Method and apparatus for obtaining reliable synchronization over

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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371 42, 375116, H04L 100, H04L 704

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ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for synchronizing a transmitter and a receiver in a synchronous serial transmission system by serially transmitting a plurality of pseudorandom, coded sync words in an interlaced fashion with corresponding bits of each word transmitted in sequence. At the receiver, received bits are first directed to a plurality of registers to undo the interlacing process and then decoded with the decoded word being compared by an autocorrelation technique to a known reference to thereby establish or reestablish synchronization between transmitter and receiver.

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