Receiver having dc offset voltage correction
OwnerAdrian Payneinventor
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A receiver comprises a frequency down-conversion stage (14) for demodulating a received signal to produce an uncorrected demodulated signal (vin ), a dc offset voltage correcting circuit (22) having an output (28) for a corrected signal and a data recovery circuit (42) coupled to the output. The dc offset voltage correcting circuit (22) comprises an input for the uncorrected demodulated signal (vin), a bit slicer (30) for detecting received data, a filter (32) coupled to the output of the bit slicer for regenerating the demodulated signal less noise and dc offset, a subtracting stage (34) for subtracting the regenerated demodulated signal from a delayed version of the uncorrected demodulated signal to produce the dc offset voltage (voff) and a feedback circuit for feeding back the dc offset voltage to the bit slicer.
A receiver comprising means (14) for demodulating a received signal to produce an uncorrected demodulated signal, a dc offset voltage correcting circuit (22) having an output (28) for a corrected signal and a data recovery circuit (42) coupled to the output, the dc offset voltage correcting circuit (22) comprising an input for the uncorrected demodulated signal (vin), a bit slicer (30) for detecting received data, filtering means (32) for regenerating the demodulated signal less noise and dc offset, subtracting means (34) for subtracting the regenerated demodulated signal from the uncorrected demodulated signal to produce the dc offset voltage (voff) and a feedback circuit for feeding back the dc offset voltage to the bit slicer.
A method of dc offset voltage correction in a demodulated signal, comprising obtaining a dc free estimate of the demodulated signal, subtracting the dc free estimate of the demodulated signal from a substantially contemporaneous version of the demodulated signal to obtain a dc offset voltage and subtracting the dc offset voltage from the demodulated signal.
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