UNIT-6 ANGLE MODULATION (FM) II
|
|
- Rafe Waters
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 UNI-6 ANGLE MODULAION FM II opis: Demodulaion o FM waes, Phase Loed Loop, Non-linear Model o he phase loed loop, Linear model o he phase loed loop, FM sereo muliplexing, Nonlinear ees in FM sysems, and FM sysems. Frequeny demodulaion is he proess ha enables us o reoer he original modulaing signal rom a requeny modulaed signal. Frequeny Demodulaor produes an oupu signal wih ampliude direly proporional o he insananeous requeny o FM wae. Frequeny demodulaors are broadly lassiied ino wo aegories: i Dire mehod examples: requeny disriminaors and zero rossing deeors. ii Indire mehod example: phase loed loop. he dire mehods use he dire appliaion o he deiniion o insananeous requeny. he indire mehod depends on he use o eed ba o ra ariaions in he insananeous requeny o he inpu signal. Slope Cirui: his is a irui in whih he oupu olage is proporional o he inpu requeny. An example is a diereniaor. he oupu o he diereniaor, x ds/d and he ranser union, H jπ. Fig: 6. A simple diereniaor wih ranser union.
2 Slope deeor: A slope deeor irui onsiss o wo unis: a slope irui and an enelope deeor. he slope irui oners he requeny ariaions in he FM signal ino a olage signal, whih resembles an AM signal. he enelope irui obains he oupu signal proporional o he message signal. s slope s enelope s o irui deeor FM FVC AM AM demodulaor Fig: 6. lo diagram o a Slope deeor. Consider an FM signal as deined below: equaion 6. s A os π π m τ dτ, where i m 6. Le he slope irui be simply diereniaor: s A m sin m d π π π π τ τ so A π π m he oupu o he slope irui is hus proporional o he message signal, m. A simple slope deeor irui is shown i ig-6.3, onsiss o slope irui and an enelope irui. Fig: 6.3 A simple Slope deeor irui.
3 alaned Frequeny Disriminaor: he requeny disriminaor onsiss o slope iruis and enelope deeors. An ideal slope irui is haraerized by he ranser union ha is purely imaginary, arying linearly wih requeny inside a presribed requeny ineral. he ranser union deined by he equaion 6. and is shown in igure 6.4a. Fig: 6.4 a Frequeny response o ideal slope irui, H. b Frequeny response o omplex low pass iler equialen Frequeny response o ideal slope irui omplemenary o para. 6. oherwise,,, a j a j H π π
4 Consider an FM signal s haing sperum rom / o / and zero ouside his range. Le s be he oupu o he slope irui. Any slope irui an be onsidered as an equialen low pass iler drien wih he omplex enelope o inpu, FM wae. Le H ~ is omplex ranser union o he slope irui. his union is relaed o H by Using equaions 6. and 6.3, we ge his is depied in he igure 6.4b. Le s be he FM wae, deined in equaion6. and is omplex enelope be s ~ gien by: Le s ~ be he omplex enelope o he response o he slope irui deined by ig-6.4a. he Fourier ransorm o s ~ is Using he diereniaion in ime domain propery o Fourier ransorm; oherwise,, ~ a j H π...6.3, ~ > or H H 6.5 exp ~ omplex enelope o d m j A s s π 6.6 oherwise,, ~ ~ ~ ~ S a j S H S π 6.7 exp ~ ~ ~ d m j m aa j s j d ds a s π π π
5 hereore he response o he slope irui is deined as 6.8: s Re π [ ~ s exp jπ ] aa m os π π m d π 6.8 he signal, s is a hybrid modulaed wae in whih boh he ampliude and requeny o he arrier wae ary he message signal, m. I m < or all, resuling oupu ~ s π aa m o enelope 6.9 deeor is he bias erm π a A is proporional o he slope a o he ranser union o he slope irui. he bias may be remoed by subraing rom he enelope deeor oupu rom he oupu o a seond enelope deeor preeded by a omplemenary slope irui wih a ranser union H as desribed in ig:6.4. ~ ~ H H 6. Le s be he oupu o he omplemenary slope irui wae s. he enelope o he irui is ~ s π aa m produed by he inoming FM 6. he dierene beween he wo enelopes in equaions 6.9 and 6. is s ~ ~ s s 4π aa m 6. hus an ideal requeny disriminaor an be modelled as a pair o slope iruis ollowed by enelope deeors and a summer as shown in ig-6.5 whih is alled balaned requeny disriminaor.
6 Fig: 6.5 Idealized model o alaned requeny disriminaor. he idealized model an be losely realized using he irui shown in ig-6.6 whih onsiss o wo resonan iruis. he upper and lower resonan ilers are uned o requenies aboe and below he un-modulaed arrier requeny,. he ampliude responses o he uned ilers and he oal response are shown in he ig-6.7. Fig: 6.6 alaned requeny disriminaor. he oerall perormane o he balaned requeny disriminaor will be good only when boh he ilers hae high Q-aor and a proper requeny separaion beween he uning requenies o he wo ilers. Howeer here will be disorions presen in he oupu due o he ollowing aors:. Sperum o FM wae is no exaly zero or he requenies ouside he range.. uned ilers are no srily band-limied 3. RC ilers in he enelope deeor inrodue disorions 4. uned iler haraerisis are no linear oer he whole requeny band.
