Arrangement for producing a synchronizing pulse

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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375116, 3701054, H04L 700

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052280659

ABSTRACT:
A synchronizing pulse is produced upon detection of a frame codeword or frame-structured binary signal consisting of a first word repeated a plurality of times and at least one second word. A demultiplexer divides the incoming signal into n words which are advanced in parallel through n shift registers of a first memory matrix, followed by the next n words, and so on. A decoder determines whether the first word is stored in each register, and increments a respective one of n counters when the word is found. An addressing logic transforms the output into a binary number which controls a multiplexer which, in turn controls arrangement of bits in a second memory matrix. A synchronizing pulse is produced when the second memory matrix contains predetermined bits of the first and second word.

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