Frequency division multiple access (FDMA) dedicated transmission

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Combining or distributing information via frequency channels

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370482, 370483, H04J 100

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ABSTRACT:
The demodulation of data modulated on a set of carriers with equidistant frequencies by a plurality of transmitters (T1 . . . Tn) is executed in the present transmission system (TS) by a discrete multitone receiver (DMT-R). The transmitters (T1 . . . Tn) in the transmission system (TS) modulate their data on subsets of carriers which form part of the set of carriers with equidistant frequencies. These transmitters (T1 . . . Tn) are possibly additionally equipped with a cyclic prefix adder (CPA); synchronization between them is guaranteed if a predefined condition is fulfilled.

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