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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 10, 1995
Filed:
Oct. 16, 1992
Fujitsu Limited, Kawasaki, JP;
Abstract
A phase angle .theta. of a received signal is calculated according to a formula .theta.=tan.sup.-1 (Q/I), where I and Q are magnitudes of baseband signals obtained by quadrature detection of the received signal. An angular velocity .DELTA..theta. of the phase angle .theta. is also calculated. A variance parameter .SIGMA..sigma..sup.2 is calculated from a deviation .sigma.=.DELTA..theta.-.DELTA..theta., where .DELTA..theta. is a moving average of the .DELTA..theta.. The variance parameter .SIGMA..sigma..sup.2 thus calculated, is compared with a reference value to determine if a burst signal exists. Since the determination is performed essentially based on a phase of the received signal and not on an amplitude of the received signal, fluctuation of the amplitude of the received signal does not affect the decision.
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