Method and apparatus for gain normalization of a correlation...

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Particular pulse demodulator or detector

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C375S316000, C375S324000, C370S310000

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06853693

ABSTRACT:
A correlation demodulator unit (20) having gain normalization includes a correlation demodulator (12) for receiving a signal from a receiver (8). The correlation demodulator has a plurality of correlators (C1-CN) corresponding to a plurality of N correlator outputs. A gain normalizer (15) is coupled to the correlation demodulator for accumulating symbol energy on a symbol by symbol basis for each of the plurality of correlator outputs based upon a current symbol decision providing at least an accumulated value within an accumulator (43) for the plurality of correlators and for normalizing the plurality of N correlator outputs using the accumulated value(s).

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