Adaptive system for self-tuning a receiver in an RF communication system
OwnerMichael Coveleyinventor
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A system for adaptive self-tuning of a receiver in a radio communication system. Prior to transmission of each data package from a transmitter to a receiver, the transmitter generates a sequence of predefined test bytes (test sequence) n times. An identical version of the predefined test sequence is stored in the receiver. Circuitry is provided in the receiver for selected predefined states of tuning impedances for varying the center operating frequency of the receiver, wherein the predefined states of tuning impedances are equal in number to the predefined number of test sequences. A microcontroller in the receiver compares the received test sequence with the stored test sequence and creates a tuning table correlating respective states of the receiver tuning impedances with error bits detected in each state. The microcontroller then selects the tuning impedance state characterized by the least number of error bits, thereby selecting the optimal receiver central operating frequency to the carrier frequency generated by the transmitter.
In a transmitter for transmitting an information signal on a predetermined carrier frequency and a receiver for receiving said information signal, an adaptive system for self-tuning said receiver relative to said predetermined carrier signal, comprising:
In a transmitter for transmitting an information signal on a predetermined carrier frequency and a receiver for receiving said information signal, a method for self tuning said receiver relative to said predetermined carrier signal, comprising the steps of:
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