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titleOfInvention Component timing recovery system for qam
abstract A receiver is for a transmitted quadrature amplitude modulated (QAM) signal representing a continuous symbol and comprising an in-phase (I) component and a quadrature (Q) component. The timing recovery system includes a source 102 of samples representing a QAM signal generated at a fixed frequency. A processing circuit for the I component is connected to the sample source, and has a first demodulator 104 for demodulating the I component of the QAM signal to baseband, and takes a time in response to the control signal and synchronized with the transmission symbol. A first interpolator 108 for generating an I component sample. A processing circuit for the Q component is also connected to the sample source and at a time in response to a control signal and a second demodulator 114 for demodulating the Q component of the QAM signal into a base band, in synchronization with the transmission symbol. And a second interpolator 118 to produce a taken Q component sample. Phase error detector 126 detects a phase error between the sample time of the I and Q component samples from the first and second interpolators and the time of successive transmitter symbols. The adder 130 is connected to a phase error detector and a source of a nominal delay signal. Numerical control delay circuit 132 is connected to the adder to generate respective control signals for the first and second interpolators.
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