Device for reducing jitter caused by pointer adjustments in a di

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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370102, 370108, H04L 700

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052456366

ABSTRACT:
A device for reducing the jitter caused by pointer adjustments in a digital telecommunication network comprising of a circuit inserting in the vicinity of each phase step caused by a pointer adjustment, a plurality of smoothing phase steps in accordance with a deterministic smoothing pattern in order to eliminate, after having passed through a conventional desynchronizer, the quantifying effects of the phase steps. Provision also is made, for the case in which each phase step caused by a pointer adjustment comprises a plurality of bits, in that a control circuit is present to resolve the step into a plurality of elementary steps and to control the insertion of these steps in a manner matched to the rate of occurrence of pointer adjustments. In particular, the device applies to networks based on Synchronous Digital Hierarchy.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5052025 (1991-09-01), Duff et al.
patent: 5111485 (1992-05-01), Serack
"Sonet Desynchronizers", Feb. 1989.
"Results of Simulations of a Possible Desynchronizer Design", May 1989.
"Network Aspects of Pointer Adjustments", Mar. 1989.

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