Signal quality-dependent adaptive recursive integrator

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Single message via plural carrier wave transmission

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4552422, 455305, 330 85, 330280, H04B 702, H04B 1500

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052030164

ABSTRACT:
The gain of a recursive integrator is controlled so as to be adaptive to the quality of a received signal by comparing the magnitude of its emphasized information component with a reference voltage and controlling the gain of the integrator's feedback delay path in accordance with the difference between the peak value of the emphasized information component and the reference voltage. As a result, when the signal to noise ratio of the input signal is high, the gain can be reduced, so that the recursive loop will adapt quickly to changes in a multipath profile.

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