Abstract: A wireless communication apparatus employing spread spectrum modulation which detects and eliminates interference waves and temporarily stops and restarts communication for maintaining fine communication status. If the interference wave frequency band is known, a reception signal of the frequency band is eliminated. Communication is temporarily halted and restarted corresponding to interference occurrence period and/or radiowave propagation condition, and communication status is notified to a user. Further, if the interference wave occurrence period is unknown, the frequency of the interference wave is detected and a signal of the detected frequency is eliminated. In a case where communication is performed in packet form, the number of packets which can be transmitted sequentially without receiving reception confirmation is controlled based on the radiowave propagation condition.

Abstract: In a method for reducing data in a multi-channel data transmission, existing cross-relations between the signal channels are determined with due consideration of the transit-time difference. Upon the data transmission, a signal channel, the predictor coefficients and transit-time differences obtained from the cross-relations ascertained, and the prediction error are transmitted. At the receiver, the signal of the second channel is reconstructed from the transmitted signal channel, the predictor coefficients, the transit-time difference, and the prediction error. In this way, the amount of data to be transmitted in the case of multi-channel video or audio signals is reduced.