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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for demodulation of a signal which is frequency-modulated with a data symbol sequence {dk}, having a zero crossing detector (1), a generator (2) for production of a sequence {zi}, with zibeing calculated from zero crossings tiand ti+1, and having a unit (3) for reconstruction of the data symbol sequence {dk}, which is characterized by a minimum Euclidean distance between the sequence {zi} and an auxiliary sequence, with each sequence element in the auxiliary sequence being formed from convolution of the data symbol sequence {dk} with a sequence {hi,k} relating to the index k, and with the sequences {hi,k} being functions of the times tiand ti+1.

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