NASA NTRS · 19740022410
Coherent receiver employing nonlinear coherence detection for carrier tracking
Abstract
The concept of nonlinear coherence employed in carrier tracking to improve telecommunications efficiency is disclosed. A generic tracking loop for a coherent receiver is shown having seven principle feedback signals which may be selectively added and applied to a voltage controlled oscillator to produce a reference signal that is phase coherent with a received carrier. An eighth feedback signal whose nonrandom components are coherent with the phase detected and filtered carrier may also be added to exploit the sideband power of the received signal. A ninth feedback signal whose nonrandom components are also coherent with the quadrature phase detected and filtered carrier could be additionally or alternatively included in the composite feedback signal to the voltage controlled oscillator.
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Lindsey, W. C., Simon, M. K.. 1974-08-06. Coherent receiver employing nonlinear coherence detection for carrier tracking. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740022410
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