Carrier frequency estimator for a signal receiver

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train

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375326, 329304, H04L 512, H04L 2302

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060027215

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for estimating a carrier frequency of an incoming signal. The carrier frequency estimator determines the phase difference between the phases for two successive modulation symbols when the two successive modulation symbols are within a particular magnitude range having at least two evenly spaced modulation phase states. The carrier frequency estimator includes a magnitude selector for selecting modulation symbols within the particular magnitude range and a phase subtractor coupled to the magnitude selector for determining phase differences between the successive modulation symbol phases. A signal receiver of the present invention uses the phase differences for tuning a locally generated frequency for tracking a carrier frequency of an incoming radio frequency (RF) signal.

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