Demodulation method and arrangement

Demodulators – Phase shift keying or quadrature amplitude demodulator

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329300, 329318, 329349, 329353, 375346, 375349, 375350, H03D 300, H04L 2700

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060754095

ABSTRACT:
A method for demodulating a radio frequency signal having a frequency, by oscillating a demodulator at a frequency different from the signal frequency, and measuring a DC offset value at this different frequency, the DC offset value being associated with interference. Then the demodulator is oscillated at the signal, thereby providing a demodulated signal. The DC offset value is subtracted from the demodulated signal in order to provide a demodulated signal with a substantially reduced DC component. The demodulated signal is then monitored for further DC offset components, and these further DC offset components are subtracted from the demodulated signal.

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