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A New Coding Scheme for Infrared ASK Communication Systems Which Have Zero-Spectrum Points within the Main-Lobe Region
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In the present paper, a new coding scheme for infrared ASK communication systems--Pulse Sequence Modulation (PSM)--will be proposed, which uses a combination of pulse sequences so that it canattain zero-spectrum points at specific frequencies within the main-lobe region. The interference to the other IR systems was a problem of the conventional infrared ASK communication systems. The proposed PSM coding scheme reduces the interference by decreasing the emission at specific frequencies, and helps multiple IR communication systems co-exist without deteriorating coding efficiency.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E82-C No.8 pp.1435-1445
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- 1999/08/25
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- Optical Systems and Technologies
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Makoto NAKAMURA, Yoshihiro OHTANI, Yutaka IKEDA, Hiroshi UNO, Akihiro FUJII, Yoshiaki NEMOTO, "A New Coding Scheme for Infrared ASK Communication Systems Which Have Zero-Spectrum Points within the Main-Lobe Region" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
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Abstract: In the present paper, a new coding scheme for infrared ASK communication systems--Pulse Sequence Modulation (PSM)--will be proposed, which uses a combination of pulse sequences so that it canattain zero-spectrum points at specific frequencies within the main-lobe region. The interference to the other IR systems was a problem of the conventional infrared ASK communication systems. The proposed PSM coding scheme reduces the interference by decreasing the emission at specific frequencies, and helps multiple IR communication systems co-exist without deteriorating coding efficiency.
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AU - Makoto NAKAMURA
AU - Yoshihiro OHTANI
AU - Yutaka IKEDA
AU - Hiroshi UNO
AU - Akihiro FUJII
AU - Yoshiaki NEMOTO
PY - 1999
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