Abstract:
In an SSMA data transmission system in which each binary information signal (k.sub.ij) is multiplied with a binary address a.sub.i (t-j T) having Z binary digits and is transmitted after being modulated onto a carrier oscillation signal cos (.omega..sub.i t), the effective signal-to-noise ratio for the desired received signal is improved by providing each receiver station, e. g., the m.sup.th receiver station, with means for reproducing the transmitted data-functions k.sub.i (t) by k.sub.i *(t) of at least one of the stations i.noteq. m by correlation of the received total signal f.sub.e (t) byg*a.sub.i (t) =a.sub.i * (t-j T-.tau..sub.i *) cos (.omega..sub.i * t-.phi..sub.i *)and formingf.sub.i *(t) = K.sub.i *(t) .multidot. a.sub.i *(t-jT-.tau..sub.i. * ) cos (.omega..sub.i *t-.phi..sub.i *);means for subtracting each of the thus reproduced transmitting functions from the received mixture signal f.sub.e (t) to produce a derived received signal f.sub.e *(t); and means for determining the desired data sequence K.sub.m *(t) by correlating only the signal f.sub.e *(t) with the address g*a.sub.m (t) for the m.sup.th station.
Abstract translation:在其中每个二进制信息信号(kij)与具有Z个二进制数字的二进制地址ai(tj T)相乘并且在被调制到载波振荡信号cos(ωωit)之后被发送的SSMA数据传输系统中,有效信号 通过提供每个接收机站来提高所需接收信号的噪声比,例如, 具有用于通过将接收到的总信号fe(t)与G相关联来再现至少一个站i的等式m的发送数据的传输数据功能ki(t)ki(t)的装置的第m个接收机站 * AI(T)= AI *(TJ T tau i *)cos(ωi * t-phi i *)AND FORMING FI *(T)= Ki *(t)x ai *(t-jT-τi *)cos(ωi * t-phi i *); 意图将收到的混合信号FE(T)中的每个复制的发送功能分配给生成衍生的接收信号FE *(T); 以及通过仅将信号fe *(t)与第m个站的地址g * am(t)相关联来确定所希望的数据序列Km *(t)的手段。
Abstract:
A broadband integrated subscriber loop system is provided in accordance with the teachings of the present invention. A system is provided in which the subscribers are combined in groups (T1n1-T1n10) each of which is supplied via a single optical communication link. Over the optical waveguide (LWL) of this optical communication link, signals of the channels assigned to subscribers for various telecommunication services are transmitted on a multiplexed basis from the switching unit to an interface unit closely located to the subscribers of the group. In the interface unit the channels are separated and subscriber-assigned multiplexers (Mux 5) combine the channels assigned to a subscriber in accordance with the transmission capacity required into a subscriber time-division-multiplex signal. This signal is transmitted over a subscriber line in the form of a coaxial electric line (KL 1) to subscriber's taps, where the signals for terminals located at the top are separated via demultiplexers (Demux 3, Demux 4, Demux 5, Demux 6). Signals to be transmitted from a subscriber's terminals to the switching unit are combined in digital form (Mux 2, Mux 3, Mux 4), and a multiplexer (Mux 1) in the interface unit combines signals from all subscribers of the group into a back-channel multiplex signal which is transmitted to the switching unit over an optical communication link using the same or a second optical waveguide. In the switching unit, a demultiplexer (Demux 1) separates the received signals into the signals from the individual subscribers, and the signals of each subscriber are split up according to the subscriber's various telecommunications services. The system, including the terminals, is fully digital.
Abstract:
Optical communications system for the subscriber area with optical amplifiers.The system according to the invention is used to distribute information signals, particularly telephone signals, from a center to a plurality of subscribers and to make possible a bidirectional transmission of telephone and data signals between the center and the subscribers. According to the invention, the network used for this purpose is a multistar fiber-optic network in which fiber-optic amplifiers (10, 11) are present between successive branch points. The information signals to be distributed are transmitted via the fiber-optic network with a first wavelength (.lambda..sub.1) to the subscribers, and the subscriber-specific information signals to be transmitted from the center (1) to the subscribers (T.sub.i) are converted by frequency modulation to a different frequency band (FB.sub.2) than the distribution signals (by frequency modulation) and transmitted to the subscribers at the same wavelength as the distribution signals, and the subscriber-specific signals to be transmitted from the subscribers (T.sub.i) to the center (1) are converted by frequency modulation to another frequency band (FB.sub.3) and are transmitted optically to the center with a second wavelength (.lambda..sub.2). This optical signal is amplified at suitable points (A) and several alternative embodiments for this amplification are indicated.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an optical communication system for transmitting subscriber-assigned information in both directions between a center (1) and a plurality of subscribers (3ato 3n), particularly to the subscriber loop of a broadband communication system. In a remote distribution facility which is of either distributed (FIG. 1) or lumped (FIG. 2) design, the optical waveguides (5ato 5n) of a group of subscribers living or working near each other are coupled to a common optical waveguide (4) (or to two common optical waveguides) connected to the center (1). Subscriber-assigned signals to be transmitted from the center to the subscribers are combined into an electric time-division-multiplex signal which is transmitted as an optical signal with a single wavelength (.lambda..sub.o) to the vicinity of the subscribers and distributed to the latter. From the electric time-division-multiplex signal, each of the subscribers takes only the signal intended for him. The signals to be transmitted from the subscribers to the center are transmitted as optical signals with subscriber-assigned wavelengths (.lambda..sub.l to .lambda..sub.n ) through subscriber-as-signed optical waveguides to the common optical waveguide (4), are coupled into the latter, and are transmitted as a wavelength-division-multiplex signal to the center.
Abstract:
An emergency call system includes a wireless telecommunication network having predetermined radio channels, at least one wireless emergency call transmission device for reading emergency data and transmitting the data in an emergency call message on at least one of the radio channels, and at least one emergency call receiver device. The at least one emergency call receiver device receives and evaluates the emergency call message, and triggers at least one alarm function and/or further conducts the emergency data to an alarm center connected to the wireless telecommunication network. The system may also be embodied in a wire-bound network.
Abstract:
A fiber-optic network has a branching net in which only three optical waveguides are interconnected at each of a plurality of active or passive branch points (A, B). The branch points are designed to permit bidirectional transmission in each of three paths. Subscriber facilities (F) are connected or connectable to the optical waveguides of the network at arbitrary points. To increase reliability, a fiber-optic ring main (50) is provided to which the ends of the optical waveguides forming a branching net are connectable via controllable optical switches (D).
Abstract:
A radiotelephone device has a telephone handset-shaped housing for hand-held operation. The device includes electroacoustic transducers mounted at sound apertures in the housing, a keypad mounted between the apertures, and electronic circuitry. Video communication is accomplished by a video camera mounted in the housing and connected with the electronic circuitry and a liquid crystal display device mounted in the housing and connected to the electronic circuitry. Thus a radiotelephone is equipped with a video pickup device and a video display device.
Abstract:
For short-distance communication systems, particularly for optical-waveguide links in the subscriber area, it is proposed to operate the standard single-mode optical waveguide for long-distance applications, which is optimized for the wavelength range from 1300 nm to 1600 nm, with optical transmitters and optical receivers whose operating wavelengths lie clearly below the cutoff wavelength of the optical waveguide. By means of a suitable stable laser-waveguide coupling, it is ensured that single-mode operation is achieved, which is necessary to transmit digital signals at high bit rates. The increased loss of the optical waveguide at 800 nm can be accepted because of the relatively short length of subscriber lines. Both unidirectional and bidirectional transmission over a single optical waveguide using wavelength-division or modal multiplexing is possible.