Abstract:
In some embodiments, the inventions includes a transmitter including a cycle encoding circuit to receive a data input signal and to provide a full cycle encoded signal in response thereto by continuously joining portions of different encoding signals. Some of the encoding signals have a different frequency than others of the encoding signals and some of the encoding signals have a different phase than others of the encoding signals. Data is represented in data time segments of the full cycle encoded signal and no data time segment has more than one cycle of an encoding signal. In some embodiments, a receiver receives the cycle encoded signal and recovers data of the data input signal.
Abstract:
A first periodic voltage waveform (20) is downconverted into a second periodic voltage waveform (35, 36). A plurality of temporally distinct samples (SA1, SA2, . . . ) respectively indicative of areas under corresponding half-cycles of the first voltage waveform are obtained. The samples are combined to produce the second voltage waveform, and are also manipulated to implement a filtering operation such that the second voltage waveform represents a downconverted, filtered version of the first voltage waveform.
Abstract:
A method for generating a substantially sinusoidal waveform containing encoded digital data having one of a first value and a second value at selected phase angles θn comprises generating the waveform having an amplitude Y defined by a first function at phase angles lying outside of regions having a range Δθ beginning at each phase angle θn, said first function being Y=sin θ; generating the waveform having an amplitude Y defined by the first function at phase angles lying inside the regions having a range of Δθ beginning at each phase angle θn where data of the first value is to be encoded; and generating the waveform having an amplitude Y defined by a second function at phase angles lying inside the regions having a range of Δθ associated with each phase angle θn where data of the second value is to be encoded, the second function being different from Y=sin θ.
Abstract:
A first periodic voltage waveform (20) is downconverted into a second periodic voltage waveform (35, 36). A plurality of temporally distinct samples (SA1, SA2, . . . ) respectively indicative of areas under corresponding half-cycles of the first voltage waveform are obtained. The samples are combined to produce the second voltage waveform, and are also manipulated to implement a filtering operation such that the second voltage waveform represents a downconverted, filtered version of the first voltage waveform.
Abstract:
A first periodic voltage waveform (20) is downconverted into a second periodic voltage waveform (35, 36). A plurality of temporally distinct samples (SA1, SA2, . . . ) respectively indicative of areas under corresponding fractional cycles of the first voltage waveform are obtained. The samples are obtained in response to a control signal indicative of a code used to produce the first voltage waveform, and the samples are combined to produce the second voltage waveform.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for transmitting binary data trains of 0 and 1 data bits, or combinations of these data bits over a communications network. The data bits are converted into pulses whose polarity changes from pulse to pulse, so as to enable an optimal exploitation of the transmission channel with a low error rate. The pulses generated by an apparatus of the present invention have a signal shape that produces a minimum inter-symbol interference. Processing and evaluation of the transmitted pulses are performed by a processor, so that a minimal error rate is attainable even under unfavorable transmission conditions.
Abstract:
A coding of images and originals, for example, for telefax and color television, allows transmission time to be shortened, in particular in the case of black and white digital or numeric longitudinal coding. For that purpose, the same code words for black and white are provided also for different numbers or digits. As discriminating criterion, the input sequence of black and white is used. During coding of several successive white lines, transmission time can be further shortened in that the coded number of white lines is provided before or after the code word for the white line. During gray coding, transmission time is in particular reduced by subdividing the gray scales or binary code words, if necessary with deliberate redundancy, since in this case many characters occur successively and are then transmitted in the same way as the white lines. During color image transmission, transmission time is further reduced by code multiplexing and if necessary by QAM-based transmission, whereas in addition the PAM-coded information is D.C. biased. The sum alternating current thus varies in phases in the range of 90 degrees only.
Abstract:
A system and method for encoding and decoding a frequency-shift keyed data signal for transmission over a non-ideal communications channel that utilizes phase-coherently combined halfwave segments of sinewaves with a finite number of different frequencies and equal amplitudes. A stream of data characters is encoded into a transmit sequence {S(n)} of positive numbers which defines an ac signal of halfwave segments of sinewaves of fixed, preselected amplitude. The ac signal encoding the stream of data characters is transmitted over the communications channel and received as a perturbed ac signal. The received signal is identified by consecutively determining the time durations between peak values or between zero crossings of each segment yielding a receive sequence {E(n)} of positive numbers. All or parts of this receive sequence are then compared with each of a set of preselected, stored sequences, each representing a stream of none, one or more data characters. The actual stream of data characters transmitted is selected as the stream producing the smallest errors, within a preselected bound, in comparing the stored stream-representing sequences to all or parts of the receiver sequence.
Abstract:
A control including a transmitter and a receiver for remotely operating a device wherein the receiver and transmitter are powered by alternating current power supplies having a known phase relationship. The system transmits a signal comprising a series of single polarity pulses having a known phase relationship to and derived from the output of the alternating current power supply and different receiver outputs are provided depending on the polarity of the transmitted pulses. The transmission may be by light radiation.
Abstract:
Digital information to be decoded is transmitted over a voice band transmission medium as a sequence of half-cycles of tone of different frequencies, with different frequency tones being utilized for mark and space data bits. Only a half-cycle is required for each data bit with a phase reversal occurring at each data bit. The incoming signals are transformed into a sequence of zero crossings with the pulse interval time duration between these zero crossings being compared with a local frequency standard. At the end of each pulse interval, the decision of whether or not a mark or space has been received is determined in accordance with the count stored in a counter driven by the local frequency standard. The counter then is reset, storing a new count during the next half-cycle signal received.