Digital signal decoding circuit and decoding method

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328146, 307358, H04L 2506

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ABSTRACT:
A digital signal decoding circuit of this invention includes a detection circuit, a reference signal generation circuit, and a discrimination circuit. The detection circuit detects central values of an amplitude in each bit of interest of a received digital signal. The reference signal generation circuit generates a reference signal having a signal value according to the central value detected by the detection circuit. The discrimination circuit compares the signal value of the received digital signal with a signal value of the reference signal generated by the reference signal generation circuit, thereby outputting a decoded binary signal.

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