Quadrature amplitude modulation with line synchronization pulse

Telephonic communications – Having light wave or ultrasonic link for speech or paging... – Including fiber optic link within telephone network

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379 93, 379 98, 379100, 375 39, 358 13, 358 85, 358141, 358469, H04M 1100, H04L 2720, H04L 2722

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention assigns amplitudes of sine wave cycles in a data packet on I and Q channels of a QAM signal to color, gray or luminance values. Overlapping sine wave cycles on the I and Q channels in the data packet are assigned to the same or neighboring pixels. A synchronizing signal is sent at the beginning of each transmission of a packet. The synchronizing signal is a plurality of cycles at a maximum amplitude on the I and Q channels. The synchronizing signal serves two functions simultaneously. First, it is used to indicate the beginning of a new packet. Second, the phase of the synchronizing signal is used to initialize the demodulator phase detecting circuitry.

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patent: 4739413 (1988-04-01), Meyer
patent: 4780884 (1988-10-01), Karabinis

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