Device for calculating the mutual phase shift of two sampled incident signals
AssigneeSTMicroelectronics S.r.l.
InventorsFritz Lebowsky, Sonia Marrec, Rabah Chelal
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AssigneeSTMicroelectronics S.r.l.
InventorsFritz Lebowsky, Sonia Marrec, Rabah Chelal
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A device is provided for calculating mutual phase shift of first and second incident signals. The device includes a first pair of blocks associated with the first incident signal, a second pair of blocks associated with the second incident signal, checking circuit, and post-processing circuit. Each of the blocks has storage elements for storing a predetermined set of samples of the corresponding incident signal. In the presence of minimum samples or maximum samples of both incident signals, the checking circuit stores a first set of samples relating to the first incident signal in one of the blocks of the first pair and a first set of samples relating to the second incident signal in the counterpart block of the second pair, and then stores the following sets of samples of each incident signal alternately in the two blocks of each pair. The checking circuit delivers a block validation signal when a set of samples has been completely stored in the storage elements of one of the blocks. The post-processing circuit determines the phase shift of the first and second incident signals when two block validation signals are delivered for two counterpart blocks of the two pairs. Also provided is a digital disc reader that includes such a device.
A device for calculating mutual phase shift of first and second incident signals, said device comprising:
A digital disc reader comprising:
A method for calculating mutual phase shift of first and second incident signals using a first pair of blocks associated with the first incident signal and a second pair of blocks associated with the second incident signal, each of the blocks storing a predetermined set of samples of the corresponding incident signal, said method comprising the steps of:
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