CA2394981C - Methods and apparatus for detecting cellular digital packet data (cdpd) - Google Patents
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Disclosed herein are methods and apparatus for detecting the presence of a CDPD carrier in a channel of a cellular system (although the invention is broadly applicable to detecting a specific kind of carrier associated with an "overlay" system, wherein an "overlay"
system is one that shares the frequency allocation of another system on a non-cooperating basis). This specification describes a spectral estimation technique for detection of a CDPD carrier. In addition, this specification describes an MMSE (minimum mean-squared error) method that improves on the spectral estimation method.
system is one that shares the frequency allocation of another system on a non-cooperating basis). This specification describes a spectral estimation technique for detection of a CDPD carrier. In addition, this specification describes an MMSE (minimum mean-squared error) method that improves on the spectral estimation method.
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1. A spectral estimation method for detecting an overlay signal in a channel of a primary system, wherein the primary system has a plurality of channels in which the overlay signal might be present at any given time, and wherein the overlay signal is characterized by a clock frequency, the method comprising the steps of:
(a) determining which of the plurality of channels of said primary system are occupied by a signal by computing a ratio of spectral components within a prescribed spectral band to spectral components outside the prescribed spectral band for each of the plurality of channels;
(b) asychronously enhancing a spectral component at said clock frequency by performing a non-linear operation on each of the plurality of channels determined to be occupied by a signal in step (a); and (c) deciding whether each of the plurality of channels is occupied by an overlay signal as a function of the enhanced spectral component.
(a) determining which of the plurality of channels of said primary system are occupied by a signal by computing a ratio of spectral components within a prescribed spectral band to spectral components outside the prescribed spectral band for each of the plurality of channels;
(b) asychronously enhancing a spectral component at said clock frequency by performing a non-linear operation on each of the plurality of channels determined to be occupied by a signal in step (a); and (c) deciding whether each of the plurality of channels is occupied by an overlay signal as a function of the enhanced spectral component.
2. A method as recited in claim 1, wherein said overlay signal is a Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) signal.
3. A method as recited in claim 1, wherein said primary system is a cellular telephone system.
4. A method as recited in claim 2, wherein said primary system is a cellular telephone system.
5. A method as recited in claim 1, wherein step (a) of claim 1 further comprises, with respect to each channel, the substeps:
(1) receiving signal and noise components in said channel;
(2) processing the received components to enhance noise components outside a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components outside said prescribed spectral band;
(4) comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) identifying the channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
(1) receiving signal and noise components in said channel;
(2) processing the received components to enhance noise components outside a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components outside said prescribed spectral band;
(4) comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) identifying the channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
6. A method as recited in claim 4, wherein step (a) further comprises, with respect to each channel, the substeps:
(1) receiving signal and noise components in said channel;
(2) processing the received components to enhance noise components without a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components without said prescribed spectral band;
(4) comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) identifying the channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
(1) receiving signal and noise components in said channel;
(2) processing the received components to enhance noise components without a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components without said prescribed spectral band;
(4) comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) identifying the channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
7. A system for detecting an overlay signal in a channel of a primary system, wherein the primary system has a plurality of channels in which the overlay signal might be present at any given time, and wherein the overlay signal is characterized by a prescribed clock frequency, the system comprising:
means for determining which of the plurality of channels of said primary system are occupied by a signal by computing a ratio of spectral components within a prescribed spectral band to spectral components outside the prescribed spectral band for each of the plurality of channels;
means for asynchronously enhancing a spectral component at said clock frequency by performing a non-linear operation on each of the plurality of channels determined to be occupied by a signal; and means for deciding whether each of the plurality of channels is occupied by an overlay signal as a function of the enhanced spectral component.
means for determining which of the plurality of channels of said primary system are occupied by a signal by computing a ratio of spectral components within a prescribed spectral band to spectral components outside the prescribed spectral band for each of the plurality of channels;
means for asynchronously enhancing a spectral component at said clock frequency by performing a non-linear operation on each of the plurality of channels determined to be occupied by a signal; and means for deciding whether each of the plurality of channels is occupied by an overlay signal as a function of the enhanced spectral component.
8. A system as recited in claim 7, wherein said overlay signal is a Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) signal.
9. A system as recited in claim 7, wherein said primary system is a cellular telephone system.
10. A system as recited in claim 8, wherein said primary system is a cellular telephone system.
11. A system as recited in claim 7, wherein said means for determining which, if any, channel(s) of said primary system are occupied by a signal further comprises:
(1) means for receiving signal and noise components in said channels;
(2) means for processing the received components to enhance noise components without a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) means for computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components without said prescribed spectral band;
(4) means for comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) means for identifying a channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
(1) means for receiving signal and noise components in said channels;
(2) means for processing the received components to enhance noise components without a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) means for computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components without said prescribed spectral band;
(4) means for comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) means for identifying a channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
12. A system as recited in claim 10, wherein said means for determining which, if any, channel(s) of said primary system are occupied by a signal further comprises:
(1) means for receiving signal and noise components in said channels;
(2) means for processing the received components to enhance noise components without a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) means for computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components without said prescribed spectral band;
(4) means for comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) means for identifying a channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
(1) means for receiving signal and noise components in said channels;
(2) means for processing the received components to enhance noise components without a prescribed spectral band relative to noise components within said prescribed spectral band;
(3) means for computing the ratio of spectral components within said prescribed spectral band to the enhanced spectral components without said prescribed spectral band;
(4) means for comparing said ratio to a prescribed threshold value; and (5) means for identifying a channel as carrying a signal if said ratio exceeds said threshold.
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