Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading
Patent
1994-05-04
1996-09-24
Horabik, Michael
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
With meter reading
371 501, G06F 1200
Patent
active
055595065
ABSTRACT:
A selective call receiver (105) for use in a selective call communication system (100) and a controller (206). The receiver (203) is for receiving and demodulating a digital signal which includes a predetermined sequence of A.times.N interleaved symbols representing a non-interleaved set of N tiers of symbols, each tier having A symbols, wherein A and N are positive integers. The controller (206) includes a deinterleaver (830) which reconstructs the non-interleaved set of N tiers of symbols from the demodulated signal, and a decoder (950) detects and corrects errors in the deinterleaved set of N tiers of symbols. The digital signal is transmitted simultaneously from two transmitters (103) having a difference frequency 1/P, and the symbols are transmitted at a rate of SPS symbols per second. The period of the difference frequency is given by P=(A.times.N)/SPS.
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Breeden R. Louis
Horabik Michael
Lamb James A.
Macnak Philip P.
Motorola Inc.
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