WO2003019889A2 - Detenrekonstruktion in einem empfänger - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for reconstructing data transmitted over a transmission link, in particular unscrambled data, in a receiver, the data being obtained from an analog signal which has been distorted and attenuated by the transmission over the transmission link ,
- the present invention relates to a correspondingly designed device.
- digital data in the form of rectangular or trapezoidal pulses are fed into a transmission cable, usually a • copper cable or a glass fiber cable, and received at the other end of the cable with a receiver.
- the data signal is attenuated as a result of the transmission with respect to the amplitude and distorted with respect to the phase position and the group delay, and it can additionally be superimposed by low and high frequency interferers.
- the distorted signal arriving at the receiver must therefore be amplified and equalized in the receiver before the data transmitted in the form of the signal can be reconstructed or recovered.
- known receivers comprise an input-side amplifier, an equalizer connected downstream of the amplifier, an clock recovery circuit for regenerating the clock of the transmitted data and a data recovery circuit for recovering the originally transmitted data, a data stream supplied by the data recovery circuit being synchronous with the regenerated clock becomes.
- conventionally predominantly analog circuit technology is used for the reconstruction of data from an analog signal which has been distorted and attenuated by the transmission over a transmission link.
- FIG. 3 A corresponding example of such a receiver based on analog circuit technology is shown in FIG. 3.
- the receiver comprises an adjustable or programmable amplifier 1 ("Variable Gain Amplifier", VGA), which amplifies a data signal DATA supplied to it.
- VGA Variable Gain Amplifier
- the amplifier 1 is followed by an equalizer 2.
- the equalizer 2 comprises an analog anti-aliasing low-pass filter (“LP”), which can simultaneously be used to suppress crosstalk and noise components.
- LP analog anti-aliasing low-pass filter
- the output of this anti-aliasing low-pass filter 3 is fed back via a further analog low-pass filter 5 for offset suppression, the gain of the amplifier 1 being set as a function of the output signal of this further low-pass filter 5.
- the equalizer 2 comprises an analog cable approximation filter 9 ("APPROX”) for compensating for the distortion occurring on the respective transmission channel or the respective transmission link.
- APPROX analog cable approximation filter 9
- the amplitude of the output signal supplied by the cable approximation filter 9 is evaluated by a level or level detector 23 ("LEVDET”) and, depending on this, an equalizer control unit 10 ("Equalizer Control", EQC) is controlled to control the To adapt the coefficients of the cable approximation filter 9 in discrete steps as best as possible to the transmission function of the respective transmission link and to reproduce the inverse transfer function of the transmission link as precisely as possible in the receiver path of the receiver shown in FIG.
- the amplitude of the analog signal output by the cable approximation filter 9 is checked by a further circuit block 22 ("Analog Loss", ALOSS) and, in the event that a predetermined amplitude limit value is not exceeded, knows that there is no adequate analog signal level for reliable data recovery or data reconstruction.
- ALOSS Analog Loss
- the data and clock recovery is carried out by a unit 18 designated as a "Clock and Data Recovery Unit” (CDR) in combination with a phase locked loop (PLL) 14.
- CDR Lock and Data Recovery Unit
- PLL phase locked loop
- the unit 18 generates the clock CLK of the originally transmitted signal recovered or regenerated and a data stream DATA synchronous to this clock CLK is output.
- the clock recovery must also work with data sequences that have long zero sequences, e.g. PRBS sequences ("pseudo random binary sequence") with up to 14 consecutive zeros.
- PRBS sequences pseudo random binary sequence
- the specified jitter tolerance must also be met.
- the receiver should also be designed so that unscrambled data, i.e. purely stochastic data that can be reconstructed (when scrambling a data stream is scrambled according to a defined mathematical polynomial, this technique serves to avoid constant signal patterns and ensures a more even distribution of the signal energy over the entire frequency range).
