Modulation including zero-power states in 5G and 6G
AssigneeUltralogic 6G, LLC
InventorsDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengill
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AssigneeUltralogic 6G, LLC
InventorsDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengill
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Modulation schemes are disclosed that include one or more zero-power modulation states, in which the transmitter briefly emits zero or very low signal for one resource element of a message in 5G or 6G networking. In phase-modulated examples such as QPSK, an additional zero-power state can provide higher information density and shorter message sizes. In pulse-amplitude modulated schemes, the additional states can have zero power in one or both branches, thereby providing multiple additional modulation options. The receiver can readily detect and interpret the zero-power modulation states. Messages transmitted including the zero-power modulation states are generally shorter (in time or in bandwidth) due to the higher information density, and involve substantially lower energy expenditure because the message size is smaller, and because some of the states have zero or very low transmission power. Receivers also can benefit from the smaller size messages. Special zero-power states can be reserved for indicating the start and end of each message, for example.
A method for modulating a wireless message comprising a plurality of message elements, each message element modulated according to a modulation scheme comprising one or more amplitude modulation levels or one or more phase modulation levels, the method comprising:
Non-transitory computer-readable media in a base station of a wireless network, the media containing instructions that when executed in a computing environment cause a method to be performed, the method comprising:
A wireless user device, in signal communication with a base station of a wireless network, the user device configured to:
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