Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1982-08-16
1985-12-17
Griffin, Robert L.
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
331113R, 307291, H04L 2718
Patent
active
045596344
ABSTRACT:
A PSK modem has a transmitter for converting received digital signals into corresponding PSK output signals and a receiver for receiving PSK signals and converting into corresponding digital signals. The receiver has a dual-integrator voltage controlled oscillator in which, during any given cycle of oscillations, one-half of the circuit is integrating toward the threshold voltage while the other half is idle. When the output of the integrating half reaches the threshold voltage, a control flip-flop toggles and the formerly idle integrator half begins to integrate, allowing the other half to stabilize before the next cycle of oscillation.
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Chin Stephen
Devine Thomas G.
Griffin Robert L.
Heiting Leo N.
Sharp Melvin
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