Non-coherent direct sequence spread spectrum receiver for detecting bit/symbol chip sequences using threshold comparisons of chip sequence correlations
AssigneeOTC Telecom Corporation
InventorC. H. Alex Tsao
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AssigneeOTC Telecom Corporation
InventorC. H. Alex Tsao
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A method and apparatus for transmitting and receiving a direct sequence spread spectrum signal encoded using two or more chip sequences to encode an information signal. The encoded information signal is received using a bank of matched filters (501a-501l), a bank of threshold comparators (505a-505l), a non-frequency locked bit clock circuit (509, 509') and a bit detector (510). Frequency locking is avoided by performing correlation on both the I- and Q- baseband signals and by logically combining the correlation results to recover the bit clock. In one embodiment, the method and apparatus uses binary phase shift keying to modulate the direct sequence spread spectrum signal with a carrier. In another embodiment, quadrature phase shift keying is used.
A method for recovering a digital signal comprising a sequence of bits having a first and second state from a direct sequence spread spectrum phase shift keyed signal wherein each bit in the first state is substituted by one of a first set of chip sequences and each bit in the second state substituted by a one of a second set of chip sequences, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for recovering a digital signal comprising a sequence of bits having a first and second state from a direct sequence spread spectrum binary phase shift keyed (BPSK) signal wherein each bit in the first state is substituted by a first chip sequence and each bit in the second state is substituted by a second chip sequence, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for recovering a digital signal comprising a sequence of interleaved I-Channel and Q-Channel bits, each having a first and second state, from a direct sequence spread spectrum quadrature phase shift keyed (QPSK) signal wherein each I-Channel bit in the first state is substituted by a first chip sequence, each I-Channel bit in the second state is substituted by a second chip sequence, each Q-Channel bit in the first state is substituted by a third chip sequence and each Q-Channel bit in the second state is substituted by a fourth chip sequence, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for transmitting and receiving a digital signal comprised of bits having first and second states, the method comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for recovering an information signal from a digitized BPSK direct sequence spread spectrum signal having been downconverted by a non-coherent demodulator to form an in-phase signal on an in-phase channel and a quadrature-phase signal on a quadrature channel, the direct sequence spread spectrum signal being spread using a plurality of chip sequences, the apparatus comprising:
A non-coherent spread spectrum demodulator for coupling to a receiving path and for demodulating a direct sequence spread spectrum signal having a plurality of chip sequences, the demodulator comprising:
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