- a disadvantage of the conventional analog implementation shown in FIG. 3 is in particular that the set pole and zero points of the low-pass filter 3 used and the cable approximation filter 9 are influenced by parasitic pole and zero points, as a result of which the ideal adaptation function of the receiver is falsified accordingly ,
- the number of sets of coefficients for the cable approximation filter 9 is also limited, which also limits the quality of the cable approximation.
- the coefficients of the cable approximation filter 9 determined from a system simulation are only ideal for a specific type of cable under a given application condition. Variants in the application conditions, such as Different cable lengths and different temperatures etc. often lead to incorrect data recognition and thus to higher bit error rates.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method and a device for reconstructing data transmitted over a transmission link, with which the quality of the equalization and data reconstruction can be improved with little effort.
- the reconstruction of unscrambled data should be possible with the aid of the present invention.
- the signal received by the receiver and transmitted via the respective transmission link is first amplified with a preferably programmable or adjustable amplifier and then discretized using an analog / digital converter in order to obtain a corresponding digital signal.
- This digital signal is then filtered with the help of a digital high-pass filter to suppress noise components below the lowest spectral component of the useful signal (as well as, if necessary, to suppress offset and DC components) and fed to a digital cable approximation filter, which is implemented as an FIR or IIR filter can be and is used to compensate for the channel distortion occurring on the respective transmission link (for example through the transmission cable or a transmitter-side transformer etc.).
- This digital cable approximation filter thus provides an equalized digital signal from which the data originally transmitted over the transmission link can be recovered.
- the amplified received signal can be subjected to analog low-pass filtering, the corresponding analog low-pass filter serving on the one hand as an anti-aliasing filter and on the other hand being able to suppress crosstalk and noise components at the same time.
- the analog / digital converter is preferably operated at a relatively low oversampling rate, the received signal amplified by the adjustable amplifier being able to be sampled at a frequency in the range of the Nyquist frequency (corresponding to twice the data rate) or even at a lower frequency.
- filter tuning for pole stabilization is carried out for the input-side analog low-pass filter, the filter tuning or the polling position of the analog low-pass filter with the data or. Symbol rate depending on the transmission standard used is carried automatically.
- the output signal of the digital cable approximation filter can be evaluated by an equalizer control unit which, depending on this, selects the filter coefficients suitable for the best possible compensation of the channel distortion for the digital cable approximation filter and adjusts the gain of the amplifier on the input side.
- the digital signal provided by the digital cable approximation filter is preferably subjected to linear interpolation in order to increase the data rate in order to improve the subsequent clock recovery.
- This linear interpolation is preferably combined with low-pass filtering in order to filter out frequency components arising from the interpolation above the useful frequency.
- the clock of the original transmission signal is regenerated from the digital signal processed in this way with the aid of a phase locked loop by using a digitally controlled oscillator and with the aid of an output data synchronization a data stream with the originally transmitted data is output in synchronism with this regenerated clock.
- An additional digital low-pass filter can be provided between the digital high-pass filter and the digital cable approximation filter to limit the band of the input signal and to suppress crosstalk and noise components.
- the digital high-pass filter is provided, in particular, immediately after the analog / digital converter, without, for example, low-pass filtering or decimation being carried out between the analog / digital converter and the digital high-pass filter.
- an overmodulation can be detected at the input of this analog / digital converter in order to correspondingly control the gain of the adjustable amplifier on the input side via the above-mentioned equalizer control unit, which can additionally improve the bit error rate.
- the filter coefficients of the digital cable approximation filter can be stored in a memory, for example a ROM or RAM memory, so that the digital cable approximation filter can also be subsequently adapted to different characteristics of the transmission link or the transmission cable during operation, which is the case with analog solutions are fundamentally not possible. Due to the use of digital circuit technology, there is generally extensive parameterizability and thus easy adaptation even during the ongoing operation of these digital circuit components.
