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8-Phase phase-shift keying demodulator
Assignee: NEC Corp
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Filing: 1983-09-13
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Granted: 1985-09-10
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Expires: 2003-09-13
Abstract
Abstract A demodulator features a circuit wherein a signal to effect carrier recovery and elimination of intersymbol interference etc. is produced by digitizing and processing demodulated signals in a manner that in the case of phase deviations due to noise or the like, the deviations fall within zones having predetermined digital identifications enabling the generation of appropriate digital correction signals via which the above mentioned signal production is controlled.
Inventors
- 👤 Toshihiko Ryu
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-27 18:28
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04L; H04L27/00; H04L27/18; H04L27/22; H04L27/227; H04L27/2271; H04L27/2273
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 13
Claim 1
Independent Claim
345 words
An 8-phase phase-shift keying demodulator for demodulating an 8-phase phase-modulated signal applied thereto, said demodulator including: a voltage-controlled oscillator (6) controlled by an automatic phase control signal for carrier recovery; a first phase detector (2) supplied with said phase-modulated signal for coherent detection thereof using the output of said voltage-controlled oscillator; a second phase detector (3) supplied with said phase-modulated signal for coherent detection thereof using the π/2-radian phase-shifted output of said voltage-controlled oscillator; an adder (8) for adding the outputs of said first and second phase detector; a subtractor (9) for making subtraction of the outputs of said first and second phase detector; first through fourth binary decision circuits (10), (11), (12), and (13) coupled to said first phase detector, said adder, said subtractor, and said second phase detector, respectively, and generating binary signals D1, D2, D3, and D4, respectively; a code converter (14) for receiving said binary signals D1, D2, D3, and D4 and generating code-converted outputs, wherein the improvement comprises: a first means receiving the outputs of said first and second detector, generating error signals E PL and E PU which are components in the direction of the X coordinate axis on a phase plane and also generating error signals E QU and E QL which are components in the direction of the Y coordinate axis on said phase plane; a second means receiving the signals E PU , E PL , E QU , E QL , D2, and D4, and generating error signals Y P ' and Y Q ' according to the signals received; a third means receiving said error signals Y P ', Y Q ', D1 and D3 and generating error signals Y P and Y Q ; and a control signal generator which makes subtraction of said error signals Y P and Y Q for producing said automatic phase control signal; in which the signals Y P ', Y Q ', Y P , and Y Q satisfy the following logic equations, Y.sub.P '=E.sub.PU ·(D2⊕D4)+E.sub.PL ·(D2⊕D4) Y.sub.Q '=E.sub.QU ·(D2⊕D4)+E.sub.QL ·(D2⊕D4) Y.sub.P =Y.sub.P '⊕D1⊕D3 Y.sub.Q =Y.sub.Q '⊕D1⊕D3.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
345 words
An 8-phase phase-shift keying demodulator for demodulating an 8-phase phase-modulated signal applied thereto, said demodulator including: a voltage-controlled oscillator (6) controlled by an automatic phase control signal for carrier recovery; a first phase detector (2) supplied with said phase-modulated signal for coherent detection thereof using the output of said voltage-controlled oscillator; a second phase detector (3) supplied with said phase-modulated signal for coherent detection thereof using the π/2-radian phase-shifted output of said voltage-controlled oscillator; an adder (8) for adding the outputs of said first and second phase detector; a subtractor (9) for making subtraction of the outputs of said first and second phase detector; first through fourth binary decision circuits (10), (11), (12), and (13) coupled to said first phase detector, said adder, said subtractor, and said second phase detector, respectively, and generating binary signals D1, D2, D3, and D4, respectively; a code converter (14) for receiving said binary signals D1, D2, D3, and D4 and generating code-converted outputs, wherein the improvement comprises: a first means receiving the outputs of said first and second detector, generating error signals E PL and E PU which are components in the direction of the X coordinate axis on a phase plane and also generating error signals E QU and E QL which are components in the direction of the Y coordinate axis on said phase plane; a second means receiving the signals E PU , E PL , E QU , E QL , D2, and D4, and generating error signals Y P ' and Y Q ' according to the signals received; a third means receiving said error signals Y P ', Y Q ', D1 and D3 and generating error signals Y P and Y Q ; and a control signal generator which makes subtraction of said error signals Y P and Y Q for producing said automatic phase control signal; in which the signals Y P ', Y Q ', Y P , and Y Q satisfy the following logic equations, Y.sub.P '=E.sub.PU ·(D2⊕D4)+E.sub.PL ·(D2⊕D4) Y.sub.Q '=E.sub.QU ·(D2⊕D4)+E.sub.QL ·(D2⊕D4) Y.sub.P =Y.sub.P '⊕D1⊕D3 Y.sub.Q =Y.sub.Q '⊕D1⊕D3.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
70 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 1, wherein said first means includes: a first full-wave rectifier (17) coupled to said first phase detector; a second full-wave rectifier (18) coupled to said second phase detector; two binary decision circuits (24)-(25) each having an input coupled to the output of said first full-wave rectifier; two binary decision circuits (26)-(27) each having an input coupled to the output of said second full-wave rectifier.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
160 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 1, wherein said first means includes: a first group of four binary decision circuits (44)-(47) each having an input coupled to the output of said first phase detector; a first Exclusive-OR gate (52) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PU ; a second Exclusive-OR gate (53) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PL ; a second group of four binary decision circuits (48)-(51) each having an input coupled to the output of said second phase detector; a third Exclusive-OR gate (54) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QU ; a fourth Exclusive-OR gate (55) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QL .
