Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching
Patent
1979-11-23
1982-02-16
Stewart, David L.
Multiplex communications
Wide area network
Packet switching
370 50, 370112, H04J 105
Patent
active
043162827
ABSTRACT:
A system and method for frequency division demultiplexing a received broad band signal into k.sup.m channels, each capable of containing a baseband signal component and comprising m descending tiers of identical channel division modules with the first tier thereof comprising a first module responsive to the received broad band signal to divide such broad band signal (at baseband) into k new channels each containing a baseband spectral component. Each module of each tier of modules is constructed to respond individually (by sampling and de-sampling techniques) to the spectral component in individual ones of the channels outputted from the immediately preceding higher order tier of modules to form k new additional channels each containing a baseband spectral component. Each baseband spectral component has an upper bandwidth limit which bears the same ratio to its sampling rate as the upper bandwidth limit of the originally received broad band signal bears to its sampling rate.
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patent: 4117541 (1978-09-01), Ali
IEEE Transactions on Communication Technology; vol. Com-19, No. 1; Feb. 1971; "SSB/FOM Utilizing TOM Digital Filter" by Kurth.
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Cohen Samuel
Phillion Donald W.
RCA Corporation
Stewart David L.
Troike Robert L.
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