- this also applies to, for example signal detectors provided in the receiver, the equalizer control unit and generally the digital filters used in the receiver.
- the compatibility of the receiver with respect to input jitter can be improved with the aid of the present invention. No high clock rates are required for internal signal processing. The oversampling of the received signal by the analog / digital converter can thus be reduced to an oversampling rate of, for example, 1.6.
- the proposed largely digital implementation of the receiver thus represents an optimization of the requirements of a high temporal resolution in the unit known as the "Clock and Data Recovery Unit" for data and clock recovery as well as the requirement for a minimal circuit outlay Invention unscrambled data can be processed.
- Known methods of digital signal processing which require scrambled data (such as DSL transmission systems ("Digital Subscriber Line”)), could not be used to solve the task at the outset, since according to the task in particular a reconstruction of unscrambled data by the present one Invention should be possible.
- known methods of digital signal processing, which influence the data to be sent should not be used in solving the task at the outset, since this is not possible due to the requirements of some data transmission standards (e.g. El / Tl / Jl / E3 / STSl standard).
- the present invention can generally be used to reconstruct data transmitted over any transmission link in a receiver.
- the present invention is preferably used for the reconstruction of data transmitted via a wired transmission link, for example a copper or glass fiber cable.
- FIG. 1 shows a simplified block diagram of a digitally implemented mainly receiver according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- - ' Figure 2 shows a simplified block diagram of a digitally implemented mainly receiver according to a second embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 3 shows a simplified block diagram of a largely analog receiver according to the prior art.
- the receiver shown in FIG. 1 has an adjustable or programmable amplifier 1, to which the data signal DATA received via the respective transmission link or the respective transmission cable is fed in order to amplify it to compensate for the cable loss.
- the adjustable amplifier 1 is followed by an equalizer 2, which on the input side has an analog low-pass filter 3 as an anti-aliasing filter, which at the same time acts as Noise filter and used to suppress crosstalk ("cross talk").
- a circuit block 4 (“LPTUN") is used for filter tuning for the analog low-pass filter 3 in order to ensure pole stabilization of the analog low-pass filter 3.
- the filter tuning or pole position of the analog low-pass filter 3 is carried along with the data rate depending on the transmission standard.
- Another analog low-pass filter 5 is used for offset suppression and is arranged in a feedback path which connects the output of the analog low-pass filter 3 to a control input of the adjustable amplifier 1. Depending on the output signal of the analog low-pass filter 5, the gain of the adjustable amplifier 1 is affected.
- the analog data signal which is low-pass filtered by the analog low-pass filter, is fed to an analog / digital converter 6 ("Analog / Digital Converter", ADC).
- ADC Analog / Digital Converter
- This analog / digital converter 6 samples the analog data signal supplied to it with a relatively low oversampling rate, so that the analog data signal is discretized and a corresponding digital data signal is obtained.
- the sampling rate or sampling frequency of the analog / digital converter 6 can preferably be kept relatively low and be in the range of the so-called Nyquist frequency or even lower. For example, oversampling with 1.6 to 2 times the signal frequency is possible.
- the analog / digital converter 6 can be designed in the form of a sigma-delta analog / digital converter, the sampling rate being dependent, inter alia, on the atomic number to be implemented and the filter type of the analog low-pass filter 3.
- the analog low-pass filter 3 can be configured, for example, as a Butterworth or Bessel filter, a Butterworth filter having the advantage over a Bessel filter that a steeper course of the frequency response can be achieved with the same order, but Butterworth filter compared to a Bessel filter has a non-constant group delay and thus have an asymmetrical impulse response.
- the analog / digital converter 6 is immediately followed by a digital high-pass filter 8 ("high-pass filter", HP), which suppresses noise components or offset and DC components below a predetermined lower limit frequency, in particular below the smallest spectral component of the data signal ,
- the output of the digital high-pass filter 8 is connected to a further digital filter 9, which compensates for the channel distortion caused, for example, by the cable or a transmitter-side transformer, etc., and is used as an FIR filter ("Finite Impulse Response") or IIR Filter ("Infinite Impulse Response”) can be designed.
