A method for removing direct current (DC) interference from a signal received by a communication receiver is provided that removes both a DC offset signal induced by the communication receiver and transmitter. The method includes removing the estimated DC offset from the received signal, correcting a frequency shift in the received signal, estimating a second DC offset signal induced by a source of the received signal, such as a transmitter and removing the estimated second DC offset from the received signal. The receiver DC offset signal is estimated and removed prior to performing a timing carrier offset correction using Barker code manipulation to remove receiver-induced DC offset interference and to sum all Barker chips after effectively multiplying Barker codes to correlate to a Barker sequence unaffected by the receiver DC offset signal.

 
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> Non-coherent frequency shift keying transmitter using a digital interpolation synthesizer

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