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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 06, 2010
Filed:
Jun. 26, 2006
Glenn A. Walker, Greentown, IN (US);
Eric A. Dibiaso, Kokomo, IN (US);
Michael L. Hiatt, Jr., Westfield, IN (US);
Glenn A. Walker, Greentown, IN (US);
Eric A. Dibiaso, Kokomo, IN (US);
Michael L. Hiatt, Jr., Westfield, IN (US);
Delphi Technologies, Inc., Troy, MI (US);
Abstract
The present invention provides a method, receiver and transmitter for use in a SDAR system. The method involves generating a first modulated signal based on first input data. Additional modulation is superimposed on the first modulated signal based on additional input data, being spread across a plurality of symbols in the first modulated signal in a predetermined pattern to generate a modified signal which is then transmitted. The modified signal is decoded by performing a first demodulation of the first modulated signal then additional demodulation is performed to obtain additional input data. The superimposing step uses a plurality of offset sequence values to add the additional modulation to the first modulated signal. The offset sequence may appear as a pseudo-random distribution of offset sequence values, and may include at least one zero offset value. Alternatively, the additional modulated signal may be a formed as a direct sequence spread spectrum modulation and the offset sequence appearing as a pseudo-noise distribution. A Hadamard matrix sequence may be used as the direct sequence code.