Burst signal receiving apparatus with different holding times of

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

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348405, H04L 2506

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056006799

ABSTRACT:
In receiving an optical digital burst signal in an optical communication system, an optical digital burst signal is converted into an electric digital burst signal. A threshold level is determined from the electric digital burst signal. Based on a threshold signal having the determined threshold level whether each of bits of the electric digital burst signal is in a high level or a low level is identified by an identifying circuit. When a sync pattern is detected from the electric digital burst signal, a hunting signal is generated by a synchronization detecting circuit. The duration time of the threshold signal is selected as one of short and long duration times based on whether the hunting signal is significant or insignificant.

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