Abstract: A complex angle converter includes a comparing device. The comparing device operates to derive first difference data representing a difference between predetermined reference data and data represented by a first baseband signal. The comparing device further operates to derive second difference data representing a difference between the predetermined reference data and data represented by a second baseband signal having a quadrature relation with the first baseband signal. The comparing device further operates for comparing absolute values of the first difference data and the second difference data, and for outputting a signal representative of a result of the comparing. The complex angle converter also includes a device serving to group an inversion of a highest bit of the first baseband signal and second highest and lower bits of the second baseband signal into a first set.

Abstract: In a frame synchronizing apparatus for a receiver apparatus of a digital data radio communications system in which data are transmitted in frame periods with a fixed data sequence contained each frame, a data correlation circuit obtains successive sequences of values of vector difference between vector values constituting a demodulated digital baseband signal, and successively compares these sequences with a fixed vector difference sequence corresponding to the fixed data sequence, to derive a correlation signal substantially unaffected by any phase rotation in the baseband signal. A frame synchronizing circuit formed as a PLL for generating a frame synchronizing signal, includes a phase comparator which periodically indicates whether a detected phase difference between the correlation signal and frame synchronizing signal is effectively zero, positive or negative, and a counter holding a count value indicating a cumulative phase error between these signals.

Abstract: A quadrature demodulator includes a device for generating first and second reference signals having a quadrature relation with each other. A first demodulating device serves to compare phases of the first reference signal and an input modulated signal to demodulate the input modulated signal into a first binary baseband signal. A second demodulating device serves to compare phases of the second reference signal and the input modulated signal to demodulate the input modulated signal into a second binary baseband signal having a quadrature relation with the first baseband signal. A first counting device operates to count pulses of a clock signal in response to the first baseband signal. A second counting device operates to count pulses of the clock signal in response to the second baseband signal. An address signal is generated in response to the output signals of the first and second counting devices.