Title of Invention

INFORMATION TRANSFER METHODS

Abstract A use of the invention permits to increase the transmission rate of existing communication lines or their capacity. The method is in that, at the transmitting side: a first and second analog signals are formed from a first and second sequences of digital information samples, the first analog signal being formed from a difference of values of digital information samples of the first sequence and values of digital information samples of the second sequence taken in points of digital information samples of the first sequence, and the second analog signal being formed from digital information samples of the second sequence taken in points of digital information samples of the second sequence, which are between the points of digital information samples of the first sequence, after which the first and second analog signals are summed, and the summary analog signal is transmitted to a communication line; and at the receiving side: the first sequence of digital information samples is restored by means of sam¬pling the summary analog signal with a clock frequency, then the first sequence of digital information samples is converted to the analog signal of the first sequence us¬ing the predetermined sampling function, said analog signal of the first sequence is subtracted from the summary analog signal, and the second sequence of digital infor¬mation samples is restored from the obtained difference analog signal.
Full Text FORM - 2 THE PATENTS ACT, 1970
(39 of 1970)
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION
[Section 10; Rule 13]
1. "INFORMATION TRANSFER METHODS"
2. (a) DOUNAEV, Igor Borisovich
(b) r.l. Gogolya, 14a-48, Khimki, Moskovskaya obi. 141400 Russian Federation
(c) Russian Federation
The following specification particularly describes the nature of the invention and the manner in which it is to be performed.

ORIGINAL
165/MUMNP/2004
9/3/2004

GRANNTED
26-9-2005

This invention relates to information transmission and reception methods and could be used in communication and measurement systems etc.
Background of the Invention
There is a problem of limiting transmission speed when transmitting a discrete information over communication lines.
The greatest possible transmission speed C in a communication line could be determined in accordance with the Shannon's formula:
(1)
where 77 is a bandwidth of communication line, KHz; Pc is a power of signal being transmitted, dB; PΠis a power of interference in the communication line, dB.
For a telephone line having a bandwidth 77 3.1 KHz (300 Hz - 3.4 KHz) and a ratio Pc /Pn = 10000 (which corresponds to 40 dB), a greatest theoretically possible speed of transmission (and reception) of discrete information is

Modern telephone modems of firms "Robotics" and "Motorola" ensure the in¬formation transmission and reception speed up to 33.6 Kbit/s at the ratio Pc /PΠ = 10000 (corresponding to 40 dB), which is indicative of implementing the transmission speed close to the potentially possible in accordance with the Shannon's formula.
Known is the method of information transmission, including steps of: at the transmitting side, forming an analog signal by means of converting a sequence of dis¬crete digital information samples to the analog signal using a predetermined sampling function, and transmitting the formed analog signal to a communication line; and at the receiving side, receiving the transmitted analog signal from the communication line, and restoring from it the original sequence of discrete digital information samples (JP 10-098497 A, Int. CI. H 04 L 27/10, 14.04.1998).
The information transmission and reception speed in such a method for trans¬mitting an information depends on a method for converting a sequence of discrete digital information samples to an analog signal at the transmitting side, and a method for restoring from the analog signal the original discrete digital information samples at

the receiving side, and this speed is limited by the utmost capacity of pulse-code modulation (PCM) equipment existing in the communication line.
When transmitting over a single communication line simultaneously two ana¬log signals of the same power PC1= PC2 (i.e., in the case of decompression into two
similar powers), the equation (1) could be rewritten as follows:

