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JPH0440029A Expired / Lapsed JP ⏱️ 0.0 years remaining

Symbol timing reproducing circuit

Assignee: Fujitsu Ltd
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Filing: 1990-06-05
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Granted: —
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Expires: 2010-06-05
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Abstract

Abstract PURPOSE:To shorten a pull-in time and to simultaneously reduce cycle skip probability and normal phase jitter by changing the ratio of frequency division deciding the inertia of a digital phase locked loop(DPLL) and the number of steps of a random walk filter(RWF) in multiple stages according to the advancement of a pull-in operation. CONSTITUTION:The phase is pulled in at high speed up to near the optimum phase in the state of reducing the inertia of the DPLL by a phase comparator 4, up/down counter 5 and comparator 6. At such a time, the comparator 6 calculates phase correction to a variable frequency divider 3 according to the over-flow signal or the under-flow signal and simultaneously resets the counter 5 at the central value. Each time this number of times exceeds a value (m) set to a mode controller 7, the synchronization of symbol timing is held by enlarging the inertia of the DPLL through each mode enlarging either the threshold value of the comparator 6 or the DPLL frequency division ratio of the variable frequency divider 3. Thus, the sufficiently reduced normal phase jitter and cycle skip probability can be realized in the short pull-in time.

Inventors

  • 👤 Yasuyuki Oishi
  • 👤 泰之 大石
  • 👤 Eisuke Fukuda
  • 👤 英輔 福田
  • 👤 Takeshi Takano
  • 👤 健 高野

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