Abstract:
An SMSK modulator wherein the output of a bi-phase modulator is passed through a notch filter and a band pass filter to produce an SMSK signal for transmission. The notch filter and band pass filter are constructed to simulate the output (center lobe) of an SMSK conversion filter, which is defined as a filter that converts a bi-phase shift keyed (BPSK) modulated signal into MSK.
Abstract:
A stream of demodulated data is converted to unidirectional pulses, multiplied by two clock reference signals separated by 90 degrees to form two products, which products are low pass filtered and cross multiplied by the same two clock reference signals, and the products produced are summed together to provide a clock reference which is in-phase with the switching times of the data pulses. The in-phase clock pulses operate a sampling circuit to sample the data at each switching point.
Abstract:
An improved quadraphase shift keyed (QPSK) adaptive demodulator includes a Costas loop modified to independently cross couple the inphase (I) and quadraphase (.phi.) channels so that minimum cross talk takes place between the I and Q channels. Advantageously, the improved QPSK adaptive demodulator separates the feedback control for correcting the phasor errors in the I and Q phasors. Advantageously, the improved demodulator permits independent phase adjustment of the I and Q demodulator outputs.