PSEUDO TONE-BASED SYMBOL TIMING RECOVERY AND CARRIER TRACKING LOOP DETECTORS FOR VESTIGIAL SIDEBAND RECEIVERS
First Claim
1. Apparatus for use in a receiver, the apparatus comprising:
- a carrier tracking loop for tracking a carrier in a received signal; and
a symbol timing recovery loop for tracking symbol timing in the received signal;
wherein the carrier tracking loop and the symbol timing recovery loop are driven as a function of pseudo-tones developed from both edges of a staggered quadrature amplitude modulated version of the received signal.
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Abstract
A receiver is an ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee)-receiver and comprises a pseudo-tone based carrier tracking loop and symbol timing recovery loop comprising one, or more, detectors for providing at least two pseudo tone (PST) signals. The first PST signal drives the carrier tracking loop and the second PST signal drives the symbol timing recovery loop. The detector provides the first PST signal such that the first PST signal is determined as a function of carrier offset excluding symbol-timing offset; and provides the second PST signal such that the second PST signal is determined as a function of symbol timing offset excluding carrier offset.
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1. Apparatus for use in a receiver, the apparatus comprising:
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a carrier tracking loop for tracking a carrier in a received signal; and a symbol timing recovery loop for tracking symbol timing in the received signal; wherein the carrier tracking loop and the symbol timing recovery loop are driven as a function of pseudo-tones developed from both edges of a staggered quadrature amplitude modulated version of the received signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A method for use in a receiver, the method comprising:
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tracking a carrier in a received signal; tracking symbol timing in the received signal; and wherein the carrier tracking and the symbol timing tracking are driven as a function of pseudo-tones developed from both edges of a staggered quadrature amplitude modulated version of the received signal. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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