Demodulator for frequency-shift-keyed binary data signals

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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371 57, 375 88, H04L 2714

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044752199

ABSTRACT:
A frequency-shift-keyed binary data signal demodulator utilizes a reference frequency equal to the arithmetic mean of the two tone frequencies corresponding to the two binary states of an FSK data signal. The frequency-acceptance bands of the FSK signals are varied by variation of the reference frequency. An auxiliary "data valid" signal can be recovered along with the recovered binary data. A demodulator is also disclosed for providing maximum likelihood of detection of an FSK signal having a frequency shift which is a multiple of the bit rate.

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