IP Library Granted Patent US 7,573,958
Granted Patent B2
US 7,573,958 · App. 10/198,329 · Granted Aug 11, 2009

Receiver for and method of recovering transmitted symbols in a H-ARQ packet retransmission

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Patent No.
US 7,573,958
App. No.
10/198,329
Granted
Aug 11, 2009
Kind
B2
Abstract

A receiver and method for recovering transmitted symbols in a H-ARQ packet retransmission. The method includes receiving a communication signal; determining components of the signal that are not attributed to the desired symbols; removing the unwanted components from the signal to generate a modified communication signal; determining the effective channel impulse response for the modified communication signal; generating a block filter using the effective channel impulse response; and filtering the modified communication signal using the block filter to remove the inter-code interference in the modified communication signal and recover the desired symbols.

Claims (56)

1. A method of recovering transmitted symbols in a communication signal of a H-ARQ packet retransmission comprising:

receiving a communication signal;

determining inter-symbol interference components of the signal, wherein the inter-symbol interference components are estimated using previous transmissions of the packet;

removing the inter-symbol interference components from the signal to generate a modified communication signal;

determining an effective channel impulse response;

generating a block filter using the effective channel impulse response by determining

G (n)={[ H ·S(n)] H · H ·S(n)} −1 ·[ H ·S(n)] H , where S(n) represents channelization codes and H represents the effective channel impulse response; and

filtering the modified communication signal using the block filter to remove inter-code interference in the modified signal and recover desired symbols of the modified signal.

2. The method of claim 1 wherein the step of filtering the modified communication signal comprises multiplying block filter G (n)={[ H ·S(n)] H · H ·S(n)} −1 ·[ H ·S(n)] H by a stacked modified baseband

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to recover the desired symbols, where S(n) represents channelization codes y (n) is a baseband signal without components caused by symbols other than b (n), where b (n) is an estimate of b(n), the desired symbols, from previous transmissions of the packet and ┌L/P┐ represents a maximum number of symbols contributing to inter-symbol interference.

3. A receiver comprising:

a receiver front end for receiving a transmitted signal and converting the signal into a baseband signal;

a baseband signal processing block operatively coupled to the receiver front end for recovering transmitted symbols in a communication signal of a H-ARQ packet retransmission by receiving the baseband signal;

determining inter-symbol interference components of the baseband signal, wherein the inter-symbol interference components are estimated using previous transmissions of the packet; removing the inter-symbol interference components from the baseband signal to generate a modified communication signal; determining an effective channel impulse response;

generating a block filter using the effective channel impulse response by determining

G (n)={[ H ·S(n)] H · H ·S(n)} −1 ·[ H ·S(n)] H ,where S(n) represents channelization codes and H represents the effective channel impulse response; and

filtering the modified communication signal using the block filter to remove inter-code interference in the modified signal and recover desired symbols of the modified signal; and

a back end operatively coupled to the baseband signal processing block for receiving the recovered symbols and routing the symbols to an intended application.

Assignments (4)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 18, 2014
From: MOTOROLA MOBILITY LLC
To: GOOGLE TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS LLC
Reel/Frame 034371/0612 →
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Oct 2, 2012
From: MOTOROLA MOBILITY, INC.
To: MOTOROLA MOBILITY LLC
Reel/Frame 029216/0282 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 13, 2010
From: MOTOROLA, INC
To: MOTOROLA MOBILITY, INC
Reel/Frame 025673/0558 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 18, 2002
From: BI, HAO
To: MOTOROLA, INC.
Reel/Frame 013133/0256 →