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Rake receiving apparatus for direct sequence code division multiple access system

  • US 5,956,367 A
  • Filed: 04/04/1997
  • Issued: 09/21/1999
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/04/1996
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A rake receiving apparatus for a direct sequence code division multiple access communication system comprising:

  • a radio frequency receiving unit for receiving a radio frequency signal via an antenna and converting the received radio frequency signal into a baseband signal;

    analog/digital converting means for converting the analog signal, which is the baseband signal from the radio frequency receiving unit, into a digital signal;

    first pseudo noise code generating means for generating and outputting pseudo noise codes;

    searching means for receiving the digital signal from the analog/digital converting means and the pseudo noise codes from the first pseudo noise code generating means, thereby outputting pseudo noise code phases respectively corresponding to multipaths;

    combiner controlling means for receiving the output signal from the searching means, thereby outputting a signal adapted to have select components combined together from the output signal from the analog/digital converting means;

    multipath combiner means for receiving the output signal from the combiner controlling means and the output signal from the analog/digital converting means, selecting multipaths from the output signal from the analog/digital converting means based on the output signal from the combiner controlling means, and combining the selected multipaths;

    second pseudo noise code generating means for receiving the output signal from the combiner controlling means, thereby generating pseudo noise codes;

    demodulating means for receiving the output signal from the second pseudo noise code generating means and the output signal from the combiner means, thereby demodulating data and outputting the demodulated data; and

    synchronization tracking means for receiving the output signal from the second pseudo noise code generating means and the output signal from the combiner means, thereby recovering a synchronization of the pseudo noise codes generated from the first pseudo noise generating means.

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