Abstract:
A transmission apparatus for generating a complex four-phase pseudo-random sequence having I and Q portions includes a shift register and an accumulator. The shift register has a plurality of positions. The accumulator has a first input for receiving an output from the shift register and a second input for receiving a predetermined value. The accumulator combines the data received via the first and second inputs and outputs the combined data to the shift register. Bits from a first predetermined position within the shift register are used to generate the I portion of the sequence and bits from a second predetermined position within the shift register are used to generate the Q portion of the sequence.
Abstract:
A User Equipment (UE) has a circuit that performs the acquisition for the low chip rate option of the Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) Time Division Duplex (TDD) standard as formulated by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). The present invention implements the detection of the basic SYNC code; the determination of the midamble used and the detection of the superframe timing based on SYNC code modulation sequence. This enables reading of a full Broadcast Channel (BCH) message.
Abstract:
One embodiment of the invention is a subscriber unit for transmitting communication signals. The subscriber unit comprises a cipher stream generator which generates a cipher stream to encipher a digital data stream. A data stream mixer mixes the cipher stream with the digital data stream. An antenna radiates the mixed cipher and data stream as a communication signal. Another embodiment of the invention is a subscriber unit for receiving communication signals. The subscriber unit comprises a cipher stream generator for generating a cipher stream with the received communication signal to produce a decoded data stream. The cipher steam_generator includes first and second linear feedback shift registers. Each has a clock input and an output. The outputs are combined to generate the cipher stream. The output of the second register is combined with a clock signal which is inputted to the clock input to the first register.
Abstract:
A method is disclosed for receiving a transmitted signal in a communication system employing CDMA techniques wherein the transmitted signal includes a plurality of short codes, each of which is transmitted repetitively over a fixed period of time and where the received signal has CW interference in addition to the transmitted signal. The method includes using a Sequential Ratio Probability Test (SPRT) for detecting the presence of the short code in a plurality of time phases of the received signal by calculating a likelihood ratio for each phase. A likelihood ratio is a comparison of the signal's Probability Distribution Function (PDF) with a background noise PDF. The background noise PDF is calculated by combining in the RAKE the current short code with the input signal.
Abstract:
A user equipment (UE) is capable of receiving and transmitting communication signals in a time division duplex using code division multiple access format. The UE receives a primary code synchronization (PSC) signal, the PSC signal is received in a selected time slot in a PSC channel. Secondary synchronization signals are identified. The secondary synchronization signals are received along with the PSC signal. An assigned code group and the selected time slot is determined based on the identified secondary synchronization signals. The assigned code group is out of a predetermined number N of possible code groups. Each combination of the N code groups and the selected time slot associated with a unique combination of secondary signals from a set of secondary signals which does not exceed (log2N)null1 in number.
Abstract:
A base station is capable of communicating in a time division duplex using code division multiple access format. The base station transmits a primary synchronization signal and secondary synchronization signals for synchronization purposes. A primary synchronization signal is transmitted in a selected time slot in a primary synchronization channel. The primary synchronization channel uses a plurality of time slots for communication. Each of a plurality of combinations of N code groups and the plurality of time slots is associated with a unique combination of secondary synchronization signals from a set of secondary synchronization signals, which does not exceed (log2 N)null1 in number. Selected secondary synchronization signals are transmitted out of a set of secondary synchronization signals. The selected secondary signals are associated with one of the N code groups. The one group is associated with the base station.
Abstract:
A subscriber unit for controlling transmission power during the establishment of a communication channel utilizes the transmission of a short code during initial power ramp-up. The short code is a sequence which has a much shorter period than a conventional access code. The ramp-up starts from an initial power level which is quickly increased, while repeatedly transmitting the short code until a detection signal is received by the base station. The use of short codes limits power overshoot and interference.
Abstract:
A method for operating a base station employing a CDMA technique comprises combining a plurality of spread spectrum data signals into a combined signal having a fluctuating power level corresponding to the data signals; modulating the combined signal to produce an RF signal; measuring average power of the combined signal over a selected time period; adaptively limiting the combined signal power to a calculated level based at least in part on the measured power; and transmitting the RF signal.
Abstract:
A User Equipment (UE) has a circuit that performs the acquisition for the low chip rate option of the Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) Time Division Duplex (TDD) standard as formulated by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). The present invention implements the detection of the basic SYNC code; the determination of the midamble used and the detection of the superframe timing based on SYNC code modulation sequence. This enables reading of a full Broadcast Channel (BCH) message.
Abstract:
A base station for controlling transmission power during the establishment of a communication channel utilizes the reception of a short code during initial power ramp-up. The short code is a sequence for detection by the base station which has a much shorter period than a conventional access code. The ramp-up starts from a power level that is lower than the required power level for detection by the base station. The power of the short code is quickly increased until the signal is detected by the base station. Once the base station detects the short code, it transmits an indication that the short code has been detected.