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Band-pass filter circuit
Assignee: Fujitsu Ltd
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Filing: 1980-08-18
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Granted: 1982-11-30
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Expires: 2000-08-18
Abstract
Abstract A band-pass filter circuit comprising a band-pass filter for removing noise modulation components from an input signal comprising a carrier sine wave, a phase detector for detecting a phase difference between input and output signals of the band-pass filter, a loop filter supplied with the output from the phase detector, and automatic control means for effecting control by the output from the loop filter so that a difference between the frequency of the input sine wave and the center frequency of the band-pass filter is reduced to zero. For carrier recovery in a burst mode, the loop filter is selected for each particular case so that high-speed pulling-in is possible even if a narrow-band filter is employed as the band-pass filter for the removal of noise components. Also, high-speed and high-precision pulling-in is achieved when many bursts of different frequencies are applied in one frame period. Further, when common and individual frequency variations occur at the same time, high-speed pulling-in is also achieved for each burst.
Inventors
- 👤 Hiroshi Kurihara
- 👤 Tadayoshi Katoh
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-31 15:03
CPC Classifications
H; H03; H03H; H03H11/00; H03H11/02; H03H11/04; H03H11/0405; H03L; H03L7/00; H03L7/06; H03L7/08; H03L7/10; H03L7/107; H03L7/1075; H03L2207/00; H03L2207/06
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
151 words
A band-pass filter circuit for carrier recovery from bursts of phase shift keyed information from at least one transmitting source, each said transmitting source transmitting at most one of said bursts per frame period, said circuit comprising a band-pass filter for removing noise components from an input sine wave corresponding to the for each said burst, a phase detector for detecting a phase difference between input and output signals of the band-pass filter, a loop filter supplied with the output from the phase detector, and automatic control means for effecting control by the output from the loop filter so that the difference between the frequency of the input sine wave and the center frequency of the band-pass filter approaches zero, wherein the loop filter comprises a low-pass filter having a charge time constant smaller than the length of each said burst and a discharge time constant larger than the frame period.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
151 words
A band-pass filter circuit for carrier recovery from bursts of phase shift keyed information from at least one transmitting source, each said transmitting source transmitting at most one of said bursts per frame period, said circuit comprising a band-pass filter for removing noise components from an input sine wave corresponding to the for each said burst, a phase detector for detecting a phase difference between input and output signals of the band-pass filter, a loop filter supplied with the output from the phase detector, and automatic control means for effecting control by the output from the loop filter so that the difference between the frequency of the input sine wave and the center frequency of the band-pass filter approaches zero, wherein the loop filter comprises a low-pass filter having a charge time constant smaller than the length of each said burst and a discharge time constant larger than the frame period.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
98 words
The circuit of claim 1, wherein the loop filter comprises a parallel connection of a first low-pass filter operative with a positive input voltage and having a charge time constant smaller than the burst length and a discharge time constant larger than a frame period and a second low-pass filter operative with a negative input voltage and having a charge time constant smaller than the burst length and a discharge time constant larger than the frame period and means for adding outputs from the first and second low-pass filters to provide said output to said automatic control means.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
36 words
The circuit of claim 2, wherein the loop filter has connected thereto in parallel a third low-pass filter having charge and discharge time constants smaller than the respective ones of the first and second low-pass filters.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
39 words
The circuit of claim 3, comprising means for providing a weighted sum of the output of the third low-pass filter and said added outputs of the first and second low-pass filters as said output to said automatic control means.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
42 words
The circuit of claim 1 comprising a further low-pass filter connected in parallel to said loop filter, said further low-pass filter having charge and discharge time constants that are smaller than the respective ones of said low-pass filter of said loop filter.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
35 words
The circuit of claim 5, comprising means for providing a weighted sum of the output of said further low-pass filter and the output of the loop filter as said output to said automatic control means.
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