Method and apparatus for frequency division multiplexing

Pulse or digital communications – Transmitters – Angle modulation

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C375S239000, C375S279000, C375S302000, C375S329000

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10778699

ABSTRACT:
A radio transmitter and receiver arrangement includes a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter generates an electromagnetic carrier that varies in frequency throughout a channel interval, and modulates the carrier with an information signal during the channel interval, whereby the carrier is modulated both in frequency and in accordance with the information signal during the channel interval. The receiver receives the carrier that is modulated both in frequency and in accordance with the information signal, generates a detection signal that varies in frequency throughout the channel interval, and mixes the carrier and the detection signal to recover the information signal.

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