Signal demodulation device

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358314, 360 381, 375 94, 375 84, 348643, H04N 988, H04N 594

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ABSTRACT:
A signal demodulation device includes a change point sensing circuit which senses a change point of an envelope of a DPSK signal, and a range setting circuit which generates a gate pulse corresponding to a period in which the DPSK signal cannot be changed. An output signal of the change point sensing circuit and the gate pulse are inputted to an AND gate so that a trigger prohibition signal is obtained. The trigger prohibition signal and the output signal of the change point sensing circuit are inputted to a NOR gate so that a trigger pulse corresponding only to a normal change point of the DPSK signal is generated, so that DPSK modulation data is obtained.

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