Signal adjustment receiver circuitry

Details Signal adjustment receiver circuitry Signal adjustment receiver circuitry

2006-07-14

2010-06-08

Wang, Ted M (Department: 2611)

Pulse or digital communications

Receivers

Interference or noise reduction

C375S229000, C375S232000, C375S316000, C375S345000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07733997

ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods for adjusting a signal received from a communication path are disclosed. A receiver can receive a signal from a communication path which attenuates at least some frequency components of the signal. The receiver can include an equalization block that adjusts at least some of the frequency content of the received signal, a signal normalization block that provides a normalized signal amplitude and/or a normalized edge slope, and a control block. In one embodiment, the control block controls frequency adjustment in the equalization block for high frequencies. For low frequency adjustment, user-programmable parameters control the normalized signal amplitude in the signal normalization block and the low frequency adjustment in the equalization block.

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