Method and apparatus for the synchronization of a signal receivi

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Angle modulation

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375334, 329300, 34082558, H04L 2710, H04L 2714, H03D 300, G08C 1900

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060163283

ABSTRACT:
In an FSK modulated signal receiving station a synchronization sub-system is arranged to sample the received signal and to select one sample per symbol within a detection window having a finite length, said samples being selected at predeterined instants. This produces a number of versions of the sampled signal and these different versions of the signal are then processed in parallel to determine the signal timing and the signal frequency offset.

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