Received signal decision apparatus for digital modulated signal receiver
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorSoichi Tsumura
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InventorSoichi Tsumura
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A received signal strength detector detects a received signal strength corresponding to an envelope of a received signal and outputs a received strength signal corresponding to the strength level. A DC component extracting filter extracts a DC component from the received strength signal and outputs an extracted DC component signal corresponding to the level of the DC component. A modulation rate component extracting filter extracts a line spectrum component corresponding to a modulation rate from the received strength signal and outputs an extracted modulation rate component signal corresponding to the level of the modulation rate component. A decision circuit compares the extracted DC component signal and the extracted modulation rate component signal to respective threshold levels set therefor and decides, when the levels of the two signals are higher than the respective threshold levels, that the received signal is an optimum signal. The decision may otherwise be based on comparison of a ratio between the two extracted signals with a threshold level set therefor.
A received signal decision apparatus for a digital modulated signal receiver, comprising:
A received signal decision apparatus for a digital modulated signal receiver, comprising:
A received signal decision apparatus for a digital modulated signal receiver, comprising received signal strength detecting means for detecting a received signal strength corresponding to an envelope of a received signal and outputting a received strength signal, a DC component extracting filter for extracting a DC component of the received strength signal, a modulation rate component extracting filter for extracting a modulation rate component of the received strength signal, an attenuator provided at an input of said received signal strength detecting means, and a control means for controlling said attenuator in response to the DC component and the modulation rate component of the received strength signal, said control means continuously controlling the output of said attenuator in accordance with the value of a ratio of the DC component to the modulation rate component of the received strength signal so as to prevent saturation of the output of said receiver, said control means deciding based on the output of said receiver as a result of the control of said attenuator whether the received signal is optimum.
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