Phase perturbation compensation system

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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ABSTRACT:
In a phase perturbation compensation system for use in a data modem receiver, the signal from an equalizer is fed to a phase and amplitude correction circuit which is connected to a decision circuit providing a data output signal and a phase error output signal which is applied to a phase jitter compensation determination circuit. The phase jitter compensation determination circuit includes a tapped delay line the output taps of which are applied to multipliers fed with adaptive weighting coefficients to provide values which are summed to provide a phase error prediction signal. The weighting coefficients are generated in integrator circuits which include respective delays. The values generated in the delays during an initial training sequence and stored in a storage device are retrieved for use in subsequent training segments, whereby fast phase jitter adaptation is achieved and hence stort training sequences can be utilized.

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