Multiplex transmitter apparatus

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370112, H04J 302

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ABSTRACT:
Combined amplitude and phase modulation of a multiplexed serial data stream is employed to generate a composite signal for transmission to a receiver. The composite signal includes a prescribed timing signal identifying a predetermined bit position in at least each n.sup.th symbol and group of n.multidot.M bits in the serial data stream. The timing signal forms the amplitude modulation component of the composite signal and is utilized by the receiver for properly resolving an n-fold ambiguity which arises when each symbol includes a nonintegral rational number of frames.

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