Circuit for optimal signal slicing in a binary receiver

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Automatic baseline or threshold adjustment

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327 77, H04L 2506

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060410841

ABSTRACT:
A slicer circuit receives a binary signal to be sliced at the midpoint of its amplitude with the portions of the sliced signal above the slicing level corresponding to a binary 1 and the portions below corresponding to a binary 0. The slicer has a fixed threshold level for slicing and a variable offset voltage is combined with the voltage level of the received binary signal to maintain the mid-point of the binary signal applied to the slicer at the slicer fixed threshold slicing level, which preferably is at a zero voltage level.

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