One frequency repeater for a digital microwave radio system with

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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178 70S, 178 71R, 455 16, 455 21, 455 24, H04B 715

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047019352

ABSTRACT:
A digital microwave radio repeater using the same carrier frequency for the transmitter and the receiver carriers for improving the frequency utilization efficiency. The transmitter-to-receiver interference signal is cancelled by producing an estimated-interference signal of the interference signal from the digital baseband signal by the use of a transversal filter and by subtracting the estimated-interference signal from the received signal. The estimated-interference signal is also produced by frequency shifting a digital modulated signal in the transmitter. The transmitter carrier frequency is locked to the receiver carrier frequency by the use of a phase-locking technique, so that the interference signal is reduced.

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