Then it follows that at a fixed powe the
maximum information transmission and reception speed could be brought to C = 3.1 103 .log2 5000 + 3.1 • 103 • log2 5000 ~ 73 Kbit/s. Hence, in telephone lines, the de¬compression into two powers allows to increase the information transmission and re¬ception speed and to realize the utmost capacity of existing pulse-code modulation (PCM) equipment, which is 64 Kbit/s.
Task of the Invention and the Technical Result
The task of the present invention is to develop the method of information transmission using the decomposition into two powers, which method increases the speed of a discrete information transmission, or - what is the same - allows to trans¬mit more information at the same speed.
The technical result of the invention is in that it ensures a passing via an exist¬ing communication channel (without changing its parameters) at least two analog sig¬nals instead of one analog signal at the same time.
Summary of the Invention
In order to solve the set task, in a method of information transmission, includ¬ing steps of: at the transmitting side, forming an analog signal from a sequence of digital information samples using a predetermined sampling function, and transmitting the formed analog signal to a communication line; and at the receiving side, receiving the analog signal from the communication line, and restoring from the analog signal

the sequence of digital information samples using the predetermined sampling func-tion, - in accordance with the present invention, the method includes steps of: at the transmitting side: forming a first and second analog signals from a first and second se-quences of digital information samples, the first analog signal being formed from a difference of values of digital information samples of the first sequence and values of digital information samples of the second sequence taken in points of digital informa-tion samples of the first sequence, and the second analog signal being formed from digital information samples of the second sequence taken in points of digital informa¬tion samples of the second sequence, which are between points of digital information samples of the first sequence; summing the first and second analog signals, and trans¬mitting the summary analog signal to the communication line; and at the receiving side, first restoring the first sequence of digital information samples by means of sam¬pling the summary analog signal with a clock frequency, then converting the first se¬quence of digital information samples using the predetermined sampling function to the analog signal of the first sequence; subtracting said analog signal of the first se¬quence from the summary analog signal; and restoring the second sequence of digital information samples from the obtained difference analog signal.
An additional feature of the method according to the present invention is in that the first and second sequences of samples are formed using a preliminary sampling


function, as which is employed a function of the form
2 Fu is the upper frequency in the spectrum of signal being transmitted, n is a number of employed frequency components, and as the predetermined sampling func-


tion is employed a function of the form

or a function of the


form -
where x = 2ΠFu, Fu is the upper frequency in the

spectrum of signal being transmitted, n (an integer more than one) is a number of em¬ployed frequency components, k = 1-20 characterizes the degree of truncation of the predetermined sampling function. Moreover, the sample points of the second sequence are formed in the middle between the sample points of the first sequence, and the first and second sequences of digital information samples are supplied from a single infor¬mation source or from two different information sources.
Brief Description of Drawings
Fig. 1 is the block diagram of the first and second sequences of digital informa¬tion samples at the transmitting side;
Fig. 2 is the block diagram of forming the summary analog signal at the trans¬mitting side;
Fig. 3 is the block diagram of communication system at the receiving side;


Fig. 4 is the view of the sampling functior

Fig. 5 is the spectrum of the sampling function shown in Fig. 4;
Fig. 6 is the block diagram of the generator of the predetermined sampling


function of the form

at the transmitting side.

Detailed Description of the Invention
The method of information transmission according to the present invention is realized in the communication system, the block diagrams of which transmitting and receiving sides are shown, respectively, in Fig. 1, 2 and 3.

The block diagram of processing the first and second sequences of digital in¬formation samples at the transmitting side comprises (see Fig. 1) a clock frequency generator 1, a first 2 and second 3 digital-to-analog converters, a subtractor 4, an en¬velope former 5, an analog-to-digital (A/D) converter 6.
The clock frequency generator 1 forms at its first output the even signals of the clock frequency, and at its second output the odd signals of the clock frequency. The first output of the clock frequency generator 1 is coupled with the input of the first digital-to-analog (D/A) converter 2, and the second output of the generator 1 is cou¬pled with the input of the second digital-to-analog (D/A) converter 3. The indicated D/A converters 2 and 3 convert the original sequences of discrete digital information samples to a sequence of rectangular signals having amplitudes equal to amplitudes of respective discrete digital samples.
The input of the first D/A converter 2 receives the first sequence of discrete digital information samples A1;, where i is the index number of digital information sample, / = 0, 1, ..., n-1, which sequence is converted to the first sequence of rectan¬gular digital samples A01 A11, ... A1n-2, A1n-1 of information and outputs from the D/A converter 2 by signals corresponding the even signals of the clock frequency from the clock frequency generator 1. The method implementation is shown for n = 4.
The input of the second D/A converter 3 receives the second sequence of dis¬crete digital information samples A2;, where i = 0, 1, ..., n-1, which sequence is con¬verted to the second sequence of rectangular digital samples A2o, A21, ... A2n-2, A2n-1 of information and outputs from the D/A converter 3 by signals corresponding the odd signals of the clock frequency (i.e., with the clock frequency) from the clock fre¬quency generator 1.
The first and second sequences of digital information samples could come both from two independent information sources and from a single information source. In the last case, the sequence of digital samples of original information is divided by known techniques into two its own projections and supplied to the independent infor¬mational inputs of the units 2 and 3 in Fig. 1.
The output of the first D/A converter 2 is coupled with an input of subtractor 4. The output of the second D/A converter 3 is coupled with an input of the envelope

