Correlation detecting circuit operable in a low frequency
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorShoichi Mizoguchi
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InventorShoichi Mizoguchi
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In an adaptive equalizer system for equalizing, in response to a plurality of controllable tap gains, a received signal carrying a transmission data sequence digitized by a reference clock signal, a correlation detecting circuit (63') comprises a divider (111) for frequency dividing a reproduced clock signal representative of a reproduction of the reference clock signal to produce a divided clock signal. A serial-parallel converter (120) is for converting a reproduced data sequence representative of a reproduction of the transmission data sequence and a digital error signal relative to the reproduced data sequence into a plurality of converted data sequences and a plurality of converted error signals in synchronism the divided clock signal. As Exclusive logic circuit (70) is for carrying out an exclusive logic operation on the converted error signals and the converted data sequences to produce a plurality of correlation signals which are collectively used in controlling the controllable tap gains.
A correlation detecting circuit for use in an adaptive equalizer system comprising a transversal filter for filtering a received signal into an equalized signal in response to a plurality of controllable tap gains and a demodulator for demodulating said equalized signal into a reproduced clock signal, a reproduced data sequence, and a digital error signal, said received signal carrying a transmission data sequence digitized by a reference clock signal, said reproduced clock signal being a reproduction of said reference clock signal, said reproduced data sequence being a reproduction of said transmission data sequence, said digital error signal being related to said reproduced data sequence, said correlation detecting circuit including logic operation carrying out means for carrying out an exclusive logic operation on a plurality of input signals derived from said reproduced clock signal, said reproduced data sequence, and said digital error signal to produce a plurality of correlation signals which represent cross-correlation between said reproduced data sequence and said digital error signal and are collectively used in controlling said controllable tap gains, wherein the improvement comprises:
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