Parallel processing based digital matched filter and error detec

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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ABSTRACT:
A high chipping rate digital demodulator circuit is coupled to the output of an analog front end communications receiver and comprises a low pass filter in each channel of the receiver. The filtered output is coupled to a plurality of parallel branches each having an analog to digital converter which converts a portion of an analog sample to digital format and effectively reduces the system clock rate by a ratio of the number of parallel branches. One set of parallel branches is coupled to an early-late clock error detector circuits and another set of parallel branches is coupled to data signal detector circuits and then combined before being applied to a clock error processing channel and a data signal phase error channel which maintains the lower clock rate of the parallel branches.

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