Time domain symbols
Methods and apparatus are described for time domain signals. A method includes creating a bipolar pulse whose high (up) and low (down) periods are separately and precisely controllable.
1. A method, comprising encoding multidimensional symbols using a multidimensional symbol generator; and then transmitting encoded multidimensional symbols using a transmitter, wherein multidimensional symbols are encoded by concatenating two or more partial symbols, wherein individual intervals of up and down sections of the two or more partial symbols are independently controlled as to duration.
2. A method, comprising encoding multidimensional symbols using a multidimensional symbol generator; and then transmitting encoded multidimensional symbols using a transmitter by conjoining two or more, wherein multidimensional symbols are encoded by concatenating two or more partial symbols, wherein individual intervals of up and down sections of the two or more partial symbols are independently controlled as to duration, wherein encoding utilizes a symbol constellation of 128 members, representing all possible 7-bit binary integers.
3. A method, comprising encoding multidimensional symbols using a multidimensional symbol generator; and then transmitting encoded multidimensional symbols using a transmitter, wherein multidimensional symbols are encoded by concatenating two or more partial symbols, wherein individual intervals of up and down sections of the two or more partial symbols are independently controlled as to duration, wherein encoding utilizes a symbol constellation of 313 members, allowing 256 8-bit data symbols plus an additional 57 control symbols.
4. A method, comprising detecting multidimensional symbols using a receiver; and then decoding multidimensional symbols using a multidimensional symbol decoder, wherein multidimensional symbols are decoded by measuring individual intervals i) that are independently controlled as to duration and ii) that are up and down sections of two or more concatenated partial symbols.
5. A method, comprising detecting multidimensional symbols using a receiver; and then decoding multidimensional symbols using a multidimensional symbol decoder, wherein multidimensional symbols are decoded by measuring individual intervals i) that are independently controlled as to duration and ii) that are up and down sections of two or more concatenated partial symbols, wherein decoding utilizes a symbol constellation of 128 members, representing all possible 7-bit binary integers.
6. A method, comprising detecting multidimensional symbols using a receiver; and then decoding multidimensional symbols using a multidimensional symbol decoder, wherein multidimensional symbols are decoded by measuring individual intervals i) that are independently controlled as to duration and ii) that are up and down sections of two or more concatenated partial symbols, wherein decoding utilizes a symbol constellation of 313 members, allowing 256 8-bit data symbols plus an additional 57 control symbols.
7. A method comprising encoding digital data in modulated carrier media for spatial transmission between two separated points as multidimensional time domain partial symbols for sum concatenation into complete symbols using a single physical electrical circuit wherein the digital data, serially or simultaneously in parallel, is separately with precise timing controllable as to its duration for use as partial symbols within the individual highs (ups) and lows (downs) of variable bipolar pulse width time length modulated transmissions wherein the sum concatenated time durations of the respective highs and lows between the sequences of the rises and falls of the modulated pulses represent complete symbols for use in association with pre-agreed or in association within simultaneously transmitted symbol table maps for the coding and decoding of the symbols being generated, transmitted, received and decoded through the method's use of sum concatenated modulated specific precision timing controllable measured time domain symbols as the signal's sole message wherein these time domain durations themselves are the message without any symbolic meaning being attached to the rise and fall times of the variable bipolar pulses except for their use in the initiation and termination of a signal or set of signals.