RF simplex spread spectrum receiver and method
OwnerDerek D. Kumarinventor
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A method and system are provided for the reception of a biorthogonally-modulated RF signal in a simplex free-space system. The method is found to substantially diminish the coupling between the error probabilities of those bits associated with signal selection and those bits associated with signal polarity in prior art biorthogonal receivers. By decoupling the error probabilities, the polarity information error rate is reduced and consequently the overall error rate of the receiver system is improved. The receiver system preserves soft-decision reliability information for the signal selection bits in a manner so that the information is insensitive to uncompensated amplitude fluctuations in the received signal. The method and system are applicable to all known biorthogonal signal sets but requires a specific interleaving structure in the corresponding transmitter system.
A receiver for receiving and demodulating a biorthogonally modulated signal including a selection bit and a polarity bit, the receiver comprising:
A method of receiving a biorthogonally modulated signal including a selection bit and polarity bit, the method comprising the steps of:
A receiver for receiving biorthogonally modulated signals including selection bits and polarity bits when M>2, the receiver comprising:
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