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Phase-shift-keying demodulator and demodulation method using a period-width windowing technique

CA 2284138 A1 · Owner: Johnson, Robert Everest · Inventors: Johnson, Robert Everest; Vella-Coleiro, George P.

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A demodulator demodulates a PSK communications signal using a synchronizer, a period window detector and a logic device. The synchronizer provides a transition signal representing reference edges of the communication signal. The period window detector coupled to the synchronizer, establishes a time interval based on the period of the transition signal. Finally the logic device, having logic, inputs coupled to the outputs of the period-window detector yields a, logic output signal. The demodulator preferably includes a carrier boundary detector for framing messages and minimizing noise detection in a manner that permits signal strength measurements over a wide dynamic range.

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FiledSeptember 28, 1999
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedSeptember 28, 2019
Patent numberCA 2284138 A1
Classification (IPC)H04L27/22 +1 more

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