Alternate timing signal for a vestigial sideband modulator
A vestigial sideband, modulated signal technology, used in the field of timing and synchronization functions, which can solve the problems of oscillator cost and complexity of the total cost of the device.
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[0012] FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a reference signal generating device 10 that can provide a timing signal thereby eliminating the need for a highly stable reference oscillator that will build similar signals. The device 10 includes an RF signal input path 15 which is suitable for receiving a broadcast VSB signal 5 via an antenna 12. The device 10 is configurable, and in the specific embodiment described herein, the device 10 is used as a consumer electronic device 20 such as a VCR, a satellite broadcast receiver, a computer, a DVD player, or an on-screen display (OSD) unit. Subsystem, which is usually located on top of or near the digital television receiver 25.
[0013] The broadcast VSB signal 5 is coupled to a VSB receiver 30, which includes a variable frequency oscillator (VFO) 32 and a demodulator 31. Specifically, the VSB signal 5 includes a clock signal 15 of 10.76 MHz (or its second harmonic of 21.52 MHz), which is accurate to within 1 / 100,000 (for a 10.76 MHz signal) a...
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