7 Fig: 6.7 Frequeny response. Zero Crossing Deeor: his deeor irui explois he propery ha he insananeous requeny o an FM wae is approximaely gien by dθi π d i 6.3 where is he ime dierene beween he adjaen zero rossings o he FM wae. Le n be he number o zero rossings inside an ineral and hen express he ime is gien by n and i n 6.4 hus he insananeous requeny is linearly relaed o he message signal m; i an be reoered rom he nowledge o n. A simpliied blo diagram o a zero rossing deeor based on he aboe priniple is shown in he ig-6.8. he basi blos are Limier, Pulse generaor and Inegraor. he Limier produes a square wae ersion o he inpu FM wae. he Pulse generaor produes pulses a he posiie going edges and negaie going edges o he limier oupu. he Inegraor perorms he aeraging oer he ineral and hene produes he message signal.
8 Phase-Loed Loop PLL: he PLL is a negaie eedba sysem ha onsiss o hree major omponens: a muliplier, a loop iler and a olage onrolled osillaor VCO onneed in he orm o a loop as shown in he ig-6.9. he VCO is a sine wae generaor whose requeny is deermined by he olage applied o i. Fig: 6.9 Phase Loed Loop Iniially he VCO is adjused suh ha onrol olage is zero, wo ondiions are saisied:. Frequeny o VCO is se preisely a he arrier requeny, and. VCO oupu has a 9 o phase shi w.r.. o he un-modulaed arrier wae. Le he inpu signal applied o he PLL be s: s A where sin [ π φ ] φ π m d
9 Le he VCO oupu be r: r A where os [ π φ ] φ π d where is he requeny sensiiiy o VCO in Hz/ol. Inoming FM signal and VCO oupu are applied o he muliplier. he Muliplier oupu e m s r, produes wo omponens: where m muliplier gain in ol -. A high requeny omponen: m A A sin[ 4π ϕ ϕ ]. A low requeny omponen: m A A sin[ ϕ - ϕ ] he high requeny omponen is eliminaed by he loop iler low pass ype and VCO. hen he inpu o he Loop iler is: e m A A sin[ ϕ - ϕ ] 6.8 e m A A sin [ φ ] e he Phase error : φ e φ φ φ π d he loop iler operaes on he inpu e o produe he oupu: e * h; where h is impulse response o he loop iler. e τ h τ dτ Diereniaing he equaion 6.; we ge dφ e dφ π d d
10 Using 6. and 6.9; and rearranging dφe d where dφ π K sin d K A A : loop m [ φ τ ] h τ dτ e - gain parameer he equaion 6. represens a Non-linear model o a phase loed loop and is shown in ig-6.. he nonlinear model resembles he basi PLL sruure. he Muliplier is replaed by a subraor and a sinusoidal nonlineariy, and he VCO by an inegraor. u he nonlinear model is ery diiul o analyze. Fig: 6. Non-linear model o a Phase Loed Loop Linear Model o Phase-Loed Loop : he nonlinear model is a ompliaed model and is diiul o analyze. Hene a simpler ersion o his model alled a linear model is obained. An assumpion ha phase error, ϕ e is small leads o an approximaion: sin[ ϕ e ] ϕ e 6.3 and subsiuing in 6.9; we ge e m A A ϕ e. 6.4 hus he nonlinear model in ig-6. an be wrien in a simpliied orm as shown in ig:6..
11 Fig: 6. Linear model o a Phase Loed Loop Subsiuing equaion 6.3 in 6. leads o dφe dφ π K d d [ φ τ ] e h τ dτ dφe d π K dφ d [ φ * h ] e Applying Fourier ransorm o equaion 6.5; jπ ϕ e π K ϕ e H jπ ϕ j Φe Φ j K H Le L be open-loop ranser union o PLL. L K H j hen ϕ e an be wrien as Φe Φ L he oupu o he linear model in ig 6., an be deined as
12 K Φ e * h Applying Fourier ransorm and using 6.7 we ge u sin g V 6.8 K V H Φ j e L Φ L j. L Φ... e 6.3 As he loop ranser union, L approahes large alue, ϕ e approahes zero. he phase o VCO beomes asympoially equal o he phase o he inoming wae and phase-lo is esablished. j For L >>, V Φ Applying inerse Fourier ransorm o he aboe equaion: dφ π d Subsiuing or ϕ rom 6.5 m hus he oupu o he linearized model is proporional o he message signal.
