Demodulation apparatus

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – To or from nrz codes

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341100, H03M 514, H03M 900

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ABSTRACT:
An original digital signal is converted into either a Miller-squared code signal or a Miller code signal, and undergoes serial-to-parallel conversion to produce n-phase signals (where n is desired to be a positive even number). N-phase virtual demodulated signals are simultaneously generated at clock timing having a period equivalent to 1
times the period of the transmission clock. Out of the n-phase virtual demodulated signals, n/2 phases are selected to undergo parallel-to-serial conversion, the original digital signal being thus obtained.

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