Synchronous read channel employing an expected sample value gene

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General processing of a digital signal – Data clocking

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ABSTRACT:
An improved timing recovery phase-locked loop in a partial response recording channel comprising a means for generating a frequency error and a means for generating a phase error represented by a timing gradient. The frequency error is not affected by a DC offset in the input reference signal and is less susciptible to noise due to an increase in sensitivity. A state machine for generating expected samples is used to generate the timing gradient, rather than estimated signal samples, which results in a shorter acquisition preamble. When tracking arbitrary user data, the timing gradient is smoothed to reduce variations in the gain of the loop.

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