Method and apparatus for extracting a predetermined bit pattern

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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370105, H04L 708

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047275588

ABSTRACT:
An embedded framing bit pattern in a serial bit stream is located using a sliding compare circuit to determine as each bit of the serial bit stream is received if a predetermined number of prior bits of the serial bit stream which are spaced apart by the pitch of the framing bit pattern match part of the framing bit pattern. A candidate register containing one plus the number of bits between each framing bit is initially preset so that all of the bits are at a first logic state and is sequentially addressed as each bit of the serial bit stream is received. If a match does not occur, then the bit addressed in the candidate register is set to a second logic state, but is not disturbed if a match occurs. The framing bit pattern has been located when the candidate register is addressing the only bit position which is still at the first logic state.

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