Gain adjustment method in two-way communication systems

Details Gain adjustment method in two-way communication systems Gain adjustment method in two-way communication systems

1996-10-07

1998-07-07

Pham, Chi H.

Telecommunications

Transmitter

Power control, power supply, or bias voltage supply

455 383, 455 70, 455 92, 34082506, 340539, H04B 102

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057783098

ABSTRACT:
A method for reducing the dynamic range required of a receiver circuit in a remote transceiver in 2-way communication between local and remote transceivers. By repeatedly transmitting a signal with successively increasing power from one transceiver until a response is received from the other transceiver, the dynamic range and hence complexity of the receiving circuit may be greatly reduced. The operating power of the remote transmitter can then be adjusted according to the level used by the local transmitter, thereby promoting the efficent use of the remote's power supply.

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