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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 27, 2009
Filed:
Sep. 09, 2004
Jorge Vicente Blasco Claret, Valencia, ES;
Juan Carlos Riveiro Insúa, Valencia, ES;
Salvador Iranzo Molinero, Valencia, ES;
Luis Manuel Torres Cantón, Valencia, ES;
José Abad Molina, Vélez, ES;
Jorge Vicente Blasco Claret, Valencia, ES;
Juan Carlos Riveiro Insúa, Valencia, ES;
Salvador Iranzo Molinero, Valencia, ES;
Luis Manuel Torres Cantón, Valencia, ES;
José Abad Molina, Vélez, ES;
Diseno de Sistemas en Silicio, S.A., Paterna (Valencia), ES;
Abstract
This permits the transmission of signals over the electricity network in such a way that the spectral density of power is adjusted to the regulations in the current rules by means of the possibility of introducing notches in transmission in an efficient manner. It is characterised by the adjustment of the power in one or more carriers of an OFDM signal for generating these notches, through the use of IDFTs of at least 1024 points (if the IDFT is complex) or at least 2048 points (if the IDFT is real) and through the use of a window to multiply the symbols to be transmitted in time.
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