13 FM Sereo Muliplexing: Sereo muliplexing is a orm o requeny diision muliplexing designed o ransmi wo separae signals ia he same arrier. I is widely used in he FM radio broadasing o send wo dieren elemens o a program. For example he dieren elemens an be seions o orhesra, a oalis and an aompanis. his gies a spaial dimension o is perepion or he lisener a he reeiing end. he wo imporan aors ha inluene he FM sereo ransmission are:. he ransmission has o operae wihin he alloaed FM broadas hannels.. I has o ompaible wih he monophoni reeiers. he FM sereo ransmier onsiss o a muliplexing sysem. he blo diagram o he muliplexer is shown in ig-6.. Fig: 6. Muliplexer sysem in ransmier o FM sereo. Le m l and m r denoe he wo signals rom he wo dieren mirophones a he ransmier end o he sysem. hey are applied o a marixer ha generaes he sum signal and he dierene signal. he sum signal [m l m r ] is used in he base band orm only. he dierene signal [m l - m r ] along wih a 38 Hz sub-arrier are applied o a produ modulaor o generae a DSSC modulaed wae. he sub- arrier is generaed rom a requeny doubler using 9 Hz osillaor. he hree signals: sum signal, dierene signal and a pilo arrier signal o requeny 9 Hz are ombined/added o obain he muliplexed signal. he muliplexed signal an be deined as:
14 m [ m l m r ] [ m l - m r ] os4π K osπ where 9 Hz and K is a onsan, hosen o mainain he pilo beween 8% and % o he pea requeny deiaion. he sperum o he muliplexed signal is shown in he ig6.3. Fig: Sperum o Sereo muliplexed signal, m. he muliplexed signal is used as a modulaing signal or he FM modulaor o produe an FM signal or ransmission. he FM sereo reeier onsiss o demodulaor and de-muliplexer. he de-muliplexer is shown in ig.6.4. he de-muliplexer onsiss o hree ilers: a low pass iler and wo band pass ilers. he base band low pass iler reoers he sum signal in he band -5 Hz, he band pass iler reoers he modulaed dierene signal in he band 3-53 Hz and a narrow band pass iler is used o reoer he pilo arrier 9 Hz. he sub-arrier signal o requeny 38 Hz is obained by requeny doubling he pilo arrier. he dierene signal is hen obained rom sub-arrier and modulaed dierene signal using a oheren deeor. he marixer add/subraor reonsrus he le signal, m l and he righ signal, m r. Fig: 6.4 : De-muliplexer sysem in reeier o FM sereo.
15 Non-linear Ees in FM Sysems: Nonlineariies are presen in all elerial newors in one orm or he oher. he wo basi orms o nonlineariies are: Srong non-lineariy and wea non-lineariy.. he Srong non-lineariy is inrodued inenionally and in a onrolled manner or some speii appliaion. Ex: Mulipliers. Square-law Modulaors, Limiers, and Frequeny. he Wea non-lineariy is o parasii naure whih arises due o impereions. he ee o his is o limi he useul signal leels in a sysem. In his seion he ees o hannel on FM signal is onsidered. Le i be an FM signal; i A Cos[ π ϕ ] 6.34 Consider a ommuniaion hannel whose ranser haraerisi are deined by he non-liner inpu oupu relaion: i be he inpu and o be he oupu o he hannel o a i a i a 3 3 i o a A Cos[ π ϕ] a A Cos [ π ϕ] a 3 A 3 Cos 3 [ π ϕ] Expanding and simpliying, we ge a A a a A A os 3 4 a 3 A 3 os [ π φ ] 4 3 [ 4π φ ] a A os[ 6π 3φ ] he irs erm represens he DC omponen, he remaining hree erms represen he requeny modulaed signals wih arrier requenies, and 3. o exra he FM signal rom he hannel oupu, i is neessary o separae he FM signal wih arrier rom he loses omponen o arrier requeny. Le denoe he requeny deiaion and W denoe he highes requeny omponen o message signal, m. he hannel oupu o will hae he highes omponen rom irs FM as W and he lowes omponen rom he seond FM is W. Hene he neessary ondiion required o separae he FM signal is:
16 W > W hereore > 3 W hus by using a band pass iler o mid requeny and bandwidh W he hannel oupu is redued o 3 3 a A a3 A os φ W w 4 [ π ] hereore he ee o passing an FM signal hrough a hannel wih ampliude nonlineariies, ollowed by appropriae ilering, is simply o modiy is ampliude. Hene unlie AM, FM signals are less aeed by he hannel disorions. he FM signal is sensiie o phase nonlineariies. Phase nonlineariies are enounered in Mirowae radio sysems, whih is due o he phase haraerisis o repeaers or ampliiers used in he sysem. hus he FM signal is less sensiie o ampliude nonlineariies and more sensiie o phase nonlineariies. FM Sysem: A FM sysem onsiss o wo basi unis: FM ransmier and FM reeier. A lile inormaion is added in his seion abou boh ransmier and reeier. FM ransmier he basi blo diagram o FM ransmier is shown in ig.6.5. he audio inpu signal is irs pre-proessed using pre-emphasis irui o minimize he ariaion in SNR signal-onoise raio a he reeier. he narrow band modulaor is generaed and hen passed hrough requeny mulipliers o ge wide band FM. he wide band FM signal is ed o drier and hen o a power ampliier whih inreases he signal srengh beore ransmission. Pre-emphasis: Mos ommon analog signals hae high requeny omponens ha are relaiely low in ampliude han low requeny ones. Ambien elerial noise is uniormly disribued. hereore, he SNR or high requeny omponens is lower ompared o low
17 requeny omponens. o orre his problem, inpu signal is pre-emphasized beore requeny modulaion. In FM broadasing, he high requeny omponens are boosed by passing he modulaing signal hrough a HPF wih a 75 ms ime onsan beore modulaion. his opi is disussed in deail in noise analysis o FM sysems. Fig: 6.5: A simple FM ransmier FM Reeier: A reeier based on super heerodyne priniple is shown in he ig.6.6. he RF ampliier booss he signal srengh o reeied wea signal. he mixer and loal osillaor ogeher perorms he down onersion o FM signal o IF range. he disriminaor irui perorms he demodulaion proess o dee he message signal. Fig: 6.6: A simple FM reeier
18 Ampliude Limier: An FM wae ges disored when i is ransmied hrough he hannel. he FM wae a he inpu o he reeier will no hae onsan ampliude beause o he hannel impereions. Hene a he reeier i is neessary o remoe he ampliude ariaions prior o he demodulaion. his is arried ou by an ampliude limier irui in he reeier. An ampliude limier irui onsiss o a hard limier and a band pass iler. he hard limier will oner disored FM wae ino an FM square wae. he band pass iler will blo all he harmonis in FM square wae o obain an undisored FM wae. De-emphasis: A he FM reeier, he signal aer demodulaion mus be de-emphasized by a iler wih omplemenary haraerisis as he pre-emphasis iler o resore he relaie ampliudes o he modulaing signal. he de-emphasis newor is a simple R-C newor similar o a low pass iler. Summary: In his haper arious demodulaion shemes suh requeny disriminaor, PLL based demodulaors are disussed. In addiion o ha he FM sereo muliplexing mehod is explained. During he ransmission FM signal he hannel will indue disorions due o he nonlineariies. o minimize hese proper hoie o ilers are essenial. In he end, a disussion is done on he FM ransmier and FM reeiers.
