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Bandpass Modulation and Demodulation 3-Digital Communications-Lecture Slides, Slides of Digital Communication Systems

This lecture was delivered by Mr. Sujay Rangarajan at Birla Institute of Technology and Science. Its part of lecture series on Digital Communications course. It includes: Bandpass, Modulation, Demodulation, Differential, Phase, Shift, Keying, Gray, Code, Noncoherent, Detection, Carrier, QPSK

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Download Bandpass Modulation and Demodulation 3-Digital Communications-Lecture Slides and more Slides Digital Communication Systems in PDF only on Docsity! Chapter 4: Bandpass Modulation and Demodulation ® docsity.com Today’s Agenda Review Differential Phase Shift Keying D8PSK Example docsity.com 7 If v,(t) = Acos(@)t + 45°) and w,(t) = Acos(@pt — 45°) : Decision: 1. Calculate z,(t) as 2) = fr) w (Oat 2. Find the quadrant of (Zp), 24) ® docsity.com 4.6 Complex Envelope = Areal bandpass waveform s(t) can be represented using complex notation sect s(t) =Re{g(e""} Where g(t) is known as the complex envelope, expressed as: = The magnitude of the complex envelope is: RN=|gMl=yr Orv = And its phase: I(t a(t) = tan! 2 x(t) = g(t) is called the baseband message or data in complex form and e/"0', the carrier wave in complex form ® docsity.com = Then the modulation can be expressed as the product of the two s(t) = Re{[ x(t) + jv(t)] [cos @,f+ jsin @t]} = x(t)cos @,t—- y(t)sin @yt 4.6.1 Quadrature Implementation of a Modulator = Consider a baseband waveform g(t) appearing at discrete times k =1,2,..., Then g(t), x(t) and y(t) can be written as g,, x,,y,. Let x,=y, =0.707A; Then complex envelope can be expressed in discrete form as! g, =x, + jy, =0.707 A+ j0.707 A = The modulation process suggests: s(t) = Re{g, e”””} = Re{[ x, + jv, ] [cos o,f + jsin a,t]} = xX, COS W ,f- y, SM Oy 1 = 0.707 Acos w,f-0.707 Asin @,f = Acos [oy + 4) ® docsity.com = Detector in general calculates the coordinates of the incoming signal by correlating it with locally generated waveforms such as: \2/T cosw,t and V2/T sinwgt Angie measured by datector ysl) Ld (ay : by} Stored signal vector (ag, bz) 6 Currently = The detector then measures the = _ ved signal vector angle between the currently received signal vector and the previously received signal vector. a th ym 20M fet, M in wylt) Fig 4.16 — Signal space for DPSK ® docsity.com 4.5.2 Detection of Binary PSK Differential Encoding message (first bit arbitrary), d, Sample Index,k 0 |1 12 6 |7 |8 |91]10 Information Message, a, 1 11 1 11 0 );0]1 Differentially Encoded 141 41 141 {0 1171 shift, 6, Corresponding phase 070 |0 Encoding Schemes d, = di, ® ay, d, = di ® ay, @ docsity.com Decoding Scheme r(k) n a, =n, On, a(k) docsity.com
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