Method and apparatus for performing signal correlation

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for performing signal correlation is described. In one example, portions of a pseudorandom reference code are multiplied with portions of a repeating code of the digital signal to produce a plurality of inner products. The plurality of inner products are then integrated over a period less than a period of the repeating code to produce a correlation result with a broadened frequency response. In another example, the digital signal is correlated with a pseudorandom reference code to produce a first correlation. The digital signal is then correlated with the pseudorandom code reference code to produce a second correlation. The first and second correlations are then used to determine first and second signal delays. The frequency shift of the digital signal is computed using a difference between the first and second signal delays over time.

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