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154 results about "Tone Frequency" patented technology

Tone, in acoustics, sound that can be recognized by its regularity of vibration. A simple tone has only one frequency, although its intensity may vary. A complex tone consists of two or more simple tones, called overtones. The tone of lowest frequency is called the fundamental; the others, overtones.

Optical spectroscopy apparatus and method for measurement of analyte concentrations or other such species in a specimen employing a semiconductor laser-pumped, small-cavity fiber laser

An optical spectroscopy apparatus determines the concentration of analyte in a specimen that utilizes a single radiation source which is hybrid laser comprising a semiconductor pump laser and small-cavity rare earth fiber laser where laser cavities of both lasers are butt coupled or otherwise optically coupled to form a plurality of laser cavities that produce a plurality of emission wavelengths, one which may be the pump laser emission wavelength at the output of the fiber laser thereby forming a multi-wavelength combined output where the wavelengths substantially match distinguishing spectral characteristic features along at least a portion of a characteristic optical spectrum of the analyte under examination. In lieu of complex data analysis of these wavelengths to determine values representing the concentration of the analyte in an examined specimen, the semiconductor pump laser or lasers are modulated as a plurality of tone frequencies, where at least a first of the modulation frequencies is below the maximum frequency response of the fiber laser so that the first modulation effectively modulates the pump emission wavelength and a first emission wavelength of the fiber laser in the hybrid laser combined output, and at least a second of modulation frequencies is above the maximum frequency response of the fiber laser so that the second modulation effectively modulates the pump emission wavelength but not the first emission wavelength of the fiber laser in the hybrid laser combined output. Further, one or more additional modulation frequencies may be applied to the pump laser which are intermediate of the first and second modulation frequencies where it is at least responsive to at least one further emission wavelength of the fiber laser and also provided in the hybrid laser combined output.
Owner:THORNTON ROBERT L

Synchronization preamble method for OFDM waveforms in a communications system

A highly bandwidth-efficient communications method is disclosed that enables remote stations to synchronize in time and frequency to their serving base station. The invention enables a base station and its remote stations in a cell to synchronize in a noisy environment where signals interfere from other base stations and remote stations in other cells. The base station forms a forward synchronization burst that includes a plurality of tone frequencies arranged in a distinctive orthogonal frequency division multiplexed pattern unique to the base station. The unique pattern enables a remote station to distinguish the base station's bursts from other signals present in a crowded area. The distinctive orthogonal frequency division multiplexed pattern can be a Hadamard code pattern, for example. When the a base station has received a signal on a reverse link from a remote station, having significant interference, the base station selectively forms a request signal requesting the remote station to respond with a reverse synchronization burst that includes a plurality of tone frequencies arranged in the same distinctive orthogonal frequency division multiplexed pattern. The base station then transmits the forward synchronization burst and the request signal at a base station reference instant of time to the remote station. The reverse synchronization signals selectively occupy time slots in the transmission frame from the remote station to the base station, that would otherwise be occupied by channel control or traffic signals. Only when the base station requests the remote station to respond with a reverse synchronization burst, does this burst preempt the time slot from its other uses.
Owner:CLEARWIRE COMM +2

Synchronization of a pilot assisted channel estimation orthogonal frequency division multiplexing system

ActiveUS7023928B2Minimize estimated channel errorSensitive to frequencyBaseband system detailsAmplitude-modulated carrier systemsPhase differenceCarrier signal
A synchronization of a pilot assisted channel estimation orthogonal frequency division multiplexing can be achieved by receiving a signal containing pilot symbols, providing an initial time and frequency synchronization to the signal, phase rotating the signal across time, transforming the signal with a fast Fourier transformation, phase rotating the signal across frequency, extracting the pilot symbols and generating a channel estimator. The phase rotating across time and the phase rotating across frequency are controlled by a phase rotation controller in accordance with the channel estimator. The initial time and frequency synchronization synchronizes the signal such that intercarrier interference effects and intersymbol interference effects are negligible. The signal may include plural carrier frequencies each having an arrival timing offset and a frequency offset. The signal may also include delay spread or Doppler spread. The phase rotation controller measures a phase different between the channel estimator at times k and k+Δk, where k is time and Δk is a symbol period and measures a phase difference between the channel estimator at frequencies n and n+Δn, where n is tone frequency and Δn is a frequency spacing between adjacent tones.
Owner:ALCATEL-LUCENT USA INC

Method and apparatus for initializing modem communications

The present invention provides a method and apparatus for demodulating data received over a communication medium carrying a transmission having multiple pilot tones with pilot data modulated thereon and message tones with message data modulated thereon and with the pilot tones and message tones frequency division multiplexed with respect to one another. In an embodiment of the invention the communication protocol utilized for modulation and demodulation is discrete multi tone (DMT). The invention allows message processing and equalizer training to proceed in parallel before equalizer training tables have been completed thus reducing the time associated with modem initialization. The apparatus in one embodiment of the invention includes on the receive path of a DMT or other multi-tone modem, a fast Fourier transform engine (FFT), a message processor, and a decoder. The FFT converts the received data from a time domain to a frequency domain. The received data in the frequency domain includes successive sets of pilot tones together with message tones. The message processor selects pairs of message and pilot tones proximate to one another in the frequency domain in each set of pilot tones and message tones. The message tone in each pair is then equalized with the pilot tone in the pair to substantially remove frequency dependent phase shifts imparted by the communication medium to the message tone. The equalized message tone is then decoded in the decoder to the corresponding specific set of message data which it represents.
Owner:IKANOS COMMUNICATIONS

Voice information recognition method and terminal equipment

The invention relates to the field of information recognition, in particular to a voice information recognition method and terminal equipment. The voice information recognition method and the terminal equipment resolve the problem in the prior art that when a sound source of voice information to be recognized is not stable or sound transmission equipment generates interference, determined feature information has deviation easily. Voiced sound information is extracted from the voice information to be recognized, fundamental tone frequency parameters and an MFCC are extracted from the voiced sound information, the fundamental tone frequency parameters are processed to obtain a fundamental tone frequency parameter matching value, the MFCC is processed to obtain an MFCC parameter matching value, and the feature information of the voice information to be recognized is determined according to the fundamental tone frequency parameter matching value and the MFCC parameter matching value. Due to the facts that voiced sound in the voice information has the periodicity of a voice fundamental tone, the voiced sound information has a relatively fixed frequency in general, the characteristic of the voiced sound information can be treated as a quasi-steady-state process, and the probability that the feature information of the voice information determined according to the voiced sound information has mistakes is low.
Owner:HISENSE

System and method for estimating tones in an input signal

A system and method for analyzing an input signal comprising one or more sinusoidal tones. A processor of the system receives samples of an input signal and operates on the samples to generate a transform array. The processor identifies positive frequency peaks of the transform array, and estimates a set of signal parameters (e.g. tone frequency and complex amplitude) for each of the positive frequency peaks. Each tone is represented in the transform array as a positive frequency image and a corresponding negative frequency image. Using the parameter sets, the processor may estimate the amount of cross-interaction between the images, i.e., may compute the amounts by which each positive frequency peak is effected by the negative frequency images and other positive frequency images. These amounts may be subtracted from each positive frequency peak to generate improved peak values. The processor may use the improved peak values to compute improved estimates for the signal parameters. The operations of (a) estimating the cross-interaction amounts based on current parameter estimates for the multiple tones, (b) subtracting the cross-interaction amounts from the current peak values to generate improved peak values for each tone, and (c) computing improved parameter estimates for the multiple tones from the improved peak values may be repeated a predefined number of time or until a termination criteria is achieved.
Owner:NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS
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