Spread-spectrum phase and channel tracking

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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C375S213000

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08064499

ABSTRACT:
Common components are used to detect messages from a variety of transmitters, and the characteristics of each detected message are used to dynamically configure the demodulation process for each message. Channelization is selectively performed before, after, or before-and-after de-spreading, depending upon the particular environment and/or the particular characteristics of the received messages. Frequency synchronization to each transmitter is achieved by initializing a tracking loop within the demodulator associated with the transmitter, and code-phase synchronization to each transmitter is achieved by selectively inserting or deleting bits, based on the frequency and code-phase characteristics of the detected message.

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