Signaling and Frequency Offset Determination Using Multiple Correlators
A frequency offset and correlator technology, applied in the direction of synchronous signal speed/phase control, transmission path sub-channel allocation, transmission monitoring, etc., can solve the problem of data misreading, no carrier frequency offset or drift, etc.
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[0030] figure 1 A typical processor 2 of a digital receiver according to the invention is shown. The processor 2 is mainly composed of an estimator 4 and a pair of correlators 6,8. The correlators 6, 8 have the same physical setup, but are each associated with a different chip sequence. refer to figure 2 It is explained in more detail.
[0031] In this example there are two correlators, but in practice there may be more than two correlators depending on the number of sequences that need to be represented. The combination of correlators 6, 8 and estimator 4 forms a data assisted joint timing and frequency offset estimator.
[0032] In use, the common estimator 4 is used to synchronize the correlators 6,8. The correlators 6, 8 are also synchronized to the input signal by means of a finite state machine (FSM) 10 which schedules the sampling of the input signal so that the samples are considered appropriate to the received bit pattern. Since the input signal has been spread...
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