Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1993-03-08
1994-08-30
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
375106, 375114, 375120, 3701051, 370106, H04L 2700
Patent
active
053434986
ABSTRACT:
A Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) radio system achieves synchronization by performing a two-step synchronization. A simplified frame/slot synchronization is followed by a symbol synchronization of higher accuracy. This symbol timing is passed to a frequency offset unit which determines the amount of frequency drift between the transmitter and receiver and compensates for the frequency drift. This results in improved receiver performance for the TDMA digital radio system.
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Pages 85-86 of Jan. '91 EIA/TIA "Interim Standard-Cellular System, Dual Mode Mobile Station-Base Station Compatibility Standard" Publication IS-52-A by the Electronics Industries Assoc.
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Pages 20-21 of the Mar. 1991 draft of EIA/TIA "Cellular System, Recommended Minimum Performance Standards for 800 MHz Dual-Mode Mobile Stations" Publication TIA TR45.3, Project No. 2216 by the Electronics Industries Assoc., Engineering Dept.
Chennakeshu Sandeep
Koilpillai Ravinder D.
Toy Raymond L.
Chin Stephen
General Electric Company
Phan Hai H.
Snyder Marvin
Zale Lawrence P.
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