Digital communication signalling system

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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370 76, 370121, 455127, H04L 700

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052127150

ABSTRACT:
In frequency-hopping spread-spectrum systems, it is necessary to maintain frequency and bit synchronization (sync) between the transmitter and receiver in order to maintain quality data recovery at the receiver. A protocol is described which includes a synthesizer lock field (109) to allow frequency sync, a clock sync field (123) to achieve quick clock sync, and a data sync field (125) to provide data sync. Other fields are provided in the protocol to allow both voice (141) and data (127) transmissions, inband signalling (139), and error correction (143). A method and apparatus, driven by a microprocessor (303) and ASIC (301) combination, are described that generate and transmit this protocol.

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