Recognition of wide-band data sequences

   
   

Improvement is afforded in the recognition of wide-band data transmitted in the form of a data sequence to a network element of an analog, cellular network, notably a mobile radio set or a base station. The sequence includes a starting synchronization (DOT1), a word synchronization (WS), a data word (REP1) and number of repeats of a synchronization (DOT), a word synchronization (WS) and the data word (REP 1-REP 11). The network element recognizes, from received sequences, that a transmission of a sequence occurs when a starting synchronization (DOT 1) has been recognized, or alternatively when one of the further synchronizations (DOT) that is succeeded by a correct word synchronization (WS) has been recognized, and evaluates the data words (REP 1-REP 11) received each time subsequent to a recognized starting synchronization (DOT 1) that is succeeded by a word synchronization (WS), or received subsequent to a recognized further synchronization (DOT) that is succeeded by a correct word synchronization (WS).

 
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