Patent
1975-10-24
1977-04-19
Safourek, Benedict V.
325131, H03B 2300, H04B 162
Patent
active
040191400
ABSTRACT:
Intelligible crosstalk in microwave radio systems employing single-sideband modulation is substantially eliminated by phase-modulating the AM carrier-wave prior to its modulation by the baseband signal. The phase-modulation may comprise a periodic signal, such as a single sinusoidal tone or pseudo-random noise, or it may comprise an aperiodic signal such as a truly random noise. In this latter event, the coding signal is transmitted to the receiving location to ensure proper demodulation of the encoded signal.
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Proceedings of the IEEE, May 1973, "Spread Spectrum as a Multiplexing Technique", Breynard and Dobson, pp. 113-120.
Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Safourek Benedict V.
Sheffield Bryan W.
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