IP Library Granted Patent US 9,247,510
Granted Patent B2
US 9,247,510 · App. 14/137,099 · Granted Jan 26, 2016

Use of correlation combination to achieve channel detection

Inventor: James A. Proctor, Jr. (Melbourne Beach, FL)
Assignee: Intel Corporation
H04W56/00H04B1/709H04B7/2681H04W56/0085
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Patent No.
US 9,247,510
App. No.
14/137,099
Granted
Jan 26, 2016
Kind
B2
Abstract

Wireless mobile devices are disclosed. A receiver to receive a coded signal having a code applied to the received coded signal includes a lower rate code comprising at least two code sequences of a higher rate code. One or more correlators are coupled with the receiver to correlate the received coded signal with the higher rate code to provide a higher rate code correlation result, to correlate the higher rate code correlation results with a first lower rate code to provide a first lower rate code correlation result, and to correlate the higher rate code correlation results with a second lower rate code to provide a second lower rate code correlation result. A comparator is coupled with the one or more correlators to compare the first lower rate code correlation result to the second lower rate code correlation result to determine presence of a signal indication.

Claims (29)

1. A method for use in wireless communications, the method comprising:

receiving a message in a time slot with a receiver of a mobile wireless device, receiving a coded signal wherein a code applied to the received coded signal includes a lower rate code comprising at least two code sequences of a higher rate code;

decoding the received message by correlating the received coded signal at the receiver with the higher rate code to provide a higher rate code correlation result, correlating the higher rate code correlation results with a first lower rate code to provide a first lower rate code correlation result, correlating the higher rate code correlation results with a second lower rate code to provide a second lower rate code correlation result, and comparing the first lower rate code correlation result to the second lower rate code correlation result to determine the presence of a signal indication; and

performing synchronization with an access unit based on the decoded received message.

2. A mobile wireless device comprising:

a receiver to receive a coded signal, wherein a code applied to the received coded signal includes a lower rate code comprising at least two code sequences of a higher rate code;

one or more correlators coupled with the receiver to correlate the received coded signal with the higher rate code to provide a higher rate code correlation result, to correlate the higher rate code correlation results with a first lower rate code to provide a first lower rate code correlation result, and to correlate the higher rate code correlation results with a second lower rate code to provide a second lower rate code correlation result; and

a comparator coupled with the one or more correlators to compare the first lower rate code correlation result to the second lower rate code correlation result to determine presence of a signal indication.

3. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the received coded signal is received periodically.

4. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the lower rate codes are orthogonal to each other.

5. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the lower rate codes are Walsh codes.

6. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the lower rate codes are Gutleber codes.

7. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the lower rate codes are maximum length sequences.

8. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the lower rate codes are PN-sequences.

9. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the higher rate code is 32 chips in length and the lower rate codes are 128 chips in length.

10. The mobile wireless device of claim 2 wherein the lower rate codes are used for timing signals.

11. A mobile wireless device comprising:

a receiver to receive a coded signal wherein a code applied to the received coded signal includes a lower rate code comprising at least two code sequences of a higher rate code;

a demodulator coupled with the receiver, the demodulator to demodulate the received coded signal into in-phase and quadrature components;

one or more correlators coupled with the demodulator, the one or more correlators to correlate the in-phase and quadrature components with the higher rate code to provide higher rate code correlation results, to correlate higher rate code correlation results with a first lower rate code to provide a first lower rate code correlation result, and to correlate higher rate code correlation results with a second lower rate code to provide a second lower rate code correlation result;

a comparator coupled with the one or more correlators to compare the first lower rate correlation result to the second lower rate code correlation result to determine the presence of a signal indication.

12. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the N lower rate codes are selected based on a priori system information.

13. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the received coded signal is received periodically.

14. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the lower rate codes are orthogonal to each other.

15. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the lower rate codes are Walsh codes.

16. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the lower rate codes are Gutleber codes.

17. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the lower rate codes are maximum length sequences.

18. The mobile wireless device of claim 11 wherein the lower rate codes are PN-sequences.

19. The mobile wireless device as in claim 11 wherein the lower codes are nested codes comprising at least two code sequences of a base code and N nested lower rate codes are selected from of a set of M possible nested codes.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 14, 2020
From: INTEL CORPORATION
To: APPLE INC.
Reel/Frame 052414/0001 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 6, 2014
From: IPR LICENSING, INC.
To: INTEL CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 032371/0736 →
Continuity (6)
Continuation 13306547 · Nov 29, 2011
Continuation 12488798 · Jun 22, 2009
Continuation 10119522 · Apr 9, 2002
Continuation In Part 09775305 · Feb 1, 2001
Provisional Application 60282936 · Apr 10, 2001
Related Publication 20140177608A1 · Jun 26, 2014