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Receiving arrangement with a reception carrier frequency alternately changed from one to another

CA 1289625 C · Owner: Tejima, Shunichiro · Inventors: Tejima, Shunichiro

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In a satellite communication system for carrying out communication between a central station and local stations, each local station includes a receiving apparatus (41) which comprises a converting unit (43) for converting a received radio signal of a received carrier frequency into a converted signal by using a reception carrier signal of a reception carrier frequency and a demodulating unit (44) for demodulating the converted signal into a demodulated signal. Connected to the demodulating unit a deciding unit (45), decides whether the demodulated signal is normal or abnormal. The deciding unit produces an abnormal signal when the demodulated signal is abnormal. After reception of the …

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  • Granted September 24, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 24, 2008.
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FiledMay 26, 1989
GrantedSeptember 24, 1991
Term endedSeptember 24, 2008
Patent numberCA 1289625 C
Classification (IPC)H04B7/20

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1990199219941996199820002002200420062008Application filedMay 26, 1989Patent grantedSep 24, 1991Term endedSep 24, 2008

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