Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Automatic frequency control
Patent
1994-10-13
1996-11-26
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Receivers
Automatic frequency control
375330, 375261, 4551922, H04L 2706, H03D 322
Patent
active
055793452
ABSTRACT:
A carrier tracking loop that uses a frequency locked loop (FLL) and incorporates synchronized matched filters to minimize complexity of the system. The synchronized matched filters eliminate out-of-band interference while minimizing computation. The carrier tracking loop has an improved error signal generation to extend a frequency range and by employing error signal normalization, which extends the dynamic range of the amplitude of the input signal and allows the frequency to flywheel when signal fading occurs.
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Baird Jeffrey S.
Bronder Joseph B.
Kroeger Brian W.
Chin Stephen
Luu Huong
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
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