Example Message bandwidth and the transmitted signal bandwidth
4.6 Bandwidh-Eiien Modulaions 4.74. We are now going o deine a quaniy alled he bandwidh o a signal. Unorunaely, in praie, here isn jus one deiniion o bandwidh. Deiniion 4.75. The bandwidh (BW) o a signal
More informationLecture 12: Modulation Techniques for Mobile Radio. Amplitude Modulation (Full AM or Double Sideband with Carrier)
EE 499: Wireless & Mobile Communiaions (08) Leure : Modulaion Tehniques or Mobile Radio Dr. Wajih. bu-l-saud mpliude Modulaion Tehniques mpliude Modulaion (Full M or Double Sideband wih Carrier) The general
More informationdm t t A cos 2 10 t 10
T.C. OKAN ÜNİVERSİTESİ Fauly o Engineering and Arhieure Elerial and Eleroni Engineering Program EEE 3 Analog Communiaions Fall 23 In Class Work Par 4 Soluions:. Skeh he FM and PM modulaed waveorms or he
More informationChapter 2 Continuous-Wave Modulation. 2.1 Introduction
Chaper Coninuous-Wave Modulaion.1 Inroduion 1 . mpliude Modulaion os : arrier ampliude : arrier requeny 1+k a m S X.1 os The oupu o he modulaor s 1 kam os. Where m is he baseband signal, k a is he ampliude
More informationLecture 19: Lowpass, bandpass and highpass filters
Leure 9: Lowpass, bandpass and higass filers UHTXHQF\6HOHFLYH LOHUV Ideal frequeny-seleive filers are filers ha le frequeny omponens over a given frequeny band (he passband pass hrough undisored, while
More informationCOMM702: Modulation II
COMM70: Modulaion II Leure 4 - Coheren and non-oheren inary pass-and daa ransmission Binary Digial Modulaion Sinusoidal Carrier Digial Message ASK FSK PSK Parameers o Digial Pass-and ransmission Proailiy
More informationChapter 2 Summary: Continuous-Wave Modulation. Belkacem Derras
ECEN 44 Communicaion Theory Chaper Summary: Coninuous-Wave Modulaion.1 Modulaion Modulaion is a process in which a parameer of a carrier waveform is varied in accordance wih a given message (baseband)
More informationLecture 13: Capacity of Cellular Systems
Leure : apaiy of ellular Sysems Afer ha we onsidered he apaiy of a ommuniaion hannel in he erms of raffi load of daa in bis per seond and speral effiieny in erms of bi per seond per herz, le us now disuss
More informationCommunications II Lecture 5: Effects of Noise on FM. Professor Kin K. Leung EEE and Computing Departments Imperial College London Copyright reserved
Communicaions II Lecure 5: Eecs o Noise on FM Proessor Kin K. Leung EEE and Compuing Deparmens Imperial College London Copyrigh reserved Ouline Recap o FM FM sysem model in noise Derivaion o oupu SNR Pre/de-emphasis
More informationECE ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS - INVESTIGATION 7 INTRODUCTION TO AMPLITUDE MODULATION - PART II
ECE 405 - ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS - INVESTIGATION 7 INTRODUCTION TO AMPLITUDE MODULATION - PART II FALL 2005 A.P. FELZER To do "well" on his invesigaion you mus no only ge he righ answers bu mus also do
More informationChapter 5 Amplitude Modulation
Chaper 5 pliude Modulaion 68 nalog Couniaion Syse Inoraion Soure Signal Modulaor Propagaion Channel Signal Deodulaor Inoraion Desinaion nalog signals ay be ransied direly via arrier odulaion over he propagaion
More informationx(at) 1 x(t) h(t) H( jω )X( jω ) x(t)p(t) 1 X( jω ) P( jω) x(t t d ) e jωt d x(t)e jω 0t X( j(ω ω 0 )) LECTURE OBJECTIVES Signal Processing First
Signal Proessing Firs Leure 4 Ampliude Modulaion AM LECURE OBJECIVES Review of F properies Convoluion mulipliaion Frequen shifing Sinewave Ampliude Modulaion AM radio Frequen-division mulipleing FDM
More informationWrap Up. Fourier Transform Sampling, Modulation, Filtering Noise and the Digital Abstraction Binary signaling model and Shannon Capacity
Wrap Up Fourier ransorm Sampling, Modulaion, Filering Noise and he Digial Absracion Binary signaling model and Shannon Capaciy Copyrigh 27 by M.H. Perro All righs reserved. M.H. Perro 27 Wrap Up, Slide
More informationCommunication Systems. Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
