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Spread spectrum receiver having phase shifter for effecting phase synchronization of two convolvers

  • US 4,924,188 A
  • Filed: 09/27/1988
  • Issued: 05/08/1990
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/06/1987
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A spread-spectrum receiver, comprising:

  • a correlator which includes first and second convolvers each having first and second inputs, said first inputs each being supplied with a common spread-spectrum received signal;

    first multiplier means for applying a first reference signal produced by multiplication of a first CW signal and a first PN code to said second input of said first convolver;

    signal distributing means supplied with said first CW signal for distributing said first CW signal into first and second signals which are different in phase by 90 degrees;

    function signal generating means responsive to a predetermined digital signal for generating a sine function signal and a cosine function signal;

    weighting means for weighting said first and second signals by said sine function signal and said cosine function signal, respectively;

    adder means for adding said weighted first and second signals from said weighting means to generate a second CW signal which has the same frequency as and a predetermined phase difference from said first CW signal;

    second multiplier means for applying a second reference signal produced by multiplication of said second CW signal and a second PN code to said second input of said second convolver; and

    demodulating means for demodulating data by multiplying outputs of both of said convolvers.

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