Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence
Patent
1990-11-14
1993-08-10
Kuntz, Curtis
Pulse or digital communications
Spread spectrum
Direct sequence
341 67, 381 31, H04B 166
Patent
active
052356230
ABSTRACT:
Subblocks of input digital samples are stored into a buffer at frame intervals and segmented into blocks having an integral multiple of the length of the subblock. Each block is encoded into transform coefficients and stored into a memory. Each coefficient is squared and those of the squared transform coefficients which correspond to high-frequency components of the input digital samples are summed and a minimum value is detected therefrom as corresponding to an optimum block length. Those transform coefficients which correspond to the optimum block length are selected from the memory and multiplexed with a signal representative of the optimum block length. In a modification, interblock differences are detected between successive transform coefficients of equal block length and squared. Those of the squared interblock differences which correspond to equal block length are summed, producing a set of squared sums for each block length. A variation is detected between a representative squared sum of a given set and a representative squared sum of a successive set to identify a block length which corresponds to the variation as an optimum block length.
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Iwadare Masahiro
Nishitani Takao
Sugiyama Akihiko
Ghebretinsae T.
Kuntz Curtis
NEC Corporation
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