This paper proposes a fast timing recovery method with a decision feedback equalizer for baudrate sampling. The proposed method features two special techniques. The first one is for coarse estimation of the sampling phase. Internal signals of the oversampled analog-to-digital converter at different phases are directly taken out for parallel evaluation. The second technique provides fine tuning with a phase-modification stepsize which is adaptively controlled by the residual intersymbol interference. Simulation results by a full-duplex digital transmission system with a multilevel line code show superiority of the proposed method. The coarse timing estimation and the fine tuning reduce 75% and 40% of the time required by the conventional method,respectively. The overall saving in timing recovery is almost 60% over the conventional method. The proposed method could easily be extended to other applications with a decision feedback equalizer.
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Akihiko SUGIYAMA, Tomokazu ITO, "A Fast Timing Recovery Method with a Decision Feedback Equalizer for Baudrate Sampling" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E79-A, no. 8, pp. 1267-1273, August 1996, doi: .
Abstract: This paper proposes a fast timing recovery method with a decision feedback equalizer for baudrate sampling. The proposed method features two special techniques. The first one is for coarse estimation of the sampling phase. Internal signals of the oversampled analog-to-digital converter at different phases are directly taken out for parallel evaluation. The second technique provides fine tuning with a phase-modification stepsize which is adaptively controlled by the residual intersymbol interference. Simulation results by a full-duplex digital transmission system with a multilevel line code show superiority of the proposed method. The coarse timing estimation and the fine tuning reduce 75% and 40% of the time required by the conventional method,respectively. The overall saving in timing recovery is almost 60% over the conventional method. The proposed method could easily be extended to other applications with a decision feedback equalizer.
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