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16th November 2013 at 10:08 #69327David monjengueGuest
Hi, my name is david.
I am working on my own about, using the same frequency for different stations to transmit different signal.
I have done some preliminaries studies and i have simulated the project with matlab and i does work.
I need the point of view and critics from experienced people in the field. And i also need someone , any organisation that may be interrested on the outcome of this project to have a look over it for its implementation.
Thanks.
David17th November 2013 at 18:39 #69328pixGuestHi David,
“using the same frequency for different stations to transmit different signal”
How does it differ from 3G or 4G, which both uses the same broad band freq on every base station ?
Regards
18th November 2013 at 13:57 #69329David monjengueGuestHello,
the difference between what i did ‘transmitting different signals at the same frequency from different stations’ and 3g or 4g is that what i did is not bandwidth limited or does not have spectral limitation as i used totaly different approach for conditionning and filter the signals.
3g and 4g are used for some specific application e.g mobile internet, wireless voive,…what i did is not limited to that everything you want to transmit can be send with an unique frequeny.
Let say we have a given frequency of 90. Mhz and we have the radio station bbc, voice of america, radio mote-carlos all these radio stations can use the given frequency to transmit and a receptor would be able wherever it is to listen to one of these stations. More a local community station would be able to use the same frequency to transmit local news without interfering the others signals, avoiding by this method the cost of spectrum license.
Thanks18th November 2013 at 19:01 #69330pixGuesthi david,
ok but the physical multiplexing of your approach must rely on the one used for 3G or 4G, or any other technology. OFDMA, CDMA, TDMA…. Did you invent a new multiplexing method ?
21st November 2013 at 08:17 #69331David monjengueGuestI pix. What i did it is not multiplexing.
Multiplexing takes different signals and produces an unique that is sent through radio waves.
What i did is different, each station sends its signal through radio waves, and the contact between each signal is in the form of interferences, it does depend on a particular material the multiplexer.23rd November 2013 at 10:21 #69332pixGuestdavid,
ok.. do you have a white paper, or a thesis, or a patent I can read somewhere ?
Thanks,
pix
23rd November 2013 at 18:28 #69333OptimustronGuestDavid,
I was reading your post and is very interesting. Pix ask you for more information because anybody can give you their point of view about something that apparently is new, when you give more clues the apparently will disappear and experts like Pix can give you a better point of view and instruct you in the pathway you need to follow.
By the way you need support and facts to contact any reasearch institution or standarization body, support from your University for example, however you may need to get a patent first in order to protect your investigation because it can be successful or very successful.
When you have the patent first, then you can contact somebody that help you to build a little project to get experimental outcomes that give you facts, beleive me MATHLAB is a very good tool but you need to see how to set up a real working prototype, then you can expose it to the world like, Qualcomm, Huawei, Ericsson, etc., it can be indirectly like writing a white paper and send it to IEEE, 3GPP, etc. or RCRWireless for example because when some companies like the mentioned see the oportunities then they’ll contact you because you are the patent owner.
Best regards,28th November 2013 at 20:53 #69334pixGuesthigh five, Optimustron !!;)
4th December 2013 at 09:44 #69335davidGuestHi pix, thank you for your advice. I am trying to get a patent now in the same time i am looking to send it also to ieee as a manuscript. i don’t know if my approach is good. What do you think?
4th December 2013 at 20:29 #69336pixGuesthi david,
i’m interested in the technical aspects of your solution, but i don’t know the best way to get it through.
Patent and IEEE are 2 very smart choices, let us know how it goes !Regards
5th December 2013 at 10:16 #69337PMGuestHi,
Can anybody tell me the full form of ICTST ?
Sorry for asking a little off-topic question.
17th December 2013 at 09:20 #69338DavidGuestDear pix, i have try to patent my work, but i’m not able to afford the charges. I’m looking for patner who can write this with me. I’ll send what i did to him via email, and he’ll see if it’s worthing, we write together he takes the charges for the patent and we share the benefices.
29th June 2016 at 13:31 #69339rohit dubeyGuestpls tell me the full form of ICTST
5th August 2016 at 12:51 #69340DavidGuesthi guys sorry for the silence.
(due to the fact that i am working in a completely different area than the one I was formed). But I am passinate with electronic.
I am still looking to protect what I think I have found.
PIX to answer you, What I proposed is not a kind of multiplexing. Different from TDM or FDM, with the fact that each station can transmit at the same time without interruption using the same frequency.7th August 2016 at 11:52 #69341Wallis DudhnathGuestLook at 3GPP’s 5G and the Industrialised Internet of Things.
During the last 30 years there has been a lot of work with FDMA/TDMA/WCDMA/OFDMA/etc..
As highlighted you could work with a Vendor for the implementation.
Good application for your case is “spectrum farming” or “spectrum re-refarming”. Good if you can have a business case. This will help to get the backing.
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