Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence
Patent
1979-09-18
1980-12-30
Safourek, Benedict V.
Pulse or digital communications
Spread spectrum
Direct sequence
375116, 375 94, 375 95, H04L 700
Patent
active
042427550
ABSTRACT:
A demodulator for binary messages of the diphase type comprises a sampling circuit controlled by a local clock whose cycle is approximately 1
.sup.th of the bit length of the incoming signals (with n=8 in a specific instance), this circuit deriving (n-2) samples from each message bit which are then analyzed in a programmed memory to determine whether the bit being sampled has one of six acceptable configurations, namely a bit of logical value "0" or "1" in either a normal, a leading or a lagging position with reference to a decoding interval T equaling n clock cycles. If a different configuration is detected, an error signal is generated. The decoding interval is measured by a counter, stepped by the local clock, which is adjusted by recalibrating commands from the programmed memory to shorten or lengthen the next decoding interval when a bit is found to lead or lag by a full clock cycle, thereby restoring the normal relative time position of the message bits and the decoding interval. A validation signal emitted by the bit analyzer in the presence of an acceptable configuration enables the generation of a synchronization pulse at a predetermined time in the decoding interval to mark the instant at which the received message bit can be correctly read either in a reconstituted bit sequence or in the original binary pulse train delayed by one interval T of n clock cycles.
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"Thomson-CSF"
Masinick Michael Allen
Ross Karl F.
Safourek Benedict V.
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