Communication system with concatenated matched filter and doppler-tolerant polyphase codes
AssigneeHypertag Communications, Inc.
InventorVincentzio Isachar Roman
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AssigneeHypertag Communications, Inc.
InventorVincentzio Isachar Roman
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A communication apparatus and method that includes generating a series of successive spread-spectrum signals formed through the concatenation of a direct sequence spread spectrum code with a Doppler Tolerant Polyphase Code (DTPC) is herein disclosed. By transmitting concatenated codes, it is possible to demodulate received sequences that are very long compared to the inverse of the Doppler frequency and/or the local oscillator drift. The method and apparatus may be applied to implement a wireless telecommunication system that efficiently transfers small quantities of data, such as status/telemetry, identification information and/or establishes device location at a low data rate over long distance in challenging radio environments and with low power consumption.
A method of spread-spectrum communication wherein a sequence of N multiplied by M chips is generated, where N and M are integer numbers, comprising the steps of:
A method of transmitting data between two or more devices at a symbol rate Rs, each said device having a respective local oscillator and a synchronization time of ts, wherein the frequency deviation between said respective local oscillators (delta-f) relates to said symbol rate according to the equation
A method of low data rate communications, comprising:
A method of low data rate item location, comprising:
A method of communicating, comprising:
A communications system, comprising:
A computer system for use in low data rate communications, comprising computer instructions for:
A computer-readable medium storing a computer program executable by a plurality of computers, the computer program comprising computer instructions for:
A computer data signal embodied in a carrier wave, comprising computer instructions for:
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