Abstract: According to one embodiment, the first processing unit receives a first clock and outputs, at its first output node, data obtained by first processing of data at an input node. The second processing unit receives a first clock and outputs, at its second output node, data obtained by the first processing of the data at the input node. The third processing receives a second clock, outputs, from its third output nodes, data obtained by the first processing of the data at the input node, and outputs, from its fourth output nodes, data obtained by the first processing of the data at the input node. The determination unit outputs a first signal based on data at the fifth to eighth nodes respectively coupled to the first to fourth output nodes.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, the first processing unit receives a first clock and outputs, at its first output node, data obtained by first processing of data at an input node. The second processing unit receives a first clock and outputs, at its second output node, data obtained by the first processing of the data at the input node. The third processing receives a second clock, outputs, from its third output nodes, data obtained by the first processing of the data at the input node, and outputs, from its fourth output nodes, data obtained by the first processing of the data at the input node. The determination unit outputs a first signal based on data at the fifth to eighth nodes respectively coupled to the first to fourth output nodes.

Abstract: A signal identification device identifies the carrier mode applied to a received signal that has control information embedded therein by extracting the control information from the received signal, generating multiple reference signals, each of the reference signals corresponding to one of multiple formulations of control information for one or more carrier transmission modes, performing a correlation operation on the control information against each of the reference signals, and determining the carrier mode based on results of the correlation operations.

Abstract: Embodiments are provided: a known signal extraction circuit a distributing arrangement circuit which distributes a known signal in a fixed section; a frequency conversion circuit which causes the distributed output to be a frequency-domain signal; a delay detection circuit which determines an amount of phase variation between adjacent frequency components in the frequency-domain signal; a distributing arrangement circuit which distributes a signal of the same sequence as the known signal described above in a fixed section; a frequency conversion circuit which causes the distributed output to be a frequency-domain signal; a delay detection circuit which determines an amount of phase variation between adjacent frequency components in the frequency-domain signal; a correlation operation circuit which obtains a correlation value between two delay detection outputs; and a peak detection circuit which detects one or more high power peaks among the correlation values and obtain frequency difference from a reference

Abstract: A signal identification device identifies the carrier mode applied to a received signal that has control information embedded therein by extracting the control information from the received signal, generating multiple reference signals, each of the reference signals corresponding to one of multiple formulations of control information for one or more carrier transmission modes, performing a correlation operation on the control information against each of the reference signals, and determining the carrier mode based on results of the correlation operations.

Abstract: Embodiments are provided: a known signal extraction circuit a distributing arrangement circuit which distributes a known signal in a fixed section; a frequency conversion circuit which causes the distributed output to be a frequency-domain signal; a delay detection circuit which determines an amount of phase variation between adjacent frequency components in the frequency-domain signal; a distributing arrangement circuit which distributes a signal of the same sequence as the known signal described above in a fixed section; a frequency conversion circuit which causes the distributed output to be a frequency-domain signal; a delay detection circuit which determines an amount of phase variation between adjacent frequency components in the frequency-domain signal; a correlation operation circuit which obtains a correlation value between two delay detection outputs; and a peak detection circuit which detects one or more high power peaks among the correlation values and obtain frequency difference from a reference