Iterative automatic gain control for an analog front end of a mo

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method is provided for detecting and amplifying the level of a received signal in the analog front end of a modem so as to maintain the level of the signal below a predetermined signal clipping level. An incoming signal is amplified by a predetermined amount of gain to provide a received signal. The level of the received signal is compared to a first reference level and a second reference level by a signal level detector. The comparative information regarding the level of the received signal is provided to a signal adjustment controller which provides control signals to the amplifier to maintain the received signal level between the first and second reference levels.

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"An Analog Front End for High Speed Turnaround Modems", by R. Halim and D. Shamlou, IEEE CICC Conference Paper, May, 1989.

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