Secure communication by encryption/decryption of vector at PSK modulation/detection stage
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorMotoya Iwasaki
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InventorMotoya Iwasaki
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At the transmit end of a secure communication system, an input data symbol is mapped to a corresponding vector in a two-dimensional phase plane. The vector is pseudorandomly phase-rotated in a first direction according to a unique pseudorandom number and quadrature-modulated on a carrier for transmission. At the receive end, a quadrature detector quasi-synchronously quadrature-detects the transmitted carrier with a local carrier to recover a vector, which is pseudorandomly phase-rotated according to a pseudorandom number identical to the unique pseudorandom number in a second direction opposite to the first direction. A quadrature demodulator detects a phase error of the local carrier with respect to the received carrier and provides quadrature-demodulation on the oppositely phase-rotated vector using the detected phase error.
A secure communication system comprising:
A phase shift keying (PSK) transmitter comprising:
A phase shift keying (PSK) receiver for receiving a quadrature-modulated PSK carrier containing a N-bit symbol vector which has been phase-rotated in a first direction in accordance with a first pseudorandom number varying in a range between 0 and 2.pi. radian, where N is an integer equal to or greater than one, comprising:
A method for securing privacy of communication, comprising the steps of:
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