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US5020078A - Baudrate timing recovery technique - Google Patents
A digital pulse receiver is disclosed in which the transmitted signal is recovered from the received signal by using a decision feedback equalizer to estimate and then remove the intersymbol interference. A second decision feedback equalizer is used to estimate the timing of the sampling pulse. An optimum timing phase is derived by driving the sampling clock with a phase adjustment signal optimizing the amplitude of the sampling pulse relative to the next preceding pre-cursor pulse. The signal recovery decision feedback equalizer and the timing recovery decision feedback equalizer share the same tapped delay line to provide a fully digital pulse receiver operating at the baud rate to provide an optimum sampling phase.
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Global Competitiveness Report
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Holiday
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Southwestern Front (Soviet Union)
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Army Group B
was the name of three different German Army Groups that saw action during World War II. The first was involved in the western campaign in 1940 in Belgium and the Netherlands which was to be aimed to conquer the Maas bridges after the German…
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Charles Frederick, Grand Duke of Baden
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