Dynamic offset compensation based on false transitions

Error detection/correction and fault detection/recovery – Pulse or data error handling – Data pulse evaluation/bit decision

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C714S002000, C714S048000, C714S704000, C714S705000, C714S713000, C714S724000, C714S745000, C714S798000, C714S817000, C714S818000, C714S819000, C375S316000, C370S395610, C370S497000, C327S040000

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11238170

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus provide a receiver with an architecture to regulate a bit error rate of the receiver using an offset based on detecting false transitions in received data. In an embodiment, such false transitions in data may be determined in a bang-bang detector.

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