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Multilevel modulator capable of producing a composite modulated signal comprising a quadrature amplitude modulated component and a phase modulated component

CA 1268828 C · Owner: Yoshida, Yasuharu · Inventors: Yoshida, Yasuharu

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Responsive to a first and a second main data signal and a subdata signal, a multilevel modulator produces a composite modulated signal which comprises a quadrature amplitude modulated component modulated by the first and the second main data signals and represented by a radius on a phase plane and a phase modulated component modulated by the subdata signal are represented by a clockwise and a counterclockwise shift on the phase plane. A multilevel demodulator carries out an inverse operation to reproduce the composite modulated signal into first and second reproduced main data signal and a reproduced subdata signal.

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  • Granted May 8, 1990. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 8, 2007.
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FiledFebruary 6, 1987
GrantedMay 8, 1990
Term endedMay 8, 2007
Patent numberCA 1268828 C
Classification (IPC)H03C5/00 +2 more

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1988199019921994199619982000200220042006Application filedFeb 6, 1987Patent grantedMay 8, 1990Term endedMay 8, 2007

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