Synchronization method and apparatus for simulcast transmission

Telecommunications – Carrier wave repeater or relay system – Two separate way transmission

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455 512, 455 571, 455 70, H04B 714

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052396720

ABSTRACT:
A method of synchronizing a plurality of remote site transmitters (200) in a digital simulcast transmission system is described that enables use of four-level modulation on two-level modulation systems. A synchronization signal is transmitted at a predetermined data rate from a prime site, which signal might include a synchronization pattern having a first and a second portion. The first portion of the synchronization pattern is used for synchronization, while the second portion indicates the completion of the first portion. The method includes detecting (205, 320) of the first portion of the synchronization pattern. Each remote site transmitter (200) further has a modulation clock having a phase polarity which is selected (215, 324) in response to the detection of the first portion of the synchronization signal.

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