Mitigating noise created by spread spectrum clocks

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Interference or noise reduction

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ABSTRACT:
A platform to mitigate noise caused by spread spectrum clock signals. The platform may comprise a noise mitigation block, which may include a first set of analog-to-digital converters, a second analog-to-digital, and a noise canceller. The first set of analog-to-digital converters may generate clock samples by digitizing the plurality of spread spectrum clock signals, which are provided as inputs to the noise mitigation block. The second analog-to-digital converter may generate data samples by digitizing the data signal. The noise canceller coupled to the first set of analog-to-digital converters and the second analog-to-digital converter may identify an interference portion in the data signal using the clock samples and the data samples and remove the interference portion from the data signal.

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