Single-channel and multi-channel coherent demodulation devices w

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ABSTRACT:
Coherent demodulation is effected in single-channel and multi-channel coherent demodulation devices without any knowledge of the transmitted signal (i.e. without any pilot signal). The phase shift is estimated by applying a predetermined function to produce a signed value from the argument of a summed signal, the summed signal being itself obtained from the received signal (by quadrature demodulation, complex despreading and summing over N samples). The phase shift estimate is used in a phase-locked loop so that the system converges towards a null error. The residual static phase ambiguity introduced by application of the predetermined function is resolved. A plurality of such single-channel and multi-channel coherent demodulation devices is used in a receiving system using a plurality of diversity paths.

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