Determining the position of a constant frequency interval in...

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Particular pulse demodulator or detector

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C375S364000, C375S234000

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06937672

ABSTRACT:
Noise-reduced signal values derived from at least a part of the constant frequency interval of a telecommunication signal for adapting a filter to the frequency of the constant frequency interval, and to determine the position of the constant frequency interval on the basic of the filtered output values. Employing this idea, a filter can be adapted to a wide range of possible frequencies, which means that the filtered output values will show marked differences when the constant frequency interval begins and/or ends. These differences can be used to detect the position accurately and reliably.

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European Search Report, dated Jul. 22, 1999.

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