Method of and device for demodulating biphase modulated signal

Demodulators – Phase shift keying or quadrature amplitude demodulator

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ABSTRACT:
A method of demodulating a biphase modulated signal is implemented by first establishing a reference phase angle level. The biphase modulated signal contains a series of bits, each bit having first and second half-bits. The half-bits are represented by opposite phase angle levels. First and second phase angle levels correspond to the first and second half-bits respectively. After the levels associated with first and second half-bits are measured, the two levels are compared. A binary value is assigned to each pair of first and second half-bits based on the relationship of their respective levels. For example, a high phase angle level followed by a low level, can represent the binary value "1", and vice versa.

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