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An all digital receiver architecture for bandwidth efficient transmission at high data rates
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1989
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Digital Receiver ArchitectureEngineeringComputer ArchitectureAnalog VerificationBandwidth Efficient TransmissionTransmission SystemClock SynchronizationHardware SystemsClock RecoveryTiming AnalysisAmplitude QuantizationAsynchronous Vlsi DesignAnalog-to-digital ConverterAsynchronous CircuitsData CommunicationComputer EngineeringHigh-speed NetworkingComputer ScienceMaximum-likelihood ApproachSignal ProcessingMulti-carrier CommunicationHigh Data RatesModulation CodingDigital Circuit DesignAsynchronous Systems
Using the maximum-likelihood approach, algorithms for detection and synchronization are derived that are well suited for VLSI implementation. Special emphasis is placed on an all-digital implementation where carrier and clock synchronization do not require a feedback of signals to the analog part, which simplifies the analog front-end design (mixing oscillator and A/D converter sampling clock run at fixed frequency). An important advantage of the proposed algorithms is that a high clock rate is not required; only two-four times the symbol rate is needed, depending on amplitude quantization. Implementation aspects, e.g. architecture, and quantization, are considered. A prototype is described which was implemented to prove the feasibility of the concept and to evaluate the performance under practical conditions.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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