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Decoder Circuit FSK Signals Sampling Point Drift Correction

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USPTO published patent application US20260100871A1, filed September 5, 2025, for a decoder circuit correcting sampling point drift in FSK modulated signals. The invention by inventors Carlo Porcaro and Daniele Colonna includes sampling point drift correction circuitry that varies sample counter end-of-count values when accumulated error reaches a drift reference threshold. Application number 19319951 has CPC classification H04L 27/14.

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USPTO published patent application US20260100871A1 disclosing a decoder circuit for FSK (Frequency Shift Keying) modulated signals with sampling point drift correction. The decoder receives demodulated symbol sequences and uses sampling point drift correction circuitry to vary sample counter end-of-count values when accumulated sampling point error reaches a drift reference threshold. Logic circuitry detects level transitions to assert error-in-transmission or end-of-transmission signals.

Patent applicants and manufacturers of telecommunications decoder equipment should monitor this application to understand emerging sampling point correction techniques in signal processing. The published application provides technical disclosure of FSK signal handling methods relevant to receiver and transmission system design.

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DECODER CIRCUIT, CORRESPONDING RECEIVER AND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

Application US20260100871A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026

Inventors

Carlo Porcaro, Daniele Colonna

Abstract

A decoder receives, from a demodulator of FSK modulated signals, a sequence of demodulated symbols having level transitions between adjacent demodulated symbols and at least a part of the demodulated symbols having level transitions between adjacent signaling elements therein. A sample counter samples the sequence of demodulated symbols. A comparator performs comparison of the samples with at least one reference threshold and the results for at least three adjacent signaling elements in the decoded symbols are stored in a buffer. Logic circuitry asserts an error-in-transmission signal or an end-of-transmission signal in response to an isolated or persisting absence of level transitions detected over a reference period of time. Sampling point drift correction circuitry coupled to the buffer circuit varies the end-of-count value of the sample counter in response to an accumulated sampling point error reaching a drift reference threshold.

CPC Classifications

H04L 27/14

Filing Date

2025-09-05

Application No.

19319951

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Classification

Agency
USPTO
Published
April 9th, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Document ID
US20260100871A1

Who this affects

Applies to
Manufacturers
Industry sector
3341 Computer & Electronics Manufacturing
Activity scope
Patent Applications & Filings Decoders & Electronics Signal Processing
Geographic scope
United States US

Taxonomy

Primary area
Intellectual Property
Operational domain
Legal
Topics
Telecommunications Digital Communications

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