Digital m of n correlation device having increased bit rate

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364604, 340347DA, G06G 719, G06F 1534, H03K 1302

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ABSTRACT:
A digital m of n correlation device using signal and reference shaft registers, modulo 2 adders, unique 1-bit D/A converters, and single resistor analog summing provides a very fast correlation product for pulse compression modulations such as phase or frequency shift keying. The compression ratio for the digital m of n correlation device, according to the present invention, is 168:1 (equal to the number of bits). The device is capable of bit rates in excess of 100 Mbps and is well suited for LSI fabrication.

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