Maximize Network Performance with Signal Systems

Introduction

In the world of telecommunications, wireless communication, and broadcasting, efficient signal transmission and reception are essential for providing high-quality services. Whether it’s ensuring that a mobile network stays connected, or that a broadcast signal reaches its audience without interruption, having reliable technology that maximizes network performance is key. Our patented receiving and transmitting apparatus offers a powerful solution that enhances the quality, reliability, and efficiency of signal transmission across diverse industries.

The Need for High-Performance Communication Systems

As demand for faster, more reliable communication systems grows, traditional apparatuses for receiving and transmitting signals face limitations. With increasing data loads, interference, and the push for higher quality signals, current systems often fall short in providing the required performance. Poor reception, dropped connections, and degraded signal quality can significantly impact user experiences, especially in high-demand environments like telecommunications and broadcasting.

The challenge for industries is to find technology that not only meets current demands but also anticipates future needs—offering the ability to adapt to high data loads, reduce interference, and ensure consistent signal quality.

Why Choose Maximize Network Performance?

Our advanced receiving and transmitting apparatus is designed to meet these challenges head-on. It optimizes the transmission and reception of signals, providing stronger, clearer connections even in challenging environments. By reducing signal interference and enhancing bandwidth efficiency, this technology ensures seamless communication across wireless networks, broadcasting platforms, and other telecom applications.

The apparatus can be integrated into a variety of systems, from mobile networks and broadcasting stations to consumer electronics and industrial communication systems. Its versatility allows it to be customized for specific applications, ensuring that users get the highest quality performance without interruptions. With this technology, businesses can offer a reliable, robust solution to improve connectivity and communication.

Key Benefits

Superior Signal Strength: Enhances both signal transmission and reception for stronger connections.
Reduced Interference: Minimizes disruptions, ensuring uninterrupted communication.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for telecommunications, broadcasting, and wireless networks.
Optimized Performance: Improves data transmission efficiency and bandwidth management.

Elevate Your Connectivity with Maximize Network Performance

Licensing this receiving and transmitting apparatus provides companies with an advanced solution for improving communication systems. Whether you’re in telecommunications, broadcasting, or wireless networking, this technology delivers the signal strength and reliability needed for high-performance connectivity, keeping your network running smoothly.

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Abstract
Claims

A partial bit demodulation section demodulates partial bits among a plurality of bits that form one symbol of each modulated signal using a detection method different from likelihood detection. Signal point reduction sections reduce the number of candidate signal points using demodulated partial bits. A likelihood detection section obtains received digital signals by performing likelihood detection based on the Euclidian distances between the reduced candidate signal points and a reception point. Only some bits which are unlikely to be erroneous are found by the partial bit demodulation section, and other bits can be found by the likelihood detection section, enabling bit error rate performances to be effectively improved with a comparatively small computational complexity.

1. A receiving apparatus that receives modulated signals transmitted from a transmitting apparatus that transmits different modulated signals from a plurality of antennas, said receiving apparatus comprising:

a channel fluctuation estimation section that finds a channel estimate of each modulated signal;

a partial bit demodulation section that demodulates only some bits of said modulated signal using a detection method different from likelihood detection;

a signal point reduction section that reduces candidate signal points using demodulated partial bits and said channel estimate; and

a likelihood detection section that performs likelihood detection using reduced said candidate signal points and a received baseband signal.

2. The receiving apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a control section that controls which modulated signals’ partial bits are used for candidate signal point reduction by said signal point reduction section based on reception quality of each modulated signal.

3. The receiving apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a control section that controls how many partial bits of each modulated signal are used for candidate signal point reduction by said signal point reduction section based on reception quality of each modulated signal.

4. The receiving apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said partial bit demodulation section comprises:

a separation section that separates a received signal into modulated signals; and

a partial bit determination section that finds a candidate signal point for which a Euclidian distance from the separated modulated signal reception point is a minimum, inverts bits contained in a bit string corresponding to the found candidate signal point one at a time, searches, for each inverted bit, for a plurality of candidate signal points containing the inverted bit, detects, for each inverted bit, a minimum Euclidian distance between a reception point and said plurality of candidate signal points, detects a maximum Euclidian distance among minimum Euclidian distances of said each inverted bit, and determines 1 bit corresponding to the detected maximum Euclidian distance to be said demodulation partial bit.

5. The receiving apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said partial bit demodulation section comprises:

a separation section that separates modulated signals by performing inverse matrix computation on a channel estimation matrix using said channel estimate; and

a partial bit determination section that determines partial bits of the separated modulated signal.

6. The receiving apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said partial bit demodulation section comprises:

a separation section that separates modulated signals by performing MMSE (Minimum Mean Square Error) computation; and

a partial bit determination section that determines partial bits of a separated modulated signal.

7. A partial bit determination method comprising:

in a separation section separating a received signal into modulated signals;

in a partial bit determination section, detecting a candidate signal point for which a Euclidian distance from the modulated signal reception point is a minimum;

in the partial bit determination section, inverting bits contained in a bit string corresponding to a detected candidate signal point one at a time;

in the partial bit determination section, searching, for each inverted bit, for a plurality of candidate signal points containing an inverted bit;

in the partial bit determination section, detecting, for each inverted bit, a minimum Euclidian distance between a reception point and said found plurality of candidate signal points;

in the partial bit determination section, detecting a maximum Euclidian distance among minimum Euclidian distances of said each inverted bit; and

in the partial bit determination section, determining a bit corresponding to a detected maximum Euclidian distance to be a partial bit.

Title

Receiving apparatus and transmitting apparatus

Inventor(s)

Yutaka Murakami, Kiyotaka Kobayashi, Masayuki Orihashi, Akihiko Matsuoka

Assignee(s)

Panasonic Intellectual Property Corp of America

Patent #

7715504

Patent Date

May 11, 2010