former 5 (which is a multiplier), and also outputs the second sequence of rectangular digital samples A20, A21, ... A2n_2, A2n-1 of information to the summary analog signal forming unit. A second input of the envelope former 5 is fed with a sampling function from sampling function generator. This sampling function hereinafter referring to as


The output of
the predetermined one, could have the form
the envelope former 5 is coupled with a first input of the analog-to-digital (A/D) con¬verter 6. At the output of the envelope former 5 is formed an envelope of the second sequence of digital information samples, which is supplied to the first input of the A/D converter 6, to which second input are supplied even clock frequency signals from the first output of the clock frequency generator 1.
The output of the A/D converter 6 is coupled with an input of the subtractor 4. The A/D converter 6 performs the calculation (sampling) of values of samples of the second sequence of digital information samples in the points of samples of the first sequence, which are supplied to a second input of the subtracter 4 in the form of rec-


tangular signal sequence

forms the subtraction from the first sequence of rectangular digital samples A 0, A i,



as well as the second sequence of digital information samples A20, A21, converted to rectangular pulses are supplied to respective inputs of the

A sequence of the difference of digital information samples

summary analog signal forming unit at the transmission side (see Fig. 2).
The sequences of digital information samples A2 o, A21, ..., A2n-2, A 2n-1and


before they come to the summary analog sig-
nal forming unit (see Fig. 2), are converted by known methods to a parallel code using a serial-to-parallel converter (not shown).
The block diagram of the summary analog signal forming unit at the transmis¬sion side comprises (see Fig. 2) a predetermined sampling function former 7 which

consists of a first (preliminary) sampling function generator 8, second (predetermined) sampling function generator 9, and predetermined sampling function multiplier 10 which inputs are connected to outputs of sampling function generators 8 and 9, and an output is an output of the predetermined sampling function former 7.
Further, the transmitting side includes two groups of multipliers 11-14 and 15-18, each of which comprises n (Fig. 2 shows an example for n = 4) multipliers of the predetermined sampling function and a sequence of digital information samples, which sequence is supplied to information inputs of the multipliers. Reference inputs of the multipliers 11-14 and 15-18 are joint and connected to the output of the prede¬termined sampling function former 7.
Information inputs of the multipliers 11-14 and 15-18 are fed, respectively, with the sequence of difference of digital information samples of the first sequence and digital samples in the points of the first sequence samples A10 - , ..., A1n-1-


