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ComparedOEMs traditionally used DSP-based hardware, plugged into a PC, for motion control. But new software-based solutions have challenged this approach, claiming equal or better performance at lower cost.View Forums comp.dsp Gardner TED Started by rider ●April 1, 2004 ChronologicalNewest First Hi! I have a query regarding the computation of Gardner Timing Error detector (TED). Dr. Gardner on his article "A BPSK/QPSK Timing Error Detector for Sampled Receivers" states that Timing Error (for BPSK) can be computed as: U(r) = x(r-1/2)[x(r)-x(r-1)] He calls the samples x(r) as "STROBE" values and those like x(r-1/2) as "MIDWAY" between strobes [like x(r-1/2) is midway between x(r) and x(r-1)]. Its also https://www.scribd.com/doc/61575576/A-BPSK-QPSK-Timing-Error-Detector-for-Sampled mentioned that this algorithm uses only 2 samples/symbol to compute the error. I need to ask that: 1)What he means by these STROBE and MIDWAY values ,x(r) and x(r-1/2) , and how to compute them from the available 2 samples/symbol? 2) For the complete timing recovery loop, there is also an interpolator. If the interpolator is fed with 2 samples/symbol, then what is it computing? is it computing the midway https://www.dsprelated.com/showthread/comp.dsp/10330-1.php value x(r-1/2) or what? Regards Rider Reply Posted by Kevin Neilson ●April 1, 2004"rider"
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