Automatic frequency control method and circuit for use in a dela

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Automatic frequency control

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375327, 329307, 4551922, H04L 2706

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055793460

ABSTRACT:
A delay detection is performed to baseband signals subjected to an orthogonal demodulation to obtain a delay detection output and a frequency error is found from the delay detection output. The frequency error is converted into a control frequency which is accumulated to generate a phase rotation .phi. which is used to rotate the input baseband signals before being subjected to the delay detection, thereby to perform frequency correction. By providing filters downstream of a phase rotation circuit and upstream of a delay detection circuit, automatic frequency control can be realized without performance deterioration.

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