Multipath canceller for cancelling a distortion caused to a radio frequency pulse by multipath transmission
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsTetsu Taguchi, Tatsukichi Koshio
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsTetsu Taguchi, Tatsukichi Koshio
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For use in cancelling a distortion caused by multipath transmission to an original radio frequency pulse of an original pulse shape, a multipath canceller comprises a priliminary circuit for producing a distortionless pulse of the original pulse shape and a distortion cancelling circuit responsive to the distortionless pulse and each distorted pulse having the distortion for producing a distortion cancelled pulse at a correct pulse position which the original pulse would have if received through a direct path alone. The preliminary circuit may comprise a memory for the distortionless pulse. The distortion cancelling circuit may comprise an envelope detector for envelope detecting the distorted pulse to produce a detected pulse, a composer for composing the distortionless pulse with different amplitudes and pulse positions repeatedly into a composite pulse approximating the detected pulse, and a generator for generating the distortion cancelled pulse by using the distortionless pulse and a pulse position of one of the composite pulses that has an earliest occurrence. Alternatively, the preliminary circuit may comprise DFT and IDFT circuits for processing the distorted pulse into the distortionless pulse. The distortion cancelling circuit may comprise a cross-correlator for the distorted and the distortionless pulses and an autocorrelator for the distortionless pulse.
A multipath canceller responsive to each distorted pulse of a pulse modulated radio frequency signal received through a plurality of transmission paths comprising a shortest path and other undesired paths for cancelling a distortion to which an original radio frequency pulse of an original pulse shape is subjected before reception as said distorted pulse, said multipath canceller comprising:
A multipath canceller responsive to each distorted pulse in a succession of distorted pulses of a pulse amplitude modulated radio frequency signal received through a plurality of transmission paths comprising a shortest path and other undesired paths for cancelling a distortion to which an original radio frequency pulse of an original pulse shape is subjected before reception as said distorted pulse, said multipath canceller comprising:
A multipath canceller responsive to each distorted pulse in a succession of distorted pulses of a pulse amplitude modulated radio frequency signal received through a plurality of transmission paths comprising a shortest path and other undesired paths for cancelling a distortion to which an original radio frequency pulse of an original pulse shape is subjected before reception as said distorted pulse, said multipath canceller comprising:
A multipath canceller responsive to a first and a second distorted pulse of a pulse amplitude modulated radio frequency signal received through a plurality of transmission paths comprising a shortest path, near paths, and distant paths for cancelling a distortion to which each of a first and a second original radio frequency pulse of a common original pulse shape is subjected before reception as each of said first and said second distorted pulses, the distortion of each of said first and said second distorted pulses comprising a primary distortion component, the distortion of said second distorted pulse further comprising a secondary distortion component, the primary distortion components of said first and said second distorted pulses being caused by reception through said near paths of said first and said second original radio frequency pulses, respectively, said secondary distortion component being caused by reception of said first original radio frequency pulse through said distant paths, said multipath canceller comprising:
A multipath canceller responsive to each distorted pulse of a pulse amplitude modulated radio frequency signal received through a plurality of transmission paths comprising a shortest path and other undesired paths for cancelling a distortion to which an original radio frequency pulse of an original pulse shape is subjected before reception as said distorted pulse, said distortion comprising a first and a second distortion component which are in an inphase and a quadrature phase relationship relative to the original radio frequency pulse received through said shortest path alone as a distortionless pulse, said original pulse shape having instantaneous amplitudes which are distributed substantially according to Gaussian distribution, said multipath canceller comprising:
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