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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 16, 2011
Filed:
May. 28, 2008
Zhengang Pan, Hong Kong, HK;
Wing Chau Chan, Kwai Chung, HK;
Xueyuan Zhao, Shatin, HK;
Chi Ming Lo, Tsuen Wan, HK;
Zhengang Pan, Hong Kong, HK;
Wing Chau Chan, Kwai Chung, HK;
XueYuan Zhao, Shatin, HK;
Chi Ming Lo, Tsuen Wan, HK;
Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute Company Limited, New Territories, HK;
Abstract
A method of time domain synchronous orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (TDS-OFDM) communication, including the steps of: preparing OFDM-body; generating pseudo random (PN) sequence as a training signal; manipulating the PN sequence to concentrate the energy distribution thereof to the same bandwidth of sub-carriers of the OFDM-body; offsetting the manipulated PN sequence to align with frequency spectrum of the sub-carriers; and inserting the offset PN sequence as prefix of a TDS-OFDM data frame. The manipulating step may include the step of repeating the PN sequence by N times, wherein the spectrum of the repeated PN sequence concentrates on discrete bundles of sub-carriers, i.e., on one sub-carrier every N sub-carriers or M adjacent sub-carriers every MN sub-carriers, where M is an integer determined by the time duration ratio of the OFDM body and prefix. Alternatively, the manipulating step may include the step of expanding the PN sequence by N times, wherein the spectrum of the expanded PN sequence concentrates on a block of continual adjacent sub-carriers, the bandwidth of the PN sequence is 1/N of the whole bandwidth.