COMM 704: Communicaion Lecure : Analog Mulipliers Dr Mohamed Abd El Ghany Dr. Mohamed Abd El Ghany, Mohamed.abdel-ghany@guc.edu.eg nroducion Nonlinear operaions on coninuous-valued analog signals are ofen
More informationPassband Data Transmission II References Frequency-shift keying Chapter 6.5, S. Haykin, Communication Systems, Wiley. H.1
Passand Daa ransmission II Reerences Frequency-shi keying Chaper 6.5, S. Haykin, Communicaion Sysems, Wiley. H. Inroducion Inroducion PSK and QAM are linear modulaion FSK is a nonlinear modulaion Similar
More informationTest 1 Review. Test 1 Review. Communication Systems: Foundational Theories. Communication System. Reference: Sections and
Tes 1 Review Tes 1 Review Proessor Deepa Kundur Universiy o Torono Reerence: Secions 2.2-2.7 and 3.1-3.6 o S. Haykin and M. Moher, Inroducion o Analog & Digial Communicaions, 2nd ed., John iley & Sons,
More informationSolution of ECE 342 Test 2 S12
Soluion of ECE 342 Tes 2 S2. All quesions regarding superheerodyne receivers refer o his diagram. x c () Anenna B T < B RF < 2 f B = B T Oher Signals f c Mixer f Baseband x RFi RF () x RFo () () () x i
More informationPrinciples of Communications Lecture 3: Analog Modulation Techniques (1) Chih-Wei Liu 劉志尉 National Chiao Tung University
Priniples of ouniaions Leure 3: nalog Modulaion Tehniques 1 hih-wei Liu 劉志尉 Naional hiao Tung Universiy wliu@wins.ee.nu.edu.w Oulines Linear Modulaion ngle Modulaion Inerferene Feedbak Deodulaors nalog
More informationFeedback interferometry with frequency modulation
Feedbak inerferomery wih frequeny modulaion ior. obolev, Galina A. Kashheeva Insiue of Auomaion and Eleromery (IAE) iberian Branh of he Russian Aademy of ienes (B RA) 1, Kopuga prospe, Novosibirsk, 639,
More informationEXPERIMENT #4 AM MODULATOR AND POWER AMPLIFIER
EXPERIMENT #4 AM MODULATOR AND POWER AMPLIFIER INTRODUCTION: Being able o ransmi a radio frequency carrier across space is of no use unless we can place informaion or inelligence upon i. This las ransmier
More informationActive Filters - 1. Active Filters - 2
PHY35 - Elecronics Laboraory, all Term (K rong) Acie ilers - By combining op-amps wih energy-sorage elemens, circuis can be designed o gie frequency-dependen op-amp responses Acie filers are hose ha use
More informationIntermediate Frequency (IF)
Inerediae Frequeny IF Iage frequeny p. II-33 Apliude Modulaion: SSB DSB odulaion: By ixing wih a inuoidal arrier a rad/e, half of hi peral deniy i ranlaed up in frequeny and enered abou and half i ranlaed
More informationEE 330 Lecture 24. Amplification with Transistor Circuits Small Signal Modelling
EE 330 Lecure 24 Amplificaion wih Transisor Circuis Small Signal Modelling Review from las ime Area Comparison beween BJT and MOSFET BJT Area = 3600 l 2 n-channel MOSFET Area = 168 l 2 Area Raio = 21:1
More informationA NEW LINEARIZATION METHOD FOR CANCELLATION OF THIRD ORDER DISTORTION
A NEW LINEARIZATION METHOD FOR CANCELLATION OF THIRD ORDER DISTORTION by KONRAD MIEHLE A hesis submied o he fauly of The Universiy of Norh Carolina a Charloe in parial fulfillmen of he requiremens for
More informationLaboratory #2. Spectral Analysis of Digital Baseband Signals. SYSC 4600 Digital Communications
Laboraory #2 Speral Analysis of Digial Baseband Signals SYSC 4600 Digial Communiaions Deparmen of Sysems and Compuer Engineering Fauly of Engineering Carleon Universiy Oober 206 Deparmen of Sysems & Compuer
More informationDouble Side Band Suppressed Carrier
Leure 4 Double Side Band Suppressed Carrier Dr. Ahed El-Mahdy Double Side Band (DSB) Copare beween his equaion and he equaion o onvenional AM Dr. Ahed El-Mahdy SDSB() () S() 0 CARRIER SIGNAL 0-0 0 0.05
More informationUNIT IV DIGITAL MODULATION SCHEME
UNI IV DIGIAL MODULAION SCHEME Geomeric Represenaion of Signals Ojecive: o represen any se of M energy signals {s i (} as linear cominaions of N orhogonal asis funcions, where N M Real value energy signals
More informationPage 1. Spreading and frequency selective fading. #4: Spread Spectrum Technology. How do we overcome limitations imposed by the radio channel?
