Tuesday, 25 October 2016

digital communications - Isn't Gardner's algorithm and Early-Late gate the same thing?


I'm reading about some symbol synchronization methods and I find these two (ELG and Gardner) very similar.



Early-Late gate takes 2 samples, one at $t=T-\delta$ and the other at $t=T+\delta$, then from that you get the timing error; Gardner takes also 2 samples for $\delta=T/2$, one at $t=T-T/2$ and the other at $t=T+T/2$.


I can't really see the difference between these two, although there must surely be a few. Could someone explain that to me?


Thanks.




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