Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Angle modulation
Patent
1996-05-03
1998-09-22
Le, Amanda
Pulse or digital communications
Receivers
Angle modulation
375349, 375350, 364724012, 3647241, 36472416, 36472419, 348538, 348555, G06F 1717
Patent
active
058126082
ABSTRACT:
The invention is related to a method and circuit arrangement for processing a received signal in a variable symbol rate system, such as a digital television system. In the method and arrangement according to the system, a received signal is sampled at a fixed sampling frequency (f.sub.f) that is higher than the symbol frequency of any one of the received signals. The resulting sample sequence is converted to another sample sequence the sampling frequency of which equals the symbol frequency (f.sub.i) of the received signal or its integer multiple. Then the samples are filtered (8) and signal value decisions are made (9) for the filtered samples. Conversion of the sampling frequency is advantageously performed using a so-called modified Farrow-type fractional delay filter (6) which is controlled using a control signal proportional to the delay of each sample. Using the method and arrangement according to the invention it is possible to process received signals the symbol frequencies of which are arbitrary within set limits.
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Henriksson Jukka
Laakso Timo
Valimaki Vesa
Le Amanda
Nokia Technology GmbH
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