EEC173B/ECS15C, Spring 009 How do we overome limiaions imposed by he radio hannel? Fundamenals o Wireless Communiaions #4: Spread Sperum #5: Muliplexing #6: Frequeny euse (Cellular Conep) Case Sudy: Wireless
More informationChapter 2: Fourier Representation of Signals and Systems
Tes 1 Review Tes 1 Review Proessor Deepa Kundur Universiy o Torono Reerence: Secions: 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6 o S. Haykin and M. Moher, Inroducion o Analog & Digial
More information16.5 ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES
16.5 ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES For reiew purposes, more examples of boh piecewise linear and incremenal analysis are gien in he following subsecions. No new maerial is presened, so readers who do no need addiional
More informationMultipath. Introduction. Theory. Multipath 7.1
Mulipa 7. Mulipa Inroducion Tere are wo caracerisics o radio cannels a presen serious diiculies or elecommunicaion sysems. One is e remendous dynamic range a mus be accommodaed due o e large cange in pa
More informationCommunication involves the transfer of information from one point to another. Three basic elements
Wha s Communiaions? Communiaion involves he ransfer of informaion from one poin o anoher. Three basi elemens Transmier: onvers message ino a form suiable for ransmission Channel: he physial medium, inrodues
More informationEND-OF-YEAR EXAMINATIONS ELEC321 Communication Systems (D2) Friday, 19 November 2004, 9:20 a.m. Three hours plus 10 minutes reading time.
END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2004 Uni: Day and Time: Time Allowed: ELEC32 Communiaion Sysems (D2) Friday, 9 November 2004, 9:20 a.m. Three hours plus 0 minues reading ime. Toal Number of Quesions: SIX (6)
More informationAnalog Modulation. Amplitude modulation F. Dellsperger
Analog Modulaion Apliude odulaion AM -8 F. Dellsperger Conen. Analog odulaion ehniques... 36. Apliude odulaion... 36.. Conenional apliude odulaion... 36.. Double Sideband Modulaion DSB and Single Sideband
More informationChapter 2 Introduction: From Phase-Locked Loop to Costas Loop
Chaper 2 Inroducion: From Phase-Locked Loop o Cosas Loop The Cosas loop can be considered an exended version of he phase-locked loop (PLL). The PLL has been invened in 932 by French engineer Henri de Belleszice
More informationIntroduction: Analog Communication: Goal: Transmit a message from one location to another.
ECE-5 Phil Schnier January 6, 8 Inroducion: Goal: Transmi a rom one locaion o anoher When is coninuous waveorm analog comm (eg, FM radio), sequence o numbers digial comm (eg, mp ile), hough he sequence
More informationModulation exercises. Chapter 3
Chaper 3 Modulaion exercises Each problem is annoaed wih he leer E, T, C which sands for exercise, requires some hough, requires some concepualizaion. Problems labeled E are usually mechanical, hose labeled
More informationPulse Waveforms and the R-C Response
4 Pulse Waeforms and he R-C Response 4.1 INRODUCION Our analysis hus far has been limied o alernaing waeforms ha ary in a sinusoidal manner. his chaper will inroduce he basic erminology associaed wih he
More informationChapter 2. Signal Processing and Modulation
Chaper 2. Signal Proessing and Modulaion 2.1. The Naure of Eleroni Signals 2.1.1. Sai and Quasi-Sai Signals Sai signals are by definiion unhanging over a long period of ime. Suh signals are essenially
More informationANALOG AND DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS : CHAPTER 3
Laboraory # Chap 3 Objecives Linear Sysem Response: general case Undersand he difference and he relaionship beween a sep and impulse response. Deermine he limis of validiy of an approximaed impulse response.
More informationLECTURE 1 CMOS PHASE LOCKED LOOPS
Lecure 01 (8/9/18) Page 1-1 Objecive LECTURE 1 CMOS PHASE LOCKED LOOPS OVERVIEW Undersand he principles and applicaions of phase locked loops using inegraed circui echnology wih emphasis on CMOS echnology.
