Method and apparatus for facilitating fault tolerance in a...

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Plural receivers

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C455S008000, C455S280000, C455S281000, C455S282000

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ABSTRACT:
N input signals are fed (702) to a first Fourier Transform Matrix (FTM) (208) to produce N intermediate signals. Each of the N intermediate signals is split (704) via a non-isolating splitter (300) to produce M split signals. At least one of the M split signals from each of the N intermediate signals is amplified (706) to produce at least N amplified signals. The at least N amplified signals are coupled (708) to N non-isolating combiners (300), each having at least M input ports, to produce N combiner output signals. The N combiner output signals are applied (710) to a second FTM (210) to produce N final output signals.

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