CA2516767A1 - Coherent am demodulator using a weighted lsb/usb sum for interference mitigation - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method of processing an AM radio signal comprises the step of receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion, demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal, weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal, and combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal to produce an output signal. Demodulators which process AM radio signals in accordance with the method, and receivers incorporating the demodulators, are also included.
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1. A method of processing an AM radio signal comprising the step of:
receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion;
demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal;
weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal; and combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal to produce an output signal.
receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion;
demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal;
weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal; and combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal to produce an output signal.
2. The method of claim 1, further comprising the step of:
single sideband filtering the AM radio signal prior to the step of demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
single sideband filtering the AM radio signal prior to the step of demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
3. The method of claim 1, further comprising the step of:
determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal prior to the step of weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal.
determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal prior to the step of weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the step of determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises the steps of:
cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal; and cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal.
cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal; and cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein:
the step of cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal comprises the steps of shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by 90° and multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by the demodulated upper sideband signal; and the step of cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises the steps of shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by 90 ° and multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by the demodulated lower sideband signal.
the step of cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal comprises the steps of shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by 90° and multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by the demodulated upper sideband signal; and the step of cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises the steps of shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by 90 ° and multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by the demodulated lower sideband signal.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the step of weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband comprises the steps of:
multiplying the demodulated upper sideband signal by a weighting factor;
and multiplying the demodulated lower sideband signal by one minus the weighting factor.
multiplying the demodulated upper sideband signal by a weighting factor;
and multiplying the demodulated lower sideband signal by one minus the weighting factor.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein the weighting factor is a function of the variance of interference plus noise.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the step of combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal further comprising the step of:
frequency selective combining of the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal.
frequency selective combining of the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal.
9. The method of claim 1, further comprising the step filtering the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion prior to the step of demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the step filtering the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion comprises the step of passing the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion through a plurality of bandpass filters to produce a plurality of filtered signals, and wherein the step of demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion comprises the step of demodulating the plurality of filtered signals to produce a plurality of demodulated signals.
11. A method of processing an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion, the method comprising the steps of:
multiplying a Hilbert Transform of an imaginary component of the radio signal by a weighted correction signal to obtain a weighted signal; and subtracting the weighted signal from a coherent double sideband signal.
multiplying a Hilbert Transform of an imaginary component of the radio signal by a weighted correction signal to obtain a weighted signal; and subtracting the weighted signal from a coherent double sideband signal.
12. A demodulator for processing an AM radio signal comprising:
means for demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion of an AM radio signal to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal;
means for weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal;
and means for combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal.
means for demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion of an AM radio signal to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal;
means for weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal;
and means for combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal.
13. The demodulator of claim 12, further comprising:
means for determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal prior to weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal.
means for determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal prior to weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal.
14. The demodulator of claim 13, wherein the means for determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises:
means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal; and means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal.
means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal; and means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal.
15. The demodulator of claim 14-, wherein:
the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by the demodulated upper sideband signal; and the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by the demodulated lower sideband signal.
the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by the demodulated upper sideband signal; and the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by the demodulated lower sideband signal.
16. The demodulator of claim 12, wherein the means for weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises:
means for multiplying the demodulated upper sideband signal by a weighting factor; and means for multiplying the demodulated lower sideband signal by one minus the weighting factor.
means for multiplying the demodulated upper sideband signal by a weighting factor; and means for multiplying the demodulated lower sideband signal by one minus the weighting factor.
17. The demodulator of claim 12, further comprising:
means for filtering the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
means for filtering the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
18. A demodulator for processing an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion, the demodulator comprising:
means for multiplying a Hilbert Transform of an imaginary component of the radio signal by a weighted correction signal to obtain a weighted signal;
and means for subtracting the weighted signal from a coherent double sideband signal.
means for multiplying a Hilbert Transform of an imaginary component of the radio signal by a weighted correction signal to obtain a weighted signal;
and means for subtracting the weighted signal from a coherent double sideband signal.
19. A receiver for processing an AM radio signal comprising:
means for receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband porn~n and a lower sideband portion;
means for demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal;
means for weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal;
and means for combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal to produce an output signal.
means for receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband porn~n and a lower sideband portion;
means for demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion to produce a demodulated upper sideband signal and a demodulated lower sideband signal;
means for weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal in response to noise power to produce a weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and a weighted demodulated lower sideband signal;
and means for combining the weighted demodulated upper sideband signal and the weighted demodulated lower sideband signal to produce an output signal.
20. The receiver of claim 19, further comprising:
means for single sideband filtering the AM radio signal prior to demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
means for single sideband filtering the AM radio signal prior to demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion.
21. The receiver of claim 19, further comprising:
means for determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal prior to weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal.
means for determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal prior to weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal.
22. The receiver of claim 21, wherein the means for determining the noise power of the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises:
means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal; and means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal.
means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal; and means for cross-correlating a quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal.
23. The receiver of claim 22, wherein:
the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by the demodulated upper sideband signal; and the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by the demodulated lower sideband signal.
the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal with the demodulated upper sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated upper sideband signal by the demodulated upper sideband signal; and the means for cross-correlating the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal with the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises means for shifting the quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by 90° and for multiplying the shifted quadrature component of the demodulated lower sideband signal by the demodulated lower sideband signal.
24. The receiver of claim 19, wherein the means for weighting the demodulated upper sideband signal and the demodulated lower sideband signal comprises:
means for multiplying the demodulated upper sideband signal by a weighting factor; and means for multiplying the demodulated lower sideband signal by one minus the weighting factor.
means for multiplying the demodulated upper sideband signal by a weighting factor; and means for multiplying the demodulated lower sideband signal by one minus the weighting factor.
25. The receiver of claim 19, further comprising:
means for filtering the upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion.
means for filtering the upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion.
26. A receiver for processing an AM radio signal comprising:
means for receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion; and a demodulator for demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion, the demodulator including means for multiplying a Hilbert Transform of an imaginary component of the radio signal by a weighted correction signal to obtain a weighted signal, and means for subtracting the weighted signal from a coherent double sideband signal.
means for receiving an AM radio signal including an upper sideband portion and a lower sideband portion; and a demodulator for demodulating the upper sideband portion and the lower sideband portion, the demodulator including means for multiplying a Hilbert Transform of an imaginary component of the radio signal by a weighted correction signal to obtain a weighted signal, and means for subtracting the weighted signal from a coherent double sideband signal.
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