence, representative of the location of at least one of said pilots of said multicarrier signal; obtaining a sequence from said signal received, termed the determination sequence; determining, for said determination sequence, a synchronization peak, on the basis of a correlation between said reference sequence and said determination sequence; synchronizing at least one sequence that temporally follows said determination sequence, on the basis of said synchronization peak.