More informationEXPERIMENT #9 FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATIONS LINK
EXPERIMENT #9 FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATIONS LINK INTRODUCTION: Much of daa communicaions is concerned wih sending digial informaion hrough sysems ha normally only pass analog signals. A elephone line is such
More informationAnalog/Digital Communications Primer
for Amaeur Radio Virginia Polyechnic Insiue & Sae Universiy March 19, 2013 # include //... in main() { floa kf = 0.1f; // modulaion facor liquid_freqdem_ype ype = LIQUID_FREQDEM_DELAYCONJ;
More informationECS455: Chapter 4 Multiple Access
Spread specrum (SS) ECS455: Chaper 4 Muliple Access Dr.Prapun Suksompong prapun.com/ecs455 4.3 DS/SS Oice Hours: BKD, 6h loor o Sirindhralai building Tuesday 4:20-5:20 Wednesday 4:20-5:20 Friday 9:5-0:5
More informationSignals and the frequency domain ENGR 40M lecture notes July 31, 2017 Chuan-Zheng Lee, Stanford University
Signals and he requency domain ENGR 40M lecure noes July 3, 07 Chuan-Zheng Lee, Sanord Universiy signal is a uncion, in he mahemaical sense, normally a uncion o ime. We oen reer o uncions as signals o
More informationFluorescent Lamp Modelling for Voltage Fluctuations
Fluoresen amp Modelling for Volage Fluuaions ETE C. Carrillo, J. Cidrás Absra The wide use of fluoresen lamps means heir influene on he power sysem needs o be sudied. A se of models ha enables he evaluaion
More information4.5 Biasing in BJT Amplifier Circuits
4/5/011 secion 4_5 Biasing in MOS Amplifier Circuis 1/ 4.5 Biasing in BJT Amplifier Circuis eading Assignmen: 8086 Now le s examine how we C bias MOSFETs amplifiers! f we don bias properly, disorion can
More informationAngle Modulation (Phase & Frequency Modulation) EE442 Lecture 8. Spring 2017
Angle Modulaion (Phase & Frequency Modulaion) EE442 Lecure 8 Spring 2017 1 Ampliude, Frequency and Phase Modulaion Wih ew excepions, Phase Modulaion (PM) is used primarily in digial communicaion 2 Why
More informationELG3175 Introduction to Communication Systems. VSB and Introduction to Angle Modulation
ELG3175 Inoduion o Communiaion Sysems and Inoduion o ngle odulaion oivaion Fo wideband inomaion signals, SSB is diiul o implemen. Fo equeny disiminaion, he ile mus have a shap uo nea he equeny so as o
More informationMobile Communications Chapter 2: Wireless Transmission
Frequenies or ommuniaion wised pair oa able opial ransmission Mobile Communiaions Chaper : Wireless Transmission Frequenies Signals Anenna Signal propagaion Mulipleing Spread sperum Modulaion Cellular
More information6.976 High Speed Communication Circuits and Systems Lecture 19 Basics of Wireless Communication
6.976 High Speed Communicaion Circuis and Sysems Lecure 9 Basics o Wireless Communicaion Michael Perro Massachuses Insiue o Technology Copyrigh 23 by Michael H. Perro Ampliude Modulaion (Transmier) Transmier
More informationVS203B Lecture Notes Spring, Topic: Thin Film Interference
VS03B Leure Noes Spring, 03 0 Topi: Thin Film Inerferene Thin Film Inerferene When ligh his a surfae, i an be absorbed, ransmied or refleed. Ligh an refle from any inerfae where here is a hange in refraive
More informationIntroduction to OFDM
E225C Lecure 16 OFDM Inroducion EE225C Inroducion o OFDM asic idea» Using a large number o parallel narrow-band subcarriers insead o a single wide-band carrier o ranspor inormaion Advanages» Very easy
More informationf t 2cos 2 Modulator Figure 21: DSB-SC modulation.
4.5 Ampliude modulaion: AM 4.55. DSB-SC ampliude modulaion (which is summarized in Figure 21) is easy o undersand and analyze in boh ime and frequency domains. However, analyical simpliciy is no always
More informationCommunications II Lecture 7: Performance of digital modulation
Communicaions II Lecure 7: Performance of digial modulaion Professor Kin K. Leung EEE and Compuing Deparmens Imperial College London Copyrigh reserved Ouline Digial modulaion and demodulaion Error probabiliy
More informationReceiver Architectures
27/Dec/26 1 Receiver Archiecures Image-Rejec Receivers Shif-by-9 o For narrowband signal: sin cos +j /2 +j (a) T / 4 X = j j /2 G( ) = j sgn( ) 1/2 (b) Figure 5.23 Shif by 9 o in (a) ime and (b) frequency
More informationweight: amplitude of sine curve
Joseph Fourier s claim: all signals are sums of sinusoids of differen frequencies. weighed sine curves weigh: ampliude of sine curve all : no exacly bu doesn maer for us in pracice Example: 3 sin() + sin(*)
More informationLecture 11. Digital Transmission Fundamentals
CS4/MSc Compuer Neworking Lecure 11 Digial Transmission Fundamenals Compuer Neworking, Copyrigh Universiy of Edinburgh 2005 Digial Transmission Fundamenals Neworks consruced ou of Links or ransmission
More informationPower losses in pulsed voltage source inverters/rectifiers with sinusoidal currents
ree-wheeling diode Turn-off power dissipaion: off/d = f s * E off/d (v d, i LL, T j/d ) orward power dissipaion: fw/t = 1 T T 1 v () i () d Neglecing he load curren ripple will resul in: fw/d = i Lavg
More informationOpenStax-CNX module: m Elemental Signals. Don Johnson. Perhaps the most common real-valued signal is the sinusoid.
