Telemetry synchronizer
A telemetry data synchronizer is reported for achieving phase lock and synchronization of an input signal having a pseudorandom sequence.
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Publications and source records attributed to Pardoe, C. T..
A telemetry data synchronizer is reported for achieving phase lock and synchronization of an input signal having a pseudorandom sequence.
Temperature dependence and sensitivity to noise are greatly reduced in system designed to process biphase-level pulse-code-modulated signals.
A time-division multiplexing system has been developed that is significantly different from commercially available equipments. Multiplexing is achieved by interleaving blocks of data from each source, preceded by a short coded bit pattern specifying the source of that particular block of data. Data blocks are transmitted as they become available from each particular source. Hence, synchronism of the input and output rates is not required. The prototype system can accommodate input rates as high as 461 kbit/sec on a single input channel, and output rates as high as 953 kbit/sec. The system makes possible use of an excess of 90% of channel capacity for information transmittal.