Radio data transmission system

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – With wave collector

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455277, 455278, 375100, H04B 106

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ABSTRACT:
A radio data transmission system wherein signals received via a plurality of diversity antennas are switched at a cycle of subtime slot so that, when the reception level of at least one antenna is sufficiently high to receive the required signal in the relevant time slot, the digital signal in that time slot can be detected properly even if the reception level of any other antenna is not sufficiently high. Accordingly, the code error rate can be minimized by constituting the system in such a manner that the correlation of variations in the reception levels of the diversity antennas becomes extremely low.

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F. Adachi et al., "A Periodic Switching Diversity Technique for a Digital FM Land Mobile Radio", 1978, IEEE, pp. 211-219.

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