OpenSax-CNX module: m0004 Elemenal Signals Don Johnson This work is produced by OpenSax-CNX and licensed under he Creaive Commons Aribuion License.0 Absrac Complex signals can be buil from elemenal signals,
More informationSound so far: 10/13/2013. Sound and stringed instruments
0/3/203 Sound and ed insrumens Sound so far: Sound is a pressure or densiy flucuaion carried (usually) by air molecules sound wae is longdiudinal Wha is he difference beween a hud and a musical noe? ecure
More informationNotes on the Fourier Transform
Noes on he Fourier Transform The Fourier ransform is a mahemaical mehod for describing a coninuous funcion as a series of sine and cosine funcions. The Fourier Transform is produced by applying a series
More informationCommunication Systems. Communication Systems
Communicaion Sysems Analog communicaion Transmi and receive analog waveforms Ampliude Modulaion (AM Phase Modulaion (PM Freq. Modulaion (FM Quadraure Ampliude Modulaion (QAM Pulse Ampliude Modulaion (PAM
More informationELEC 350 Communications Theory and Systems: I. Analog Signal Transmission and Reception. ELEC 350 Fall
ELEC 350 Communiations Theory and Systems: I Analog Signal Transmission and Reeption ELEC 350 Fall 2007 1 ELEC 350 Fall 2007 2 Analog Modulation A large number o signals are analog speeh musi video These
More informationPrinciples of Communications
Sae Key Lab. on ISN, Xidian Universiy Principles of Communicaions Chaper VI: Elemenary Digial Modulaion Sysem Email: ychwang@mail.xidian.edu.cn Xidian Universiy Sae Key Lab. on ISN December 13, 2013 Sae
More informationWireless Transmission Basics
Areas o researh in mobile ommuniaion Wireless Transmission Basis Frequenies Signals Anenna Signal propagaion Mulipleing Spread sperum Modulaion Cellular sysems Wireless Communiaion ransmission qualiy (bandwidh,
More informationPrinciples of Communications Lecture 4: Analog Modulation Techniques (2) Chih-Wei Liu 劉志尉 National Chiao Tung University
Principles o Communicaions Lecure 4: Analog Modulaion Techniques Chih-Wei Liu 劉志尉 Naional Chiao Tung Universiy cwliu@wins.ee.ncu.edu.w Oulines Linear Modulaion Angle Modulaion Inererence Feedback Demodulaors
More informationarxiv: v1 [physics.optics] 9 May 2016
Frequency-ime coherence or all-opical sampling wihou opical pulse source S. Preussler 1, G. Raoo Mehrpoor 1, and T. Schneider * 1 Insiu ür Hochrequenzechnik, Technische Universiä Braunschweig, Schleinizsr.
More informationECE3204 Microelectronics II Bitar / McNeill. ECE 3204 / Term D-2017 Problem Set 7
EE3204 Microelecronics II Biar / McNeill Due: Monday, May 1, 2017 EE 3204 / Term D-2017 Problem Se 7 All ex problems from Sedra and Smih, Microelecronic ircuis, 7h ediion. NOTES: Be sure your NAME and
More informationAnalog Circuits EC / EE / IN. For
Analog Circuis For EC / EE / IN By www.hegaeacademy.com Syllabus Syllabus for Analog Circuis Small Signal Equivalen Circuis of Diodes, BJTs, MOSFETs and Analog CMOS. Simple Diode Circuis, Clipping, Clamping,
More informationUniversal microprocessor-based ON/OFF and P programmable controller MS8122A MS8122B
COMPETENCE IN MEASUREMENT Universal microprocessor-based ON/OFF and P programmable conroller MS8122A MS8122B TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE PLOVDIV 2003 1 I. TECHNICAL DATA Analog inpus
More informationELEG 3124 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS Ch. 1 Continuous-Time Signals
Deparmen of Elecrical Engineering Universiy of Arkansas ELEG 3124 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS Ch. 1 Coninuous-Time Signals Dr. Jingxian Wu wuj@uark.edu OUTLINE 2 Inroducion: wha are signals and sysems? Signals
More informationChapter 4: Angle Modulation
Tes 2 Review Tes 2 Review Professor Deepa Kundur Universiy of Torono Reference: Secions: 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.6, 4.7, 4.8 of 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6 S. Haykin and M. Moher,
More informationPassband Data Transmission I References Phase-shift keying Chapter , S. Haykin, Communication Systems, Wiley. G.1
Passand Daa ransmission I References Phase-shif keying Chaper 4.-4.3, S. Haykin, Communicaion Sysems, Wiley. G. Inroducion Inroducion In aseand pulse ransmission, a daa sream represened in he form of a
More informationChapter 4: Angle Modulation
Tes 2 Review Tes 2 Review Professor Deepa Kundur Universiy of Torono Reference: Secions: 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.6, 4.7, 4.8 of 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6 S. Haykin and M. Moher,
More informationNegative frequency communication
Negaive frequency communicaion Fanping DU Email: dufanping@homail.com Qing Huo Liu arxiv:2.43v5 [cs.it] 26 Sep 2 Deparmen of Elecrical and Compuer Engineering Duke Universiy Email: Qing.Liu@duke.edu Absrac
More informationEE (082) Chapter IV: Angle Modulation Lecture 19 Dr. Wajih Abu-Al-Saud
EE 370-3 (082) Chaer IV: Angle Modulaion Lecure 19 Dr. Wajih Abu-Al-Saud Wideband and PM For he signