1983
DOI: 10.1109/mcom.1983.1091481
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Minimum-shift keyed modem implementations for high data rates

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“…An additional multiplication with a second carrier is introduced in the OQPSK modulator to realize the MSK. This second carrier has a frequency of 1=4T which produces the same effect as that seen in CPFSK, where T is once again the bit duration to generate the orthogonal modulation format (Simon 1976;Prabhu 1981;Ziemer and Ryan 1983;Svensson and Sundberg 1985;Sadr and Omura 1988;Klymyshyn et al 1999).…”
Section: Digital Frequency Modulation (Dfm) and Minimum Shift Keying mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An additional multiplication with a second carrier is introduced in the OQPSK modulator to realize the MSK. This second carrier has a frequency of 1=4T which produces the same effect as that seen in CPFSK, where T is once again the bit duration to generate the orthogonal modulation format (Simon 1976;Prabhu 1981;Ziemer and Ryan 1983;Svensson and Sundberg 1985;Sadr and Omura 1988;Klymyshyn et al 1999).…”
Section: Digital Frequency Modulation (Dfm) and Minimum Shift Keying mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bei zweispuriger Modulation und Demodulation gilt allgemein bei verzerrungsfreiem Kanal [9] G(/)=G M (/)-G D (/), (15) wobei die Übertragungsfunktion G D (/) die Impulsformung im Demodulator beschreibt. Die übliche Dimensionierung ist (G(/) nichtnegativ reell) G M (/) = G D (/)=J/G(/); …”
Section: Impulsformungunclassified