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Details
Inventors: Cochran, Bruce A.;
Assignee: Sicom, Inc. (Scottsdale, AZ)
Primary Examiner: Tse; Young T.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney, Agent or Firm: Gresham; Lowell W., Meschkow; Jordan M. Meschkow & Gresham, P.L.C.

A phase-noise compensated digital communication receiver (40, 40', 40") includes a carrier tracking loop (56) which imposes a transport delay on a carrier tracking loop signal (60) before that signal (60) is fed back upon itself. The carrier tracking loop (56) includes a phase rotator (58) that rotates a down-converted digital communication signal (50) by a phase determined by a phase-conveying signal (72). A carrier tracking loop signal is obtained from the carrier tracking loop and delayed in a delay element (82) by a duration that compensates for the transport delay. A phase rotator (84) then rotates the delayed carrier tracking loop signal through a phase value determined by the phase-conveying signal (72) to obtain an open-loop phase signal (86) from which data are extracted. Different embodiments of the receiver (40, 40', 40") are provided to accommodate adaptive equalizer (54) issues.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION Accordingly, it is an advantage of the present invention that an improved phase-noise compensated digital communication receiver and method are provided.
Another advantage is that the influence of phase noise is mitigated somewhat independently of the loop bandwidth characteristic of a carrier tracking loop.
Another advantage is that a digital communication receiver which can operate at higher modulation orders, such as four or more bits per unit interval, also tolerates a significant amount of phase noise.
The above and other advantages of the present invention are carried out in one form by a phase-noise-compensated receiver for digital communication which includes a carrier tracking loop, a delay element, and a phase rotator.
The carrier tracking loop receives a down-converted digital communication signal and has a phase integrator which generates a phase-conveying signal.
The delay element has an input coupled to the carrier tracking loop and has an output.
The phase rotator resides outside the carrier tracking loop.
It has a first input coupled to the delay element output, a second input coupled to the phase integrator and an output that provides a signal from which digital communication data are extracted.



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