EADS SECURE NETWORKS Patent applications |
Patent application number | Title | Published |
20130324064 | BROADBAND MULTI-CHANNEL RADIOFREQUENCY RECEIVER - A device for receiving a broadband multi-channel radiofrequency signal includes a radiofrequency analog input stage connected to an intermediate-frequency conversion stage. The conversion stage includes at least one conversion chain having a frequency mixer that transposes the signal to an intermediate frequency connected to the input of an analog-digital converter with a high frequency sampling rate. The intermediate and sampling frequencies in each conversion chain are selected such that, considering the noise generated by the sampling overtones of the corresponding analog-digital converter, each of the radiofrequency signal channels has a signal/noise ratio that is greater at output than a predetermined value of at least one conversion chain. | 12-05-2013 |
20110296026 | MICROKERNEL GATEWAY SERVER - A gateway server includes a first subsystem including a media level, a communication level and a control level; a microkernel; an IPC controller configured to manage communication between the server resources allocated to the first subsystem a second subsystem including a second media level, a second communication level and a second control level such that the microkernel and the IPC controller also manage communication between the server resources allocated to the second subsystem; and a memory with shared reading and writing, established under the control of the microkernel and the IPC controller, between the control level of the first subsystem and the control level of the second subsystem. | 12-01-2011 |
20110070852 | BROADBAND MULTI-CHANNEL RADIOFREQUENCY RECEIVER - The invention relates to a device for receiving a broadband multi-channel radiofrequency signal, consisting of a radiofrequency analog input stage ( | 03-24-2011 |
20110030033 | MANAGING SECURE USE OF A TERMINAL - A terminal exhibits at least one functionality made secure on the basis of a security item. A security entity stores said security item as well as first authentication parameters. The terminal stores second authentication parameters. At the level of the terminal, an authentication of the security entity is performed on the basis of the first and second authentication parameters. Next, a secure contactless link is established with the security entity. Finally, the security item stored on said security entity is received in the course of said secure link. | 02-03-2011 |
20110018683 | MANAGEMENT OF THE IDENTITIES OF USERS IN A SYSTEM - The identity of a user to be associated with a terminal adapted for communication in a communication network is managed. The network provides a service based on the identity of the user. A contactless transaction is established at the terminal with an identification entity. During the transaction, a piece of information on the identity of the user stored in the identification entity is received. Finally, the identity of the user obtained from said information is stored. The identity of the user is erased at the terminal when the terminal is subjected to a specific action. | 01-27-2011 |
20100309003 | METHOD OF PRODUCING A PROOF OF PRESENCE OR OF OPERATION OF AN ENTITY IN AN IDENTIFIED ZONE FOR A DURATION GREATER THAN A GIVEN THRESHOLD, AND MONITORING SYSTEM - A method for producing a proof of the presence and/or of the availability of an entity in a site over a period that is greater than or equal to a presence threshold, the method including: successively transmitting messages, the messages being generated from a secret such that the secret may be reconstituted by having the knowledge of a given number of messages that is greater than or equal to a threshold, each message being transmitted over a transmission period whose duration is chosen such that the product of the duration of the transmission period times the threshold is substantially equal to the presence threshold; comparing the secret and a secret candidate generated from messages received by the entity; the proof being produced only if the secret and the secret candidate are equal. | 12-09-2010 |
20100290555 | SIGNAL EMISSION BY PLURAL ANTENNAS - A radio communication emitter includes at least two antennas for emitting a signal including encoded bits that are converted into symbols distributed on subcarriers and in time intervals. The emitter includes a signal divider for distributing the set of the signal symbols into as many disjoined subsets of signal symbols as the antennas that the emitter comprises. Each subset is dedicated to one of the antennas. The union of the subsets is the set of the signal symbols. Symbols are distributed in at least two subsets for at least one time interval or for at least one subcarrier of the signal. The antennas synchronously emit the symbol subsets. The symbol subsets can comprise a substantially identical number of symbols to reduce a deviation between the power peaks and the average power of the signal emitted by each antenna. | 11-18-2010 |
20100138462 | Method for Encoding Information Using Non Linear Evenly Distributed Functions and Computer Software for Implementing Said Method - The invention related to a method for encoding information using non-linear evenly distributed functions, that comprises the following steps for building such a function: selecting a first natural integer n, a first set En of cardinal n, a group G operating on said first set En, a second natural integer q and a second set Eq of cardinal q; defining a set OG of the orbits of the group G operating on vectors of n elements in the set Eq, a function II that, for each vector of the n elements of the set Eq, associates the corresponding orbit and a second function Φ allocating to each orbit of the group G a value of the set Eq; evenly distributing into a number q of sections the sums of the cardinals of the orbits of the group; defining a third function F comprising the first and second functions Φ | 06-03-2010 |
20090290575 | METHOD OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GROUP COMMUNICATION IDENTIFIERS AND MULTICAST ADDRESSES - An identifier (IDp) designates a group of terminals accessible via the network (RP) by packets having a multicast address as destination address. An equipment (EIm) between the network and a terminal (Tn) belonging to a group calculates the multicast address of the group using a function depending on the identifier (IDp) of the group each time that a packet including a message transmitted by the terminal is to be transmitted to the network. The equipment also calculates a group identifier (IDp) using a function depending on a multicast address extracted each time that a packet transmitted from the network is received by the equipment in order to transmit a message content extracted from the packet to be received by the terminal if the calculated group identifier is identical to the identifier of the group to which the terminal belongs. No table of mappings between the identifiers of the groups and the multicast addresses is stored in the equipment. | 11-26-2009 |
