Phase compensation method and apparatus

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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375118, 328155, H03D 104, H03D 106, H03K 501, H03K 604

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052992322

ABSTRACT:
A method of and apparatus for compensating a received signal's phase compensates for the distortion caused by the asymmetrical characteristics of a voltage limiter. This compensation allows the received signal to be sampled at the positive and negative zero-crossings reducing the requirements of a local oscillator in a radiotelephone system. First, the phase of the received signal is sampled at the positive and negative zero-crossings, forming a corresponding positive-crossing and a negative-crossing phase value for the received signal. Second, the negative-crossing and positive-crossing phase values are combined, forming a first difference signal. Third, an estimated error signal is formed using the first difference signal. Fourth, the estimated error signal is combined with the positive or negative zero-crossing phase signals, substantially eliminating the asymmetrical distortion.

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