∆A2n-1, and the second sequence of digital information samples A20-, A21, ..., A2n-2
A2N-1..
An output of each of the multipliers 11-14 and 15-18 is coupled via a corre¬sponding delay element 19-22 and 23-26 with a corresponding input of a first enve-lope former 27 and second envelope former 28, respectively. Outputs of these enve¬lope formers 27 and 28 are connected to inputs of a summer 29 which output is cou¬pled, directly and via a quadrature phase-shifter 30 with information inputs of, respec¬tively, first and second output multipliers 31 and 32, to reference inputs of which are supplied quadrature reference waveforms of the carrier frequency f0, respectively coscot and sinaot, where - Outputs of the multipliers 31 and 32 are con-
nected to respective inputs of a summer 33 which output is connected to an input of communication channel (not shown), for example, wireless line.
In the diagram of Fig. 2, the delay elements 19-22 and 23-26 ensure: various time delay of analog signals coming to their inputs, phase shift of the predetermined sampling function from 0 to respectively, and forming of envelope elements
(fragments). The first delay element 19 of the first group delays an analog signal com¬ing to its input for 0 sec. (not delays a signal), i.e., this element is depicted in the dia¬gram of Fig. 2 only for the uniformity. Each next one from delay elements 20-22 has

the analog signal delay time differed from the delay time of the previous element for a value of repetition period of the sequence of digital information samples where Fu is the upper frequency in the spectrum of the analog signal being transmit¬ted. The same rule is retained also for delay elements 23-26 of the second group, but the first delay element 23 has the delay time of
The quadrature phase-shifter 30 ensures a phase change of analog signal com¬ing to its input by the value (for the carrier f0).
The receiving side of communication system comprises (Fig. 3) a quadrature phase-shifter 34 which input is united with an information input of a first input multi¬plier 35 and connected to the output of the communication channel (not shown), and an output of the quadrature phase-shifter 34 is coupled with an information input of a second input multiplier 36. Reference inputs of the first and second input multipliers 35 and 36 are fed with the same quadrature waveforms of the carrier frequency fo, re¬spectively cosa0t and sinco0t, as at the transmission side. Outputs of the input multipli¬ers 35 and 36 are connected to respective inputs of subtractor 37 which output is cou¬pled with inputs of clock frequency extractor 38, first analog-to-digital (A/D) con¬verter 39, and first input of subtractor 40. An output of the first A/D converter 39 is coupled with a first input of envelope former 41 which second input is fed with a pre¬determined sampling function having the identical form with the predetermined sam¬pling function at the transmitting side, and an output of said former 41 is connected to a second input of the subtractor 40. Direct and inverting outputs of the clock fre¬quency extractor 38 are connected to clock inputs of, respectively, the first A/D con¬verter 39 and second A/D converter 42, outputs of which converters being, respec¬tively, an output 43 of first sequence of digital information samples and an output 44 of second sequence of digital information samples.
The quadrature phase-shifter 34 ensures a phase change of summary analog signal coming to its input by the value (for the carrier.fo).
The clock frequency extractor 38 could have any known embodiment ensuring the obtainment of the clock frequency signal from the summary analog signal coming to the input of the receiving side depending on how the clock signal is inserted into the

summary analog signal being transmitted. In Fig. 3 the inverting output of the clock
frequency extractor 38 is marked out by a point.

As the first sampling function being formed by the preliminary sampling func-

sin x
tion generator 8, could be used the known function of the type , where x = 2ΠFu,
x
Fu is the upper frequency in the spectrum of the analog signal being transmitted. However, in order to decrease distortions when transmitting discrete information sam¬ples over real communication channels having a carrier, it is expedient to select as the first (preliminary) sampling function the function of the type:

( r ^
(2)
n where x = 2ΠFu, Fu is the upper frequency in the spectrum of the analog signal being transmitted, n is an integer more than one and equal to a number of used frequency components in the analog signal spectrum. The value n is defined in accordance with the formula n - T/Tc, where T is the given processing interval (the period of the prede¬termined sampling function), in this case 10.66667 ms, and Tc is a repetition period of the sequence of digital information samples.
The indicated preliminary sampling function has the form shown in Fig. 4 (the function is shown for n=( 16), and spectrum shown in Fig. 5.
A block diagram of the generator of such preliminary sampling function is de¬picted in Fig. 6. This generator comprises eight separate conversion units 45.1 to 45.8 connected in series. Each conversion unit includes a first 46 and second 47 multipli¬ers, quadrature phase-shifter 48, and summer 49. In Fig. 6 each of eight used conver¬sion units 45 is marked with the reference 45 .j, where j indicates the index number of this conversion unit 45. Each element of the corresponding conversion unit 45 has a double reference as well, where the second digit indicates the number of that conver¬sion unit 45 which comprises this element. In every conversion unit 45, an output oi the quadrature phase-shifter 48 is coupled with an information input of the second multiplier 47, and outputs of both multipliers 46 and 47 are connected to respective

