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Watermarked based physical layer authentication method of transmitters in ofd communications systems

DVB-T2 is the next generation standard for the terrestrial digital broadcast. There is the request of identifying the transmitters in the Single Frequency Networks mainly for testing purposes. This might be achieved by embedding a watermark sequence in the transmitters to identify them uniquely. However, the transmitters can also be deployed in SFN so they have to transmit exactly the same data. Therefore, the watermark has to be added at the radio signal. It connot be added at content level as it happens in other standard as, for instance, in cellular systems. The invention proposes two possible new methods to watermark the transmitter ID in the DVB-T2 signal. In both cases we assign orthogonal pilot sequences to different transmitters. In one case the sequences are added at very low power to ensure no loss in the data rate. This is a very attractive alternative, but it might require a much more expensive receiver. In the second case the sequences are added in a specific set of sub-carriers reserved for this specific use. This requires a better receiver synchronization and it also generates a small loss in data rate, but ensure a very simple and robust way to provide the transmitter identification.
Owner:TP VISION HLDG B V HOLDCO
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