Homodyne down-converter with digital Hilbert transform filtering

Demodulators – Frequency modulation demodulator – Input signal converted to and processed in pulse form

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375102, 455311, H03D 300

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ABSTRACT:
A homodyne down-converter, for use in an IF signal demodulator and the like, includes an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) which receives the IF analog signal for conversion to a digital data stream by sampling at a sampling rate frequency substantially equal to four times the IF signal frequency. A digital mixer controllably inverts the sampled data to convert the data to baseband, before a circuit removes the effects of DC offset in the analog IF signal applied to the ADC. A discrete Hilbert Transform filter is used for generating streams of sequential in-phase I' and quadrature-phase Q' data words, which are resampled to temporally align the two data word streams at a new data rate, thus effectively removing sample offset without the need for separate misalignment correction circuitry.

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"Discrete Hilbert Transform Filters", R. L. Lavallee, M.S. Thesis, Syracuse University, 1971.

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