Variable rate modulator
First Claim
1. A signal processing system for converting a variable frequency input signal to an interpolated signal at a fixed sampling frequency, comprising:
- a recipient clock providing a recipient clock signal at a recipient clock frequency;
a numerically controlled oscillator responsive to a frequency control signal representing baud rate of the variable frequency input signal and the recipient clock signal for providing a second clock signal at a fixed second clock frequency representing the baud rate of said variable frequency input signal, and a phase offset signal representing an offset in phase between the recipient clock signal and the second clock signal, and an interpolator that offsets a pair of variable frequency input signals in accordance with the phase offset signal to provide the interpolated signal at the fixed sampling frequency.
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Abstract
Digital data signals at a variable input frequency are converted by a numerically controlled oscillator and an interpolator to a signal at a fixed output sampling frequency. The conversion of the variable input frequency to the fixed output sampling frequency may be by a factor other than an integer. The interpolated digital data signals at the fixed output sampling frequency are then modulated into a pair of trigonometric signals at a programmable carrier frequency, one signal having a cosine function and the other signal having a sine function. The modulated signals at the fixed output sampling frequency are then combined to create a modulated signal at a carrier frequency determined by the frequency of the sine and cosine signals. The modulated signal is sampled at the fixed output sampling frequency and converted to a corresponding analog signal using a digital-to-analog converter.
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9 Claims
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1. A signal processing system for converting a variable frequency input signal to an interpolated signal at a fixed sampling frequency, comprising:
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a recipient clock providing a recipient clock signal at a recipient clock frequency;
a numerically controlled oscillator responsive to a frequency control signal representing baud rate of the variable frequency input signal and the recipient clock signal for providing a second clock signal at a fixed second clock frequency representing the baud rate of said variable frequency input signal, and a phase offset signal representing an offset in phase between the recipient clock signal and the second clock signal, and an interpolator that offsets a pair of variable frequency input signals in accordance with the phase offset signal to provide the interpolated signal at the fixed sampling frequency. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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