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Coherent surface acoustic wave unique word detector

  • US 5,056,055 A
  • Filed: 08/29/1989
  • Issued: 10/08/1991
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/07/1988
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A unique word detector in an absolute phase-shift keyed system, wherein a coherent phase demodulator is used which outputs a correct data stream or an inverted data stream of the correct data stream in accordance with a recovered phase in a coherent phase demodulator, said unique word detector comprising:

  • a first mixer, to which baseband data stream output from said coherent phase demodulator and a local frequency from a local oscillator are supplied, for binary-phase-shift keying said baseband data stream;

    a surface acoustic was matched filter, coupled with said first mixer, having a) a piezoelectric substrate, b) a first interdigital electrode disposed on said substrate to which binary-phase-shift keyed signal by said baseband data stream is applied from said first mixer, and c) said second interdigital electrode disposed on said substrate wherein a relationship thereof is so designed as to provide a maximum envelope output in response to a predetermined unique word pattern of absolute phase coding;

    a second mixer, coupled with said second interdigital electrode, to which a local frequency from said local oscillator is supplied, for coherently detecting an output signal of said surface acoustic wave matched filter; and

    determining means, coupled with said second mixer, for detecting a unique word and determining a recovered phase in said coherent phase demodulator, wherein a unique word detection pulse is output when an absolute value of the output signal of said second mixer exceeds a predetermined value, and at the same time, recovered phase information is determined and output in accordance with a polarity of the output signal of said second mixer.

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