Telecommunications – Transmitter – Plural modulation
Reexamination Certificate
2006-08-01
2006-08-01
Urban, Edward F. (Department: 2685)
Telecommunications
Transmitter
Plural modulation
C455S126000, C455S127200, C455S553100, C375S300000, C375S302000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07085544
ABSTRACT:
A transmitter adopting a polar loop system including a phase control loop for controlling the phase of a carrier signal outputted from a transmitting oscillator and an amplitude control loop for controlling the amplitude of a transmitting output signal outputted from a power amplification circuit, and designed to be capable of performing transmission using a GMSK modulation mode and transmission using an 8-PSK modulation mode. In the transmitter, the phase control loop is shared as a phase control loop for use in the GMSK modulation mode and a phase control loop for use in the 8-PSK modulation mode. A component similar to any one of components constituting a loop filter is provided in parallel therewith so that the component can be connected or disconnected in accordance with the modulation mode, for example, by use of a switching element.
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Freeborough David
Hagisawa Hiroshi
Henshaw Robert Astle
Hikasa Kazuhiko
Kimura Yasuyuki
Chow Charles
Mattingly ,Stanger ,Malur & Brundidge, P.C.
Renesas Technology Corp.
TTPCOM Limited
Urban Edward F.
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