- the digital filter 9 compensates for the channel distortion to emulate the inverse transfer function of the transfer channel and is therefore also referred to as a cable approximation filter.
- the digital output signal of the digital cable approximation filter 9 is fed to an equalizer control unit 10, which adjusts the gain of the adjustable amplifier 1 and the filter coefficients of the digital cable approximation filter 9 as a function of the signal amplitude.
- These filter coefficients are stored in a memory 11, for example a RAM or ROM memory, and are appropriately selected by the equalizer control unit 10 in order to emulate the inverse transfer function of the transfer channel as optimally as possible.
- the equalized digital data signal output by the digital cable approximation filter 9 is used to recover the original clock rate and the originally sent data therefrom. For this purpose, the data rate of the equalized signal after the digital cable approximation filter 9 is increased by an interpolation unit 13 in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG.
- the digital interpolation unit 13 (“INT”) is preferably supplemented by a subsequent digital low-pass filter, which filters out the additional noise components created by the upstream interpolation unit from the useful or data signal.
- This digital low-pass filter can thus be understood as a form filter for suppressing quantization noise, the order of this digital low-pass filter being based on the degree and the order of the interpolation.
- An override of the signal input of the analog / digital converter 6 is detected by a unit 7 (OVDET) and, depending on this, acts on the adjustable amplifier 1 via the equalizer control unit 10.
- the data signal processed and equalized in the manner described above is fed to a circuit block, which performs the function of the phase locked loop 14 shown in FIG. 3 and the clock and data recovery unit 18 shown in FIG.
- the control loop of the phase locked loop comprises a controlled decimator 15 ("Decimator”, DEC) or frequency divider, a phase detector 17 ("Phase Detector”, PD) and a device for controlling the clock or phase control behavior with a so-called “timing loop "Filter 21 (TLF) and a digitally controlled oscillator 20 (" Digitally Controlled Oscillator ", DCO).
- the phase detector 17 determines the phase error of the detected data in relation to the recovered clock CLK and, depending on this, controls the "timing loop” filter 21, which in turn is used to set the clock control behavior Decimator 15 controls accordingly. Further, in the embodiment shown in Figure 1, an amplitude detector '16 ( “Peak Detector”, PEAKDET) is provided for readjusting the value of an amplitude threshold used in the phase detector 17th
- the oscillator 20 controlled by the "timing loop” filter 21 generates the regenerated clock CLK, which is also fed to a synchronization unit 19 (SYNC) for performing an output data synchronization, this synchronization unit 19 synchronizing with the regenerated clock CLK of the digitally controlled oscillator 20 Outputs data stream with the reconstructed or recovered data DATA.
- SYNC synchronization unit 19
- the decimator 15 of the previously described phase-locked loop reduces the clock rate, which results in a reduction in the area requirement and the power consumption of the subsequent circuit components.
- the low-pass characteristic of the decimator 15 can be used for the additional suppression of noise components.
- FIG. 2 A further exemplary embodiment of a receiver according to the invention is shown in FIG. 2, those circuit components which correspond to the circuit components already shown in FIG. 1 being provided with the same reference symbols. To avoid repetition, reference is made to the preceding description with regard to these circuit components.
- the digital signal output by the digital high-pass filter 8 and high-pass filtered is not fed directly to the digital cable approximation filter 9, but via a digital low-pass filter 12.
- This digital low-pass filter 12 is used to suppress crosstalk and noise components to limit the input signal.
- the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 2 corresponds to the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1, but in FIG. 2
- the filter tuning unit 4 shown in FIG. 1 is not shown in order to indicate that the desired effect does not necessarily require a separate circuit block for active filter tuning, but can also be achieved by other measures known to the person skilled in the art.
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