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
60 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 1 further comprising, an automatic gain control circuit (41) so arranged that said first and said second phase detector are preceded thereby, and an adder (40) for adding said error signals Y P ' and Y Q ' and for producing a gain control signal which is applied to said automatic gain control circuit.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
70 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 4, wherein said first means includes: a first full-wave rectifier (17) coupled to said first phase detector; a second full-wave rectifier (18) coupled to said second phase detector; two binary decision circuits (24)-(25) each having an input coupled to the output of said first full-wave rectifier; two binary decision circuits (26)-(27) each having an input coupled to the output of said second full-wave rectifier.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
160 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 4, wherein said first means includes: a first group of four binary decision circuits (44)-(47) each having an input coupled to the output of said first phase detector; a first Exclusive-OR gate (52) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PU ; a second Exclusive-OR gate (53) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PL ; a second group of four binary decision circuits (48)-(51) each having an input coupled to the output of said second phase detector; a third Exclusive-OR gate (54) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QU ; a fourth Exclusive-OR gate (55) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QL .
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
167 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 1 wherein said third means comprises: a first Exclusive-OR gate (34) receiving the signals Y P ' and D1 for outputting an error signal C1; a second Exclusive-OR gate (35) receiving the signals Y Q ' and D3 for outputting an error signal C3; a third Exclusive-OR gate (36) receiving the output of said first Exclusive-OR gate and the signal D3 for outputting said error signal Y P ; and a fourth Exclusive-OR gate (37) receiving the output of said second Exclusive-OR gate and the signal D1 for outputting said error signal Y Q , and wherein said demodulator further comprises: a transversal filter controller (42) which receives the signals D1 and D3 as well as the outputs of said first and second Exclusive-OR gate and which generates a transversal filter control signal; and a transversal filter (43) which is so arranged that said first and second phase detector are preceded thereby and to which said transversal control signal is applied.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
70 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 7, wherein said first means includes: a first full-wave rectifier (17) coupled to said first phase detector; a second full-wave rectifier (18) coupled to said second phase detector; two binary decision circuits (24)-(25) each having an input coupled to the output of said first full-wave rectifier; two binary decision circuits (26)-(27) each having an input coupled to the output of said second full-wave rectifier.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
160 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 7, wherein said first means includes: a first group of four binary decision circuits (44)-(47) each having an input coupled to the output of said first phase detector; a first Exclusive-OR gate (52) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PU ; a second Exclusive-OR gate (53) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PL ; a second group of four binary decision circuits (48)-(51) each having an input coupled to the output of said second phase detector; a third Exclusive-OR gate (54) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QU ; a fourth Exclusive-OR gate (55) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QL .
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
165 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 1 wherein said third means comprises: a first Exclusive-OR gate (34) receiving the signals Y P ' and D1 for outputting an error signal C1; a second Exclusive-OR gate (35) receiving the signals Y Q ' and D3 for outputting an error signal C3; a third Exclusive-OR gate (36) receiving the output of said first Exclusive-OR gate and the signal D3 for outputting said error signal Y P ; and a fourth Exclusive-OR gate (37) receiving the output of said second Exclusive-OR gate and the signal D1 for outputting said error signal Y Q , and wherein said demodulator further comprises: a transversal filter controller (42) which receives the signals D1 and D3 as well as the outputs of said first and second Exclusive-OR gate and which generates a transversal filter control signal; and a transversal filter (43) which is so arranged that said first and second phase detector precede and to which said transversal control signal is applied.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
70 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 10, wherein said first means includes: a first full-wave rectifier (17) coupled to said first phase detector; a second full-wave rectifier (18) coupled to said second phase detector; two binary decision circuits (24)-(25) each having an input coupled to the output of said first full-wave rectifier; two binary decision circuits (26)-(27) each having an input coupled to the output of said second full-wave rectifier.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
160 words
The demodulator as claimed in claim 10, wherein said first means includes: a first group of four binary decision circuits (44)-(47) each having an input coupled to the output of said first phase detector; a first Exclusive-OR gate (52) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PU ; a second Exclusive-OR gate (53) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said first group for generating said error signal E PL ; a second group of four binary decision circuits (48)-(51) each having an input coupled to the output of said second phase detector; a third Exclusive-OR gate (54) receiving the outputs of two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QU ; a fourth Exclusive-OR gate (55) receiving the outputs of the other two binary decision circuits of said second group for generating said error signal E QL .
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