Timing recovery device in a receiver circuit for modems

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers – Automatic

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375355, H04B 304, H04L 702

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055175260

ABSTRACT:
A receiver circuit for audio frequency modems, comprising an input module (11) for receiving and sampling an analog input signal representing digital data, an adaptive equalizer (12, 14, 15) having a transversal filter (12) with a plurality of complex multiplier coefficients ordered relative to a usually central highest norm coefficient to generate symbols at a given symbol rate from the sampled analog signal, and a timing recovery device comprising devices (12, 16, 18, 19) responsive to displacement of at least one of the coefficients, relative to said central position, to control an oscillator (20) supplying a timing signal.

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