Threshold detector for detecting synchronization signals at correlator output during packet acquisition
OwnerAlbert L. Garrett, Keith R. Baldwininventors
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A threshold detector for detecting synchronization signals at correlator output during packet acquisition. An RF receiver converts RF signals into baseband signals. A matched filter correlator correlates samples of the baseband signals with predetermined synchronization signals, such as long sync symbols, and provides corresponding correlation samples. A long-term integrator integrates a first predetermined number of the correlation samples to provide a long term moving average and a short term integrator integrates a second predetermined number of the correlation samples to provide a short term moving average signal. The short term moving average signal is based on channel delay spread and the long term moving average tracks channel noise. A multiplier multiplies the long term moving average signal by a scale factor to generate a dynamic threshold. A detector detects a crossover between the short term moving average and the dynamic threshold to estimate timing of received synchronization signals.
A threshold detector for a wireless receiver configured to detect synchronization signals of packets transmitted in a wireless medium, comprising:
A baseband processor for a radio frequency (RF) communication device, comprising:
A radio frequency (RF) transceiver configured for packet-based communication in which packets include pre-pended synchronization signals, comprising:
A method of detecting synchronization signals of a packet transmitted in a multipath wireless medium, comprising:
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