Demodulators – Frequency shift keying or minimum shift keying demodulator – Input signal combined with local oscillator or carrier...
Patent
1995-12-22
1997-04-22
Grimm, Siegfried H.
Demodulators
Frequency shift keying or minimum shift keying demodulator
Input signal combined with local oscillator or carrier...
329306, 375328, 375340, H07L 2714
Patent
active
056232250
ABSTRACT:
A demodulator (18) which receives digital representations of a received signal converts those signals into analog signals (53) in a pair of multiplying analog-to-digital converters (MDACs) (21, 22) The analog signals are then combined in combiner (26) by subtracting the first analog signal from the second analog signal (54). The summed signal is normalized (55) in quantizer (27). The output from the quantizer (27) is accumulated (56) in an n-bit accumulator (28) as regulated by a clock input (Fclock). The output of the accumulator (28) is used as a programming input (57) to the MDACs (21, 22).
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Grimm Siegfried H.
Motorola Inc.
Terry Bruce
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