Abstract:
The invention disclosed in this application uses a method of modulation named Tri-State Integer Cycle Modulation (TICM) wherein a carrier signal, comprised of a continuum of sine waves is modulated such that spectrum utilization is minimal. A modulation event is imposed upon the carrier signal by modifying the carrier frequency at precisely the zero crossing point or the zero degree angle. The method of imposing the modulation event is by increasing the frequency of the carrier for one or an integer number of wavelets then lowering the frequency of the carrier for one or the same integer number of wavelets then returning to the carrier frequncy to derive the modulation event. The main carrier frequency is only modulated beginning at the zero degree phase angle and ending at the 360-degree phase angle.
Abstract:
The invention disclosed in this application discloses a method for modulating and demodulating compressed binary information that was derived from a binary information stream composed of a binary data sequence of first and second binary states that was modulated onto a carrier which has a waveform with a continuous sequence of wavelets with similar amplitudes defined by a 360-degree cycle (fig. 4) between crossover positions representing a substantially zero energy level in which the carrier has been modulated in accordance with said binary data sequence by grouping said wavelets into wavelet groups containing two or more wavelets (cycles 1-16 in fig. 4), receiving said information stream as a binary data sequence of first and second binary states.
Abstract:
A bandwidth control of sideband energy and compression method applied to the integer cycle methods of modulation, is now disclosed called X padding. Radio Frequency (RF) sine waves are grouped into frames of N cycles (divide-by ratio) where N is a variable power of 2 (i.e. 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, etc). This system is flexible wherein N can equal any one of these values. In the frame of N cycles, two alternate cycles are changed to the modulating frequencies. The other cycles remain precisely at the carrier frequency. The position of the alternate modulated cycles in a frame of N-cycles determines the exact binary bits that are being transmitted. This means that by sending only one modulation event where N =16, four (4) bits are transferred. For example, in a frame of 16 cycles (i.e. N =16) where the positions of the alternate modulated cycle is 6, then the four binary bits of information transmitted are 0110. X padding is used to set the pulse repetition rate to fit particular Power Spectrum Density (PSD) needs. This is done by inserting X number of un-modulated RF cycles to the beginning and to the end of the N Frame.
Abstract:
The invention disclosed in this application uses a method of modulation named Integer Cycle Frequency Hopping (ICFH). (The Single Cycle DDS) will produce un-modulated digital pulses to (the D/A) converter) such that it outputs sine wave of consistent frequency. If data is present, the SCDDS will ouput digital pulses of a different overall period and the D/A converter will convert to sine wavw of a different frequency. The SCDDS will output X number of samples, (8,16,32, etc. depending upon desired resolution) to (the D/A converter). The digitally formed sine wave output of the D/A is filtered to remove higher frequency components and a pure sine wave is resulted.
Abstract:
A system and method to transport high bit-rate data over wired or wireless means using specially modulated radio frequency carrier waves using an integer cycle or impulse modulation detection method where the signal to be demodulated is generally split, delayed, inverted and summed. When such integer cycle or impulse modulation modulated signals are passed through the system, the delayed signal is not the inverse of the non-delayed signal when there is data present. The resultant summed signal does not cancel completely, thus, resulting in a demodulated signal that is present only as long as the data is present in the integer or impulse modulated signal. This nulling effect also results in reducing the interference from other signals thereby improving the signal to noise ratio of the system. Thus the system not only reduces the interference from other channels, but it is a very fast demodulator that has' the capability of demodulating the signal on an integer cycle basis.