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Closed Loop Carrier Phase Synchronization Techniques Motivated by Likelihood Functions

Hinedi, Sami·Simon, Marvin·Tsou, Haiping
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This paper reexamines the notion of closed loop carrier phase synchronization motivated by the theory of maximum a posterior (MAP) phase estimation with emphasis on the development of new structures based on both maximum likelihood (ML) and average-likelihood (AL) functions.

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Hinedi, Sami, Simon, Marvin, Tsou, Haiping. 1993-07-14. Closed Loop Carrier Phase Synchronization Techniques Motivated by Likelihood Functions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210004582

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