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130 SPREAD SPECTRUM
131 Hybrid form
132 Frequency hopping
133 End-to-end transmission system
134 Having specific code acquisition or tracking
135 Transmitter
137 Having specific code acquisition or tracking
138 Time hopping
140 Direct sequence
141 End-to-end transmission system
142 Having correlation-type receiver
143 Having matched-filter-type receiver
144 Having multi-receiver or interference cancellation
145 Having specific signaling for code synchronization
146 Transmitter
148 Multi-receiver or interference cancellation
149 Having specific code synchronization
150 Correlation-type receiver
151 Having SAW or charge-transfer device
152 Matched-filter-type receiver
153 Having SAW or charge-transfer device
212 Ring or star configuration
214 Including pulse regeneration or conversion
215 Phase locked loop
216 APPARATUS CONVERTIBLE TO ANALOG
217 Muting circuit and squelch
218 EARTH OR WATER MEDIUM
219 TRANSCEIVERS
220 Transmission interface between two stations or terminals
221 Loopback mode
222 Modems (data sets)
223 Angle modulation
226 Phase error or phase jitter
227 Signal noise
228 With indicator
231 Training period or initial set up
233 Decision feedback equalizer
234 Fractionally spaced equalizer
235 Quadrature channels
236 Accumulator or up/down counter
237 PULSE NUMBER MODULATION
238 PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
239 PULSE POSITION, FREQUENCY, OR SPACING MODULATION
240 BANDWIDTH REDUCTION OR EXPANSION
240.01 Television or motion video signal
240.09 Polygonal approximation
240.25 Specific decompression process
240.26 Associated signal processing
240.27 Error detection or correction
241 Pulse code modulation
242 PULSE CODE MODULATION
243 Correcting or reducing quantizing errors
244 Differential
245 Quantizer or inverse quantizer
246 Length coding
247 Single bit (delta)
248 Nonamplitude delta (area, etc.)
249 Compand (overload prevention)
250 Redundancy removal
252 Plural feedback loops
253 Length coding
254 Noise or distortion reduction
256 PULSE TRANSMISSION VIA RADIATED BASEBAND
257 CABLE SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS
258 Transformer coupling
259 SYSTEMS USING ALTERNATING OR PULSATING CURRENT
260 Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train
261 Quadrature amplitude modulation
262 Maximum likelihood decoder or viterbi decoder
263 Partial response
265 Trellis encoder or Trellis decoder
268 Amplitude modulation
269 With phase or frequency shift keying
270 Vestigial or single sideband or suppressed carrier
271 Angle modulation
272 Frequency shift keying
273 Combined with phase shift keying
274 Minimum shift keying
275 More than two frequencies
276 One cycle or less per bit
277 Vestigial or single sideband, or suppressed carrier
278 Antinoise or distortion
279 Phase shift keying
280 More than two phases
282 Biphase (manchester codes)
283 Differential phase shift keying (diphase)
284 Antinoise or distortion
285 Antinoise or distortion
287 With threshold level
288 Transmission line
289 Bipolar signal
290 Partial response
292 Disparity reduction
293 Synchronized
294 Phase locked loop
295 TRANSMITTERS
296 Antinoise or distortion (includes predistortion)
297 Power amplifier
298 Quadrature amplitude modulation
299 Plural diversity
300 Amplitude modulation
301 Single or vestigial sideband or suppressed carrier
302 Angle modulation
303 Frequency shift keying
304 Antenna tuning with frequency shift
305 Minimum shift keying
306 One oscillator
307 Two or more oscillators
308 Phase shift keying
309 Keying circuits
310 Remote controlled
312 Power or bias voltage supply keying
313 Key shock or click prevention
314 Including auxiliary control tube
315 Modulation by absorption of signal, changing antenna dimension or changing antenna impedance
317 Automatic baseline or threshold adjustment
318 Differential amplifier
319 Automatic bias circuit for DC restoration
320 Amplitude modulation
321 Single or vestigial sideband or suppressed carrier
322 Angle modulation
323 Combined phase shift keyed and frequency shift keyed
324 Particular demodulator
325 Including coherent detector
326 Carrier recovery circuit or carrier tracking
327 Phase locked loop
328 Including switching or gating (digital circuits)
329 Phase shift keying
330 Differential (diphase)
331 More than two phases
332 Plural phase (>2)
333 Biphase (manchester code)
334 Frequency shift keying
335 More than two frequencies
336 Minimum shift keying
337 Separate mark and space channels
338 Interrupted carrier wave
339 Carrier controlling local generator
340 Particular pulse demodulator or detector
341 Maximum likelihood decoder or viterbi decoder
342 Locating predetermined portion of pulse
343 Correlative or matched filter
344 Automatic frequency control
345 Automatic gain control
346 Interference or noise reduction
347 Diversity (frequency or time)
348 Intersymbol interference
349 Plural signal paths in receiver
350 By filtering (e.g., digital)
351 Gating, blanking, etc.
352 With electromagnetic relay or solenoid
353 PULSE AMPLITUDE MODULATION
354 SYNCHRONIZERS
355 Synchronizing the sampling time of digital data
356 Network synchronizing more than two stations
357 Synchronization failure prevention
358 Feedback, receiver to transmitter
359 Self-synchronizing signal (self-clocking codes, etc.)
360 With transition detector
361 Manchester code or biphase code
362 Frequency or phase control using synchronizing signal
363 Synchronization bit insertion into artificially created gaps
364 Synchronization signals with unique amplitude, polarity, length, or frequency
365 Synchronization word
366 Plurality of synchronization words
367 Pseudo noise
368 Synchronizer pattern recognizers
369 Start - stop
370 With asynchronous data
371 Phase displacement, slip or jitter correction
372 Elastic buffer
373 Phase locking
374 With charge pump or up and down counters
375 With frequency detector and phase detector
376 Phase locked loop
377 MISCELLANEOUS
FOR000 CLASS-RELATED FOREIGN DOCUMENTS
Any foreign patents or non-patent literature from subclasses that have been reclassified have been transferred directly to FOR Collections listed below. These Collections contain ONLY foreign patents or non-patent literature. The parenthetical references in the Collection titles refer to the abolished subclasses from which these Collections were derived.
FOR100 SPREAD SPECTRUM (375/200)
FOR102 Frequency hopping (375/202)
FOR104 Pulsed FM or chirp (375/204)
FOR105 Direct sequence (375/206)
FOR106 Matched filter (375/207)
FOR107 Pseudo-noise correlation (375/208)
FOR108 Auto-correlation (375/209)
FOR109 Cross-correlation (375/210)
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