Autozero technique for a phase locked loop system

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Automatic baseline or threshold adjustment

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375345, 375346, 330285, 330291, 330 98, 4552511, H04B 112

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ABSTRACT:
An autozero method and system that cancels offset for use in an AMI or like system and that operates while data is being transmitted and does not require a retraining sequence. The system applies the offset correction feedback in a unique way inside the traditional feedback loop. The system also provides a unique method of introducing offset correction into an analog feedback loop prior to the last gain stage such that the offset cancellation point is inside the feedback loop. This allows a straight forward implementation which does not have to compensate for the offset change due to the gain of the last stage. A digital control system allows the AGC and the autozero to be active in the same feedback loop and to interact with no adverse affects during the transmission of data.

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