20090172055 | Random Number Generator - The invention concerns a random number generator comprising a n-bit LSFR at least one oscillator having at least one delay element introducing a variable delay in the counter feedback loop, and at least one sampling/holding device having at least one input coupled to an output of the oscillator, and at least one output coupled to a input of the LSFR, and a clock input receiving a sampling clock signal at a much lower frequency than the oscillator frequency. Said generator is for example configured to vary the delay introduced by the oscillator delay based on a number q of feedback bits among the n bits of the LSFR output, where q is a an integer such that 1≦q≦n. | 07-02-2009 |
20090147956 | Sharing a Secret Element - A secret element is shared with a cryptographic module. The secret element can be obtained from at least first and second partial secret information items. A first transmission transmits the first partial secret information item to the cryptographic module but not the first partial information item, this second transmission being separate from the first transmission. The secret element can then be obtained in the cryptographic module from the first and second partial secret information items transmitted. | 06-11-2009 |
20090122900 | Noise Power Interpolation in a Multi-Carrier System - A signal is received in a telecommunication network in the form of P signals received on P corresponding antennas, where P is greater than or equal to 1. The received signals correspond to a multi-carrier signal transmitted in the form of frames comprising symbols occupying corresponding positions distributed along a time axis and along a frequency axis; a frame comprising M blocks each having at least N reference symbols. The reference symbols in each of the blocks satisfy a first maximum spacing between each other along the time axis and a second maximum spacing between each other along the frequency axis, less than a first value and a second value respectively, M being an integer number equal to at least two. M estimated noise power values are determined at frame level, each related to one of the M emitted reference symbol blocks. Values of the estimated noise power for the other symbols in the frame are then obtained from the determined estimated noise power values. | 05-14-2009 |
20090074105 | Correction of distortions in an emission chain - An emission chain is suitable for receiving an input signal and for providing a signal to be emitted. It comprises a processing pathway for the input signal which includes a digital signal decomposition according to N signal components, with N an integer greater than or equal to 2, said N signal components, on the one hand, being converted from a digital form into an analog form and, on the other hand, following respectively distinct physical pathways, said physical pathways inducing first respective delays on the N signal components. The input chain comprises a power amplifier. | 03-19-2009 |
20090015452 | Method and Device for Analong Digital Conversion of a Complex Signal - In order to convert a complex analog signal into a complex digital signal in an analog-digital conversion device having two channels, I and Q respectively, in quadrature, each comprising an input and an associated output, each output being fed back onto said associated input so as to form a first and a second feedback loops each comprising a digital-analog converter, the device comprising a complex filter with a first stage and a last stage, after sampling ( | 01-15-2009 |
20080293406 | Handover Management in Group Calls - A mobile terminal of a digital cellular radiocommunication system that is in the receiving phase in a group call while roaming in a current cell, indicates to a fixed network element of the system, a given destination cell out of a number N of cells adjacent to the current cell The system uses a time and/or frequency division multiple access method, and any modulation method. The mobile terminal sends an identification sequence of the destination cell in a time slot of an inbound signalling channel which is a contention channel. The identification sequence comprises a predetermined identification pattern out of a determined number P of identification patterns of different respective values, where P is an integer number such that 1 | 11-27-2008 |
20080273630 | DECODING SYMBOLS OF A SIGNAL DISTRIBUTED ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY AND TIME DIMENSIONS - A signal of OFDM type received in a radio receiver via a propagation channel includes symbols distributed according to frequency and time. The receiver determines likelihoods of the symbols, decodes the received signal to yield a decoded signal as a function of the likelihoods of the symbols, and estimates an instantaneous noise power of the received signal as a function of a difference between the received signal and a reconstructed noise-free signal derived from the decoded signal. A filtering module determines a bounded distribution of the instantaneous noise power as a function of frequency and/or time, and filters the distribution to yield a filtered noise variance as a function of a frequency and/or time parameter of the propagation channel. A corrector weights the likelihoods of the symbols of the received signal to be decoded as a function of the filtered noise variance. | 11-06-2008 |
20080247482 | Ofdm Reception in Multi-Antenna Mode - A signal is received by P antennas. It includes frames having symbols occupying respective positions distributed along an axis of time and of frequency, a frame including M blocks having N reference symbols M groups of P weighting coefficients are determined, each one of the groups relating to one of the blocks emitted, with the coefficients of a group being associated to the blocks which are received on the P antennas and which correspond to the block emitted relating to the group. The coefficients are determined so as to increase via a threshold value, an error value for each block emitted, between the reference symbols of the block emitted, and the symbols obtained using the symbols received on each antenna at the positions of reference symbols corresponding to the block emitted and the associated coefficients. Then, weighting coefficients are obtained for the other symbols of the frame Finally, a composite signal is generated by summing up the symbols received respectively weighted by the associated weighting coefficients. | 10-09-2008 |