Granted Patent: All-Lag Spread-Spectrum Correlators With Rotating References

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    US 09/607647
    2000-06-30
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    US 6847676
    2005-01-25
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TitleAll-Lag Spread-Spectrum Correlators With Rotating References
Granted PatentUS 6847676
Granted Date2005-01-25
Priority Date2000-06-30 US 09/607647
1999-06-30 US 09/141732P
InventorsNg, Tung Sang
Cheng, Chin Long
Yip, Kun Wah
CitationUS Patent 6847676. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2005 [How to Cite?]
AbstractAn All-Lag Rotating-Reference Correlator Correlates A Received Spread-Spectrum Signal With A Rotating Reference Code, And Produces In Each Sampling Instance N Correlation Lags Corresponding To The Correlation Of The Received Signal With 0, 1, . . . , N-1 Lags (Or Delays) Of The Rotating Reference Code, Wherein N Is The Length Of The Rotating Reference Code. The Rotating Reference Code Is Time-Variant And Is Generated By A Rotation Of A Basic Reference Code. The Received Signal, Possibly Embedded In Noise And Interference, Consists Of Periodic Replicas Of The Basic Reference Code With Or Without Data Modulation. The First Embodiment Of The Present Invention Describes A Method And Apparatus Of An All-Lag Rotating-Reference Correlator Which Is Applicable To Situations Where Data Modulation Is Not Present In The Received Signal. The Second Embodiment Of The Present Invention Describes A Method And Apparatus Of An All-Lag Rotating-Reference Correlator Which Is Applicable For Situations Where Data Modulation Is Present In The Received Signal. Corresponding Methods And Apparatus Are Also Described When Only A Number Of Selected Correlation Lags Are Required To Be Generated. Each Apparatus Comprises Storage Means For Storing Spread-Spectrum Signal Samples, Subtraction Means, A Plurality Of Multiplication Means Each Of Which Computes The Multiplication Result For The Output Of Subtraction Means And An Element Of Rotating Reference Code, Storage Means For Storing Correlation Lags, And A Plurality Of Addition Means.
ReferencesUS 5022047 (A) 1991-06-04

US 6198765 (B1) 2001-03-06

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US 6611512 (B1) 2003-08-26
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dc.contributor.inventorNg, Tung Sang
dc.contributor.inventorCheng, Chin Long
dc.contributor.inventorYip, Kun Wah
dc.date.accessioned2011-10-19T06:30:02Z
patents.date.application2000-06-30
dc.date.available2011-10-19T06:30:02Z
patents.date.granted2005-01-25
patents.date.priority2000-06-30 US 09/607647
patents.date.priority1999-06-30 US 09/141732P
dc.description.abstractAn All-Lag Rotating-Reference Correlator Correlates A Received Spread-Spectrum Signal With A Rotating Reference Code, And Produces In Each Sampling Instance N Correlation Lags Corresponding To The Correlation Of The Received Signal With 0, 1, . . . , N-1 Lags (Or Delays) Of The Rotating Reference Code, Wherein N Is The Length Of The Rotating Reference Code. The Rotating Reference Code Is Time-Variant And Is Generated By A Rotation Of A Basic Reference Code. The Received Signal, Possibly Embedded In Noise And Interference, Consists Of Periodic Replicas Of The Basic Reference Code With Or Without Data Modulation. The First Embodiment Of The Present Invention Describes A Method And Apparatus Of An All-Lag Rotating-Reference Correlator Which Is Applicable To Situations Where Data Modulation Is Not Present In The Received Signal. The Second Embodiment Of The Present Invention Describes A Method And Apparatus Of An All-Lag Rotating-Reference Correlator Which Is Applicable For Situations Where Data Modulation Is Present In The Received Signal. Corresponding Methods And Apparatus Are Also Described When Only A Number Of Selected Correlation Lags Are Required To Be Generated. Each Apparatus Comprises Storage Means For Storing Spread-Spectrum Signal Samples, Subtraction Means, A Plurality Of Multiplication Means Each Of Which Computes The Multiplication Result For The Output Of Subtraction Means And An Element Of Rotating Reference Code, Storage Means For Storing Correlation Lags, And A Plurality Of Addition Means.
patents.description.assigneeUniv Hong Kong [Hk]
patents.description.ccUS
patents.description.countryUnited States of America
patents.description.kindB1
dc.description.naturepublished_or_final_version
patents.identifier.applicationUS 09/607647
dc.identifier.citationUS Patent 6847676. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2005 [How to Cite?]
patents.identifier.grantedUS 6847676
dc.identifier.hkuros102739
patents.identifier.hkutechidEEE-1999-00027
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/142125
patents.relation.familyUS 6847676 (B1) 2005-01-25
patents.relation.familyUS 6868115 (B1) 2005-03-15
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dc.relation.referencesUS 5022047 (A) 1991-06-04
dc.relation.referencesUS 6198765 (B1) 2001-03-06
dc.relation.referencesUS 6208291 (B1) 2001-03-27
dc.relation.referencesUS 6289041 (B1) 2001-09-11
dc.relation.referencesUS 6330292 (B1) 2001-12-11
dc.relation.referencesUS 6611512 (B1) 2003-08-26
dc.rightsCreative Commons: Attribution 3.0 Hong Kong License For Public Patent Documents
dc.titleAll-Lag Spread-Spectrum Correlators With Rotating References
dc.typePatent
patents.typePatent_granted