Abstract:
The present invention provides, a two-system A/D converter, which provides a digital output signal with a higher conversion precision than is achieved by a single-system A/D converter. Conversely, by using a two-system D/A converter with a lower conversion precision, the present invention provides an analog output signal with a higher conversion precision than is achieved by a single-system D/A converter. Further, a digital signal clock changing unit produces data by performing high sampling of the first digital data trains, and the second digital data is synchronized with a second clock through an interpolation processing based on the timing difference between the first and second clocks. A high-precision A/D and D/A converter apparatus is thus realized by using two pulse code modulation coder/decoders (PCM.CODECs) and one digital signal processor (DSP) in a small, inexpensive structure.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a two-system A/D converter, which provides a digital output signal with a higher conversion precision than is achieved by a single-system A/D converter. Conversely, by using a two-system D/A converter with a lower conversion precision, the present invention provides an analog output signal with a higher conversion precision than is achieved by a single-system D/A converter. Further, a digital signal clock changing unit produces data by performing high sampling of the first digital data trains, and the second digital data is synchronized with a second clock through an interpolation processing based on the timing difference between the first and second clocks. A high-precision A/D and D/A converter apparatus is thus realized by using two pulse code modulation coder/decoders (PCM.CODECs) and one digital signal processor (DSP).
Abstract:
An echo canceller is disclosed which generates an echo replica based on a transmit signal to cancel an echo. The echo canceller includes a linear echo canceller circuit for generating an echo replica of the transmit signal in the absence of distortion. The echo canceller further includes a waveform-distortion compensation circuit, coupled with the linear echo canceller circuit, for generating an echo replica for compensating waveform distortion occurred in an echo response when the transmit signal is distorted. In the echo canceller, the echo is canceled by use of the echo replica generated in the linear echo canceller circuit in the absence of distortion in the transmit signal, and is canceled by use of the echo replica generated in the waveform-distortion compensation circuit when the transmit signal is distorted.
Abstract:
An input analog signal having a periodicity is converted into one-bit digital signals by an A/D converter (42), and the one-bit digital signals are converted into parallel signals by a serial-to-parallel converter (43). A correlation between the parallel signals and a reference signal string is detected by a correlation device (45). When the correlation is detected, a hold circuit (48) holds detection of the correlation and hence outputs a tone signal detection result. With the above simple, low power consumption circuit structure, the tone signal can be detected.
Abstract:
An adaptive echo canceller for suppressing an echo in an input signal by a pseudo echo, includes a pseudo echo generation filter having a predicted impulse response sequence of an echo path as filter coefficients thereof for generating a pseudo echo, a coefficient renewal part for adaptively renewing the filter coefficients of the pseudo echo generation filter, and a part for suppressing an echo by the pseudo echo which is generated by the pseudo echo generation filter. The coefficient renewal part includes a part for dividing renewed filter coefficients into a plurality of groups each having a certain number of renewed filter coefficents, and a part for successively selecting one group with a predetermined period and carrying out a correction process with respect to the renewed filter coefficients within the selected group, where the correction process corrects an accumulation of errors of renewal processes.
Abstract:
An adjustable attenuator circuit in which sampled electric charges are partially transferred from a sampling capacitor to a charge dividing capacitor during a short time within each sampling period, and electric charges stored in the charge dividing capacitor are additively transferred to an integrating capacitor or are discharged to ground according to the content of a weighting coefficient which determines the attenuation factor of the adjustable attenuator circuit.
Abstract:
A digital modulator and digital demodulator with quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) schemes, which are designed to modulate or demodulate RZ-coded baseband signals. The digital modulator includes first to fourth roll-off filters and a first and second inverters connected to the second and fourth roll-off filters. It also includes a parallel-to-serial converter to successively select the outputs of the first roll-off filter, third roll-off filter, first inverter, and second inverter. A D/A converter converts the selected digital signal stream into an analog signal. The roll-off filters and inverters operate at a predetermined clock frequency, while the parallel-to-serial converter and the D/A converter work at a frequency four times the predetermined clock frequency. The digital demodulator reverses the above modulation process to reproduce the baseband signals.
Abstract:
A digital adaptive equalizer equalizes received signals through digital filtering operations by changing filtering coefficients. It comprises a coefficient calculating unit for calculating the filtering coefficients by using one kind of parameters, such as distance, as an input to a function corresponding to the filtering coefficients and a filtering operation executing unit for executing digital filtering operations based on the filtering coefficients. A variable lag filter for adjusting the phase delay of received received signals is provided. A coefficient converting unit calculates a part or all of tap coefficients of the filter using at least one piece of timing control information.
Abstract:
The invention provides a digital PLL circuit wherein the integration time constant of a random walk filter can be varied adaptively in response to a frequency error. A master clock signal having a frequency equal to N (integral number) times that of an input clock signal is normally divided by N by a divider, and the division output of the divider and the input clock signal are compared in phase with each other by a phase comparator. The dividing ratio of the divider is temporarily varied in accordance with a result of the comparison so as to make the phases of the division output and the input clock signal coincide with each other to establish synchronism between them. A variable step number random walk filter is interposed between the phase comparator and the divider and has a selectively settable integration time constant, and an integration time constant setting circuit varies the step number of the random walk filter in accordance with information of a last phase controlling direction or directions and information of a phase controlling direction at present to vary the integration time constant of the random walk filter.
Abstract:
A data receiving device for reproducing a received symbol from a received data signal, includes a timing recovery circuit for controlling a phase of sampling the received data signal, by using pre-cursor information, the timing recovery circuit produces sampling phase control information by eliminating a high frequency component for the pre-cursor information, accumulating eliminated output, comparing accumulated output with a positive or a negative threshold value and subtracting the threshold value from compared output. The data receiving device further includes a masking circuit for masking the sampling phase control information when no-signal data or frame is detected in the received data signal.