Process for the transmission of service signals for a digital ra

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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3701104, 375122, 381 34, H04B 166

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ABSTRACT:
To transmit the service signals of a digital radio beam, the carrier is modulated in accordance with a supplementary state in a special modulator when two successive data words are identical. On reception a special demodulator detects the transmission of a service bit having a value 1. The transmission of a service bit having a value 0 takes place by the detection in a comparator of two successive identical data words simultaneously with the detection of the non-transmission of the supplementary state. This supplementary modulation state advantageously corresponds to the elimination of the carrier.

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Kortman, "Redundancy Reduction-A Practical Method of Data Compression", IEEE Proceeding, vol. 55, No. 3, Mar. 1967, pp. 253-262.

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