High-speed demodulating method of burst data and apparatus for s

Demodulators – Phase shift keying or quadrature amplitude demodulator

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329310, 375328, 375329, H03D 300, H04L 2722

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058050183

ABSTRACT:
A high-speed demodulating method of burst data capable of performing demodulation process at high speed in a single hardware structure. An input signal digitally modulated is taken in into an input unit to be sampled and latched therein by a sampling clock from a controller, and a modulation signal from the input unit is taken in into either a first demodulator or a second demodulator for each one burst data depending on the timing of a first control signal or a second control signal output by the controller, respectively, and demodulated, and a first demodulation signal produced from the first demodulator or a second demodulation signal produced from the second demodulator is taken in into an output unit by a third control signal output by the controller, and in the output unit, the first demodulation signal or the second demodulation signal is latched by a latch signal of the controller and supplied as an output signal.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5440265 (1995-08-01), Cochran et al.

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