Automatic gain control method based on depth saturation impulse noise
A technology of automatic gain control and impulse noise, applied in gearbox control/balance, line transmission monitoring/testing, line transmission components, etc. Consider issues such as large pulse noise to achieve the effects of reducing adverse effects, increasing speed, and improving output SNR
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[0084] Example 1: Normal mode AGC function test
[0085] The embodiments of improving AGC are divided into two cases: normal mode and pulse suppression mode. In normal mode, if the situation is ideal, the AGC can be adjusted in place by a look-up table in one step.
[0086] The improved AGC enters the normal mode when no pulse noise is detected. There is no pulse in the PLC for most of the time, so the normal mode AGC occupies the main time. In the normal mode, the AGC is also divided into two cases: compression and amplification. AGC test in normal mode It is relatively simple and due to space reasons, the following only tests the scene where AGC compresses large signals. There is no interference of impulse noise in normal mode. Therefore, only the signal source is used to transmit useful signals to test the AGC performance. The results are as follows: Figure 4 shown.
[0087] Depend on Figure 4 It can be seen that the useful signal Vpp is 2.5V before the AGC adjustment. ...
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[0088] Example 2: Suppressed Pulse Mode AGC Functional Test
[0089] The improved AGC enters the suppression pulse mode when it detects pulse noise. Due to the uncontrollability of the arrival time and noise amplitude of the impulse noise in PLC, in accordance with the requirements of anti-impulse noise performance in the PLC communication performance test standard, this paper uses square wave pulses to superimpose useful signals to test the pulse suppression performance, and the square wave pulse frequency is 100kHz. , the pulse width is 1μs, and the Vpp is 4V. The test block diagram of the improved AGC pulse suppression performance is as follows Figure 5 shown.
[0090] Figure 5 The transmitting equipment in the middle transmits useful signals, the front end of the receiving equipment has an AGC circuit, and the shielding box suppresses external noise. In order to avoid the impact of impulse noise in the power frequency grid, a 12V battery is used to enter the shielding...
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