Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence
Patent
1991-02-07
1993-03-02
Kuntz, Curtis
Pulse or digital communications
Spread spectrum
Direct sequence
375 40, 375 94, 375101, 455137, 455273, H04B 702, H04L 102
Patent
active
051915987
ABSTRACT:
Signals in synchronizing sequences and data sequences are transmitted over a fading channel to a Viterbi-receiver. The signals are received by antennas and sampled to received antenna signals (s.sub.in,r (k)). Part channel estimates (h.sub.est,r) for the individual antennas are formed. For Viterbi-analysis, assumed input signals (s.sub.a,r (.DELTA.T.sub.ij,k)) for the data sequence are produced with the aid of the part channel estimates (h.sub.est,r). Part metric values (m.sub.r (.DELTA.T.sub.ij, k)) are formed as a difference between the received antenna signal (s, .sub.in,r (k)) and corresponding assumed input signals (s.sub.a,r (.DELTA.T.sub.ij, k)) for Viterbi state transitions (.DELTA.T.sub.ij). For one state transition there is formed a metric value such as the sum of a metric value ((M(T.sub.j, k-1)) for an old state (T.sub.j) at a preceding sampling time point (k-1) increased with a weighted (K.sub.r) sum of the part metric values (m.sub.r (.DELTA.T.sub.ij, k)) belonging to individual part channel estimates (h.sub.est,r). Corresponding metric values are formed for all state transitions to the new state (T.sub.i) and the smallest of these metric values is chosen in accordance with the Viterbi-algorithm.
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Backstrom Tomas O.
Kahre Ragnar E.
Stiernvall Jan-Erik
Kuntz Curtis
Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson
Tse Young
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