Abstract:
A control circuit having a digital memory for providing sweep voltages to ceivers in a doppler satellite tracking station of proper amplitude and duration to ensure searching in the correct doppler frequency range. An internally generated ramp function voltage is combined with a reference voltage to produce a composite sweep signal for the receiver. The reference voltage level is determined either from a set of digi-switches or from a digital memory circuit which outputs a digital signal that is a function of the frequency of a received doppler signal.
Abstract:
A control circuit having a digital memory for providing sweep voltages to ceivers in a doppler satellite tracking station of proper amplitude and duration to ensure searching in the correct doppler frequency range. An internally generated ramp function voltage is combined with a reference voltage to produce a composite sweep signal for the receiver. The reference voltage level is determined either from a set of digi-switches or from a digital memory circuit which outputs a digital signal that is a function of the frequency of a received doppler signal.
Abstract:
A digital frequency correlator circuit for comparing the frequencies of a urality of a-c signals to determine if they are coherent within a predetermined number of cycles. The a-c signals are converted into digital numbers representing their frequencies. The digital numbers are subtracted and the difference is compared, utilizing an exclusive-or circuit, with a predetermined number of cycles. If the difference is greater than the predetermined number of cycles, a logic 0 is outputted. If the difference is equal to or less than the predetermined number of cycles, a logic 1 is outputted.