Circuit for detecting received signal loss in a digital signal r

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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328120, 371 65, H04L 702, H03K 519

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ABSTRACT:
A signal loss detection circuit, for detecting signal loss in a digital signal receiver of the type including a clock recovery circuit for reconstituting the received clock in such a manner that the loss of received signal is manifested by an absence of pulses in the reconstituted clock. A detector detects the occurrence of at least one pulse in the reconstituted clock during an observation window which has a duration equal to some predetermined number of pulses of the local clock, and a comparator compares the result of the detection with a predetermined state expected in the event of a received signal loss or in the absence of received signal loss.

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