Walsh function signal scrambler
AssigneeMartin Marietta Corporation
InventorsDenmer Dix Baxter, Charles Michael Reeves
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AssigneeMartin Marietta Corporation
InventorsDenmer Dix Baxter, Charles Michael Reeves
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A digital speech scrambler system allowing for the transmission of scrambled speech over a narrow bandwidth by sequency limiting the analog speech in a low-pass sequency filter and thereafter multiplying the sequency limited speech with periodically cycling sets of Walsh functions at the transmitter. At the receiver, the Walsh scrambled speech is unscrambled by multiplying it with the same Walsh functions previously used to scramble the speech. The unscrambling Walsh functions are synchronized to the received scrambled signal so that, at the receiver multiplier, the unscrambling Walsh signal is the same as and in phase with the Walsh function which multiplied the speech signal at the transmitter multiplier. Synchronization may be accomplished by time division multiplexing sync signals with the Walsh scrambled speech. The addition of the sync signals in this manner further masks the transmitted speech and thus helps to prevent unauthorized deciphering of the transmitted speech.
An information signal scrambler comprising:
A method for providing privacy in analog electric information signal transmission systems comprising the steps of:
The method of clam 6 further including the steps of:
An information signal scrambler comprising:
An information signal unscrambler for recovering information signals from Walsh function scrambled signals produced by multiplying the information signal by a plurality of different Walsh function signals, said scrambled signals being time division multiplexed with sync signals, comprising:
A method for providing privacy in analog electric information signal transmission systems comprising the steps of:
In a system for providing privacy in information signal transmission system, transmitter means comprising:
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