Interference detection technique

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Single message via plural carrier wave transmission

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455 63, 4552263, 4552264, 455296, H04B 1700

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ABSTRACT:
Briefly described, the present invention is a circuit for detecting and indicating a level of interference on a high frequency angular modulated signal. This circuit includes a logarithmic amplifier for receiving high frequency angular modulated signals and for providing a logarithmic amplifier output in response thereto. Next, the angular modulated signals are detected to determine a level of associated FM modulation thereof. Finally, a processor, programmed to distinguish those high frequency spectrum components due to interference from those due to other sources, determines a carrier to interference ratio. Of note, when the level of FM modulation at the logarithmic amplifier input exceeds a predetermined threshold, however, the associated carrier to interference ratio is ignored.

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