Oversampling and digitally filtering RFID signals

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers

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07873121

ABSTRACT:
The disclosure includes a system and method for oversampling and digitally filtering RFID signals. In some implementations of the present disclosure, an RF receiver includes an ADC, a comb filter, and a mask filter. The ADC is operable to directly sample an RF signal independent of a band pass filter and convert the RF signal to a digital signal. The RF signal is sampled at a rate greater than or equal to 60 MHz. The comb filter is coupled to the ADC. The mask filter is coupled to the comb filter. The comb filter and frequency mask filter are configured to filter out-of-band noise in the digital signal.

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Yong Ching Lim and Rui Yang, “On the Synthesis of Very Sharp Decimators and Interpolators Using the Frequency-Response Masking Technique”, Apr. 2005 (11 pages).

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