Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1978-12-15
1980-11-25
Safourek, Benedict V.
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
375 84, 375 88, 375 97, 455257, H03F 910
Patent
active
042362490
ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement is disclosed for correcting frequency errors during a transmission of data by means of data signals which are modulated according to a frequency-differential phase modulation. The circuit arrangement corrects frequency errors which occur during the transmission of the data signals from a data transmitter to a data receiver. The data receiver contains a regulating stage inside which the data signals are converted with the assistance of mixed signals. A repetition frequency of the mixed signals is regulated with the assistance of a first regulating unit performing a fine regulation and a second regulating unit performing a coarse regulation in such a way that frequency errors of the data signals are corrected. A regulator generates the mixed signals from timing pulses of given repetition frequency with the assistance of frequency multipliers. The frequency multipliers are controlled by regulating signals which optionally switch through a selection unit to the regulator from either the first regulating unit or the second regulating unit.
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Safourek Benedict V.
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