inputs of the summer 49. An output of the quadrature phase-shifter 48 is united with an information input of the first multiplier 46 and is an information input of this con¬version unit 45, and an output of the summer 49 is an output of this conversion unit 45.
Reference inputs of the first multipliers 46.1 and 46.2 and reference inputs of the second multipliers 47.1 and 47.2 of the first and second conversion units 45.1 and
45.2 are respectively united and are inputs 50 and 51 of quadrature reference wave forms of doubled sampling frequency of the whole generator, i.e., the frequency that corresponds to the value 4x in expression (2). Reference inputs of the first multipliers
46.2 and 46.4 and reference inputs of the second multipliers 47.3 and 47.4 of the third and fourth conversion units 45.3 and 45.4 are respectively united and arc inputs 52 and 53 of quadrature reference waveforms of the sampling frequency of the whole generator, i.e., the frequency that corresponds to the value 2x in the expression (2). At last, reference inputs of the first multipliers 46.5, 46.6, 46.7 and 46.8 and reference in-puts of the second multipliers 47.5, 47.6, 47.7 and 47.8 of the fifth to eighth conver-sion units 45.5, 45.6, 45.7 and 45.8 are respectively united and are inputs 54 and 55 of quadrature reference waveforms of the half sampling frequency, i.e., the frequency that corresponds to the value x in the expression (2). An information input of the first conversion unit 45.1 is an information input 56 of the generator, and an output of the eighth conversion unit 45.8 is an output 57 of the preliminary sampling function gen¬erator.
The quadrature phase-shifter 48 in every conversion unit 45 ensures a change of phase of signal coming to its input by the value Π/2 (for the upper frequency Fu in the spectrum of analog signal being transmitted).
In order to generate the preliminary sampling function, the input of the pre¬liminary sampling function generator is fed with a rectangular pulses of unit amplitude with the frequency Fu (the upper frequency in the spectrum of analog signal being transmitted). Quadrature reference waveforms are fed to the respective inputs of the preliminary sampling function generator from an external pulse generator forming at its outputs quadrature reference waveforms of doubled, single and half sampling fre¬quency.

The second (predetermined) sampling function being generated by the genera¬tor 9 in the predetermined sampling function former 7 could have various forms. Be-low, examples are given for implementing the method of the present invention for two different forms of the second sampling function at the output of the generator 9:




and

where k = 1-20 and characterizes a truncation degree of the predetermined sampling function. In the case, when the second sampling function generator 9 generates the first one from the above functions, defined by the expression (3), the subtractor 37 at the receiving side has at its output a digital filter with a pulse response characteristic of the type (3).
The method of information transmission in accordance with the present inven¬tion is realized in a communication system of Fig. 1, 2 and 3 as follows.
1
Two (a first A i and a second A2 i) independent sequences of discrete digital in¬formation samples received either from the same information source, or from two in¬formation sources having the same repetition period Tc = 1/FU of the sequence of digi¬tal information samples, where Fu is the upper frequency in the spectrum of an analog signal being transmitted, are fed simultaneously to the inputs of, respectively, the first (2) and second (3) D/A converters. After the D/A converters 2 and 3 the converted se¬quences of digital samples are directed: the first sequence of digital information sam¬ples A1o, A11, ..., A1n_2, A1n-1 is fed to the input of the subtractor 4, and the second se¬quence of digital information samples A20, A21, ..., A2n_2, A2n-1 is fed to the input of the envelope former 5 and, through a serial-to-parallel converter, each sample of the second sequence is fed to the corresponding information input of multipliers 15-18 of the summary analog signal forming unit (Fig. 2). Since the first D/A converter 2 is fed from the clock frequency generator with even signals, and the second D/A converter 3

2 2 2 2
is fed with odd signals, then the digital information samples A 0, A 1 ..., An-2, A n-1 of the second sequence after the D/A converter 3 will be taken in points of digital in¬formation samples of the second sequence, which are between points of digital infor¬mation samples of the first sequence.
In the envelope former 5 the following steps take place: forming the second se-quence of digital information samples in the points of digital samples of the second sequence using the predetermined sampling function, determining the digital sample values in the points of digital samples of the first sequence, and subsequent forming the second sequence of digital information samples taken in the points of digital sam-

ples of the first sequence: ∆A20 ,, ∆A21 ;,..., ∆A2n-2, ∆A2n-1. This sequence of digital in¬formation samples is fed to the subtractor 4, where takes place the subtraction of val¬ues of digital information samples of the second sequence taken in the points of digital information samples of the first sequence ∆A20, AA21.., ∆A2n-2, ∆A2n-1 from the val¬ues of digital information samples of the first sequence A10, A11 ..., A1 n_2, A1 n-1 and
1 2
the difference in the form of digital information samples A10 - ∆A20, ..., A 1n-1 - ∆An-1 are fed through the serial-to-parallel converter to respective information inputs of the multipliers 11-14 of the summary analog signal forming unit.
The preliminary sampling function generator 8 (Fig. 2) forms the first sampling function defined by the expression (2) at the time interval Tc = 10.66667 ms. The gen¬erator 9 generates the second, predetermined sampling function defined by the expres¬sion (3) or (4). In so doing, at the output of the multiplier 10 in the predetermined sampling function former 7, in dependence on a specific type of the second sampling function, a signal is formed of a type


where k characterizes the degree of truncation of the predetermined sampling function, e.g.,k=16.
This predetermined sampling function is fed to the reference inputs of all mul¬tipliers 11-14 and 15-18 (Fig. 2).
From the processing unit of the first and second sequences of digital informa¬tion samples, respective digital information samplesare fed to the information inputs of the first group multipliers 11-14, and respective digital information samples A2o, A21, ..., A2n_2, A2n-1 are fed to the information inputs of the second group of multipliers 15-18 (preferably, sample points of the second se¬quence A20, A21 ..., A2n_2, A2n-1 are in the middle between sample points of the first sequence).
As a result, at an output of each multiplier 11-14 of the first group, depending on the type of the second, predetermined sampling function, is formed an analog sig¬nal of a type (where iis an index number of digital information sample, i = 0, 1, ..., n-1):

At an output of each delay element 19-22 following a multiplier 11-14 of the first group, an analog signal will be defined, taking into account a phase shift by 0 to (n-l)rc, by the expression:




At an output of each multiplier 15-18 of the second group, an analog signal is formed of the type:

At an output of delay element 23-26 following a multiplier 15-18 of the second group, an analog signal will be defined, taking into account a phase shift by 0 to (n-1) by the expression:

At the output of the former 27 the first envelope a1(x) is described by the fol¬lowing expression:


At an output of the former 28 the second envelope a*(x) is described by the fol¬lowing expression:




In two last expressions, regardless of specific type of the used predetermined sampling function, the envelope a2{x) in the sample points x = i has the following

At an output of the summer 29 an analog signal a\x) + a\x) is provided, which takes the values of the first envelope in the sample points of the first analog signal, and is fed to units 30-33 for implementing a one-sideband modulation in order to transfer the summary analog signal a1\x) + a2(x) to a carrier frequency. To this end, the summary analog signal a1(x) + a\x) is fed directly to the first output multiplier 31, and through the quadrature phase-shifter 30 to the second output multiplier 32. The

multipliers 31 and 32 perform the multiplication of the direct and phase shifted sum¬mary analog signals a1(x) + a2(x) by the quadrature waveforms of the carrier fre¬quency, after which the results of this multiplication are summed by the output sum¬mer 27, and the thus formed summary analog signal is fed to the communication line.
The summary analog signal received at the receiving side (Fig. 3) passes the units 34-39 which perform the conversion inverse to the performed in the units 30-33 at the transmitting side. I.e., the received summary analog signal passes directly and through the quadrature phase-shifter 34, respectively, to the first and second input multipliers 35 and 36 which reference inputs are fed with the same quadrature refer¬ence waveforms of the carrier frequency f0as the multipliers 31 and 32 at the transmit¬ting side.
As a result, at outputs of the first and second input multipliers 35 and 36 are formed quadrature components of the received summary analog signal.
These quadrature components are subtracted in the subtractor 37, at which out¬put is connected a digital filter having a pulse response characteristic of the type (3), if the second, predetermined sampling function generator 9 generates the function of the type (3). In this case, at an output of the subtractor with the digital filter is formed an analog signal a1(x) + a2r(x), which components are described by the expressions:

In the case, when the second, predetermined sampling function generator 9 forms the predetermined sampling function of the type (4), the filter at the output of the subtractor 37 is not necessary. At the output of the subtractor 37 is then formed the signal a1xx) + a2,(x), which quadrature components are described by the same expres-

sions as the components a1(x) + a2(x) at the output of the summer 29 at the transmit¬ting side (Fig.2).
The clock frequency extractor 38 extracts the signal with the clock frequency (sampling frequency at the transmitting side) from this summary analog signal, which clock frequency signal is employed for clocking the first 39 and second 42 A/D con¬verters, the clocking of both these A/D converters being performed in antiphase. Val¬ues of analog signal a1r(x) comes from the output of the first A/D converter 39 in the moment of clocking digital information samples of the first sequence, i.e., in those very moments that correspond the sample points of digital information samples of the first sequence at the transmitting side. These digital information samples come to the output 43 in the form of the original first sequence of digital information samples A1i which are restored by sampling the summary analog signal with the clocking fre¬quency.
The indicated restored first sequence of digital information samples is fed to the input of the envelope former 41 which implements its conversion, using the prede¬termined sampling function, to the analog signal a1r (x) of the first sequence, which is then fed to the second input of the subtractor 40 which first input is fed with the sum¬mary analog signal a1r(x) + a2(x)from the output of the summer 37. The subtractor 40 subtracts the analog signal a1r (x) of the first sequence from the summary analog signal a1 Ax) + a2Ax) with the resuli tha.t an analog signal is formed at the output of the sub¬tractor 40, which analog signal being the analog signal a2Ax) that has the following values in the sample points x = in:a2r(x) = AA20 for i = 0, a2r(x) = AA21 for i = 1, ..., a2r (x) = AA „ ! for i = n - 1. This analog signal is fed to the input of the second A/D converter 42 which is clocked with the inverted clock frequency (i.e., having the phase shift by  relative to the signal at the clock input of the first A/D converter 39). At the output of the second A/D converter 36, after restoring from the received difference analog signal a2r(x), is provided the second sequence of digital information samples A2i which come to the output 44. Thus, at the outputs 43 and 44 of the receiving side there are restored first and second sequences of digital information samples transmit¬ted over the communication line without changing its parameters, i.e., a decompres¬sion is performed.

Hence, the proposed method of information transmission ensures the transmis¬sion of at least two analog signals instead of one during the same time over the exist¬ing communication line, i.e., increases the information transmission rate, or informa¬tion capacity of transmission and reception line.
Industrial Applicability
This invention could be used in the communication technique, measurements, and any other applications where it is necessary to transmit or convert an information. In so doing, the proposed method ensures an increase of information transmission rate, or information capability of communication channel.
Although the present invention is described with reference to its specific exam¬ple of embodiment, this example by no means restricts the scope of invention, which is defined by the enclosed claims taking into account possible equivalents.

I claim: 1, A method of information transmission, including steps of: at the transmitting side:
- forming an analog signal from a sequence of digital information samples us¬ing a predetermined sampling function; and
- transmitting the formed analog signal to a communication line; and at the receiving side:
- receiving the analog signal from the communication line; and
- restoring from the analog signal the sequence of digital information samples using the predetermined sampling function;
characterized in that the method includes steps of: at the transmitting side:
- forming a first and second analog signals from a first and second sequences of digital information samples;
- the first analog signal being formed from a difference of values of digital in¬formation samples of the first sequence and values of digital information sam¬ples of the second sequence taken in points of digital information samples of the first sequence;
- the second analog signal being formed from digital information samples of the second sequence taken in points of digital information samples of the sec¬ond sequence, which are between the points of digital information samples of the first sequence;
- summing the first and second analog signals, and transmitting the summary analog signal to the communication line; and
at the receiving side:
- restoring the first sequence of digital information samples by means of sam¬pling the summary analog signal with a clock frequency;
- converting the first sequence of digital information samples using the prede¬termined sampling function to the analog signal of the first sequence;
- subtracting said analog signal of the first sequence from the summary analog signal; and

2.

- restoring the second sequence of digital information samples from the ob¬tained difference analog signal.
The method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the first and second se¬quences of samples are formed using a preliminary sampling function, as which


upper frequency in the spectrum of signal being transmitted, n is a number of employed frequency components.
3.
3. The method according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that as the predeter¬mined sampling function is employed a function of the form

trum of signal being transmitted, n (an integer more than one) is a number of employed frequency components.
4. The method according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that as the predeter¬mined sampling function is employed a function of the form

the spectrum of signal being transmitted, n (an integer more than one) is a number of employed frequency components, k (an integer more than one) char¬acterizes the degree of truncation of the predetermined sampling function.

5. The method according to Claim 5, characterized in that k is an integer, k - 1-
20.
6. The method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the sample points of the second sequence are formed in the middle between the sample points of the first sequence.
7. The method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the first and second se¬quences of digital information samples are supplied from a single information source or from two different information sources.
Dated this 8th Day of March 2004.
Dr. Rajeshkumar H. Acharya
Advocate & Patent Agent
For and on behalf of Applicant

Documents:

165-munp-2004-abstract(26-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-claims(granted)-(26-09-2005).doc

165-munp-2004-claims(granted)-(26-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-correspondence(27-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-correspondence(ipo)-(29-09-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-declaration(27-09-2003).pdf

165-munp-2004-drawing(26-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 19(21-06-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 1a(06-09-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 1a(09-03-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 2(granted)-(26-09-2005).doc

165-munp-2004-form 2(granted)-(26-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 26(06-09-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 3(06-09-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 3(09-03-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 3(27-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 5(06-09-2004).pdf

165-munp-2004-form 5(27-09-2005).pdf

165-munp-2004-form-pct-ipea-409(10-07-2007).pdf

165-munp-2004-form-pct-isa-210(08-05-2003).pdf

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Patent Number 213691
Indian Patent Application Number 165/MUMNP/2004
PG Journal Number 12/2008
Publication Date 21-Mar-2008
Grant Date 10-Jan-2008
Date of Filing 09-Mar-2004
Name of Patentee DOUNAEV IGOR BORISOVICH
Applicant Address UL. GOGOLYA, 14A-48, KHIMKI, MOSKOVSKAYA OBL. 141400 RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Inventors:
# Inventor's Name Inventor's Address
1 DOUNAEV IGOR BORISOVICH UL. GOGOLYA, 14A-48, KHIMKI, MOSKOVSKAYA OBL. 141400 RUSSIAN FEDERATION
2 LETOUNOV, LEONID ALEXEYEVICH MZHK "SOLNECHNY",2-105, GOMEL, 246050,
PCT International Classification Number H04L 27/10
PCT International Application Number PCT/RU02/00102
PCT International Filing date 2002-03-20
PCT Conventions:
# PCT Application Number Date of Convention Priority Country
1 2001127206 2001-10-08 Russia