The Aerospace Corporation

Flavio Lorenzelli

Robert Bernhard Dybdal

Samuel Joseph Curry

Don J Hinshilwood

Christopher Joseph Clark

A dynamic equalization system and method for use with a receiver is provided. The receiver may include an antenna for receiving a signal having multipath signal components and a digitizer for obtaining and digitizing the received signal and multipath signal components. The digitized signal segment and multipath signal components may be discretized into signal segments of length n. Channel parameters of each of the discrete signal segments may be analyzed and locked to, and a time-domain representation of the analyzed channel parameters may be output. Each time-domain representation may be Fourier transformed into a frequency-domain representation, based upon which equalization parameters to equalize the multipath signal components for each of the analyzed channel parameters may be determined. The equalization parameters may be applied to corresponding signal segments of the digitized signal and multipath signal components so as to equalize the multipath signal components.

Dynamic equalization systems and methods for use with a receiver for a multipath channel

Systems and methods for increasing communications bandwidth using non-orthogonal polarizations are provided herein. Under one aspect, a method of transmitting M independent signals, where M is at least 3, includes receiving the M signals from respective sources; at a transmitter polarization module, obtaining first and second linear combinations of the M signals; providing the first and second linear combinations to first and second input ports of a transmitter antenna; and transmitting with the transmitter antenna the first linear combination at a first polarization and the second linear combination at a second polarization orthogonal to the first polarization. The method may further include receiving at a receiver antenna the first linear combination at the first polarization, and the second linear combination at the second polarization; obtaining at receiver circuitry the M signals based on the received first and second linear combinations; and outputting the M signals on respective output ports.

Systems and methods for increasing communications bandwidth using non-orthogonal polarizations

Systems and methods for increasing communication throughput by superimposing multiple signal components in the same bandwidth are disclosed. Cochannel interference is reduced by using signal separation algorithms. The signal separation algorithms may use both a priori information about the superimposed signals and measured channel parameters. In addition, error correction encoding and interleaving may be used to reduce signal power and obviate the need for ideal signal separation.

Methods and systems for increased communication throughput

A device for separating uncoordinated co-channel signals including a symbol detector.

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Flavio Lorenzelli