Multipath Searcher Results Sorting Method

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-09-02
THOMSON LICENSING SA
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[0006]The present invention is a method for identifying the valid energy peaks from a multipath searching profile. This method will reliably identify the true paths and reduce th

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The characteristics of a dynamic fading channel are that it will degrade the performance of a multipath searcher using long coherent integration times. Another problem resulting from the characteristics of quickly changing fading channels is that the results from the early portion of the search cannot be meaningfully compared to the results from the later

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[0012]Normally the multipath searcher will store the profile of the located energy peaks in memory. When the multipath searcher profile procedure is finished, the multipath sorting procedure will be executed to provide multipath searcher results. Due to the harsh wireless environment, the profile values may be very noisy. In our algorithm, this noise will be considered and used to improve the multipath searcher performance.

[0013]First, the lowest value in the searching window (all correlation values are positive, due to the non-coherent correlation) is found and removed from each entry in the search buffer. This process is called DC value removal. V is the buffer of correlation values output from the searcher, Vi is an individual entry in the buffer, where i ranges from 0 to M−1.

Vi=Vi−MIN(V) i=0 . . . M−1

[0014]Second, the noise floor is calculated for the entire multipath searching window. Assuming that the total searching window has M points, where M is the number of samples per chip

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A method and apparatus for identifying valid multipath energy peaks are described including locating an energy peak in a profile of energy peaks, categorizing the located energy peak based on a plurality of thresholds and processing energy peaks in at least one of the categories of located energy peaks. The method and apparatus further includes removing a direct current value component from each value in the profile of energy peaks, calculating a noise floor for a multipath searching window and determining a first threshold and a second threshold. The step and means for categorizing further includes determining if the located energy peak exceeds the first threshold, labeling the located energy peak as a false alarm, if the located energy peak does not exceed the first threshold, determining if the located energy peak exceeds the second threshold and labeling the located energy peak as confident, if the located energy peak exceeds the second threshold.

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