Method and device for identifying a data packet in a data stream
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1. Method for identifying a data packet in a data stream in which the d.c. voltage quota (dc) for a demodulated digital input signal (Sin) is calculated, a k-bit word is allocated to the input signal (Sin), in that for each symbol of the input signal (Sin) corresponding to a bit a bit value (1 or 0) is determined as a function of the d.c. voltage quota (dc), the k-bit word corresponding to the input signal(Sin) is compared with an expected k-bit synchronisation word in order to determine a correlation value (cv) and a packet identification signal (Pd) is generated if the correlation value (cv) is greater than a correlation threshold value (cth).
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method and a device for identifying a data packet in a data stream, in which by means of a d.c. voltage quota determining circuit (30) the d.c. voltage quota (dc) for a demodulated digital input signal (Sin) is calculated, in which a k-bit word is allocated to the input signal (Sin), in that for each symbol of the input signal (Sin) corresponding to a bit a bit value (1 or 0) is determined by a decoding circuit (37) as a function of the d.c. voltage quota (dc), in which the k-bit word corresponding to the input signal (Sin) is compared by a comparison and correlation calculating circuit (41) with an expected k-bit synchronisation word in order to determine a correlation value (cv) and in which a packet identification signal (Pd) is generated by a correlation value comparison circuit (43) if the correlation value (cv) is greater than a correlation threshold value (cth). Calculation of the d.c. voltage quota (dc) is therein repeated continually at least until a packet identification signal (Pd) indicates that a data packet is being received.
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1. Method for identifying a data packet in a data stream in which
the d.c. voltage quota (dc) for a demodulated digital input signal (Sin) is calculated, a k-bit word is allocated to the input signal (Sin), in that for each symbol of the input signal (Sin) corresponding to a bit a bit value (1 or 0) is determined as a function of the d.c. voltage quota (dc), the k-bit word corresponding to the input signal(Sin) is compared with an expected k-bit synchronisation word in order to determine a correlation value (cv) and a packet identification signal (Pd) is generated if the correlation value (cv) is greater than a correlation threshold value (cth).
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11. Device for identifying data packets in a data receiving stream with
a delay line (22) which has a number (n) of storage places (22.i), in which scanned values (hi) of a demodulated digital input signal (Sin) are stored in series, a d.c. voltage quota determining circuit (30), which is connected to the delay line (22) in order to calculate a d.c. voltage quota (dc) of the input signal (Sin) as an average value of a selected number (1) of scanned values (hi), a decoding circuit (37) connected to the delay line (22) and the d.c. voltage quota determining circuit (30), which compares a multiplicity (k) of scanned values (hi) with the d.c. voltage quota (dc) in order to allocate a bit value (0 or 1) to each scanned value (hi) and in this way to form a k-bit word corresponding to the input signal (Sin) a comparison and correlation calculating circuit (41) which compares the k-bit word corresponding to the input signal (Sin) with an expected k-bit synchronisation word and calculates a correlation value (cv) for the k-bit word corresponding to the input signal (Sin) and a correlation value comparison circuit (43) which compares the correlation value (cv) supplied by the comparison and correlation calculating circuit (41) with a correlation threshold value (cth) in order to supply a packet identification signal (Pd) if the correlation value (cv) is greater than or equal to the correlation threshold value (cth).
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