Telecommunications – Transmitter – Plural modulation
Reexamination Certificate
2011-08-30
2011-08-30
Le, Thanh (Department: 2618)
Telecommunications
Transmitter
Plural modulation
C455S110000, C455S119000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08010063
ABSTRACT:
A communications transmitter having a main transmit chain for main signal features and one or more auxiliary transmit chains for auxiliary signal enhancements. In one embodiment, a communications signal is produced by digitally processing a representation of a desired signal so as to limit a trajectory of a signal represented by a resulting processed signal. A digital representation of a difference signal approximating a difference between the processed signal and the desired signal is produced. A first modulated, amplified signal is produced in dependence on the processed signal, and a second modulated, amplified signal is produced in response to the difference signal. The first modulated, amplified signal and the second modulated, amplified signal are combined to produce the desired signal. In this manner, a main transmit chain may be optimized with respect to other properties than signal quality (e.g., power efficiency), while one or more auxiliary transmit chains may be used to enhance the signal quality of the final signal.
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Booth Richard W. D.
Mow Matthew
Le Thanh
Panasonic Corporation
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