Circuit for detecting the locked condition of PSK or QAM

Demodulators – Phase shift keying or quadrature amplitude demodulator

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329308, 331DIG2, 375327, 375329, H04L 2722

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ABSTRACT:
A method for detecting a locked condition of a demodulator of at least one signal that may have discrete levels defining a constellation of nominal points in a plane. The method includes the steps of defining reference areas about the nominal points, a reference area being separated from another by a band or an angular sector crossing the origin of the constellation plane, and indicating a locked condition if the ratio of points occurring in the reference areas is above the probability for points to occur in the reference area, when the demodulator is wrongly adjusted.

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