Demodulators – Frequency modulation demodulator – Input signal split into plural signals
Patent
1993-10-08
1995-05-23
Pascal, Robert J.
Demodulators
Frequency modulation demodulator
Input signal split into plural signals
329306, 329323, 329336, 329315, 455324, 455214, 455337, 455209, 375324, 375334, H03D 300
Patent
active
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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method is provided of recovering a frequency modulated signal having a first component of the frequency modulated signal at a zero-RF spectral location and a second component of the frequency modulated signal at a zero-RF spectral location in quadrature relationship to the first component. The method includes the steps of: upconverting and summing the first and second components to produce a reference signal (100), time delaying the first and second components, upconverting and summing the delayed, upconverted first and second components to produce a delayed reference signal (101) in quadrature relationship to the reference signal; limiting the reference and delayed signal (102); and exclusive or-ing (103) the limited reference and limited delayed signal.
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Bufford Kevin A.
Kinkead Arnold
Motorola Inc.
Pascal Robert J.
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