Power line communications spread spectrum symbol timing and rand

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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375201, 375202, 375346, 375296, 375259, 37910603, 34031002, 34031003, 34087002, H04B 1500, H04K 100, H04L 2730, H04M 1104

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061012149

ABSTRACT:
A system for spread spectrum power line communications employs a harmonic modulation (HM) transmitter coupled to the power line for transmitting message bits to an HM receiver. The spread spectrum accommodates a plurality of HM transmitters simultaneously occupying the same bandwidth. The spectrum of HM, in a frequency range above 60 Hz but below the maximum frequency that will carry through a distribution transformer, is ideal in combating carrier synchronous noise since it can be interleaved with the noise harmonics and therefore be effectively spectrally disjoint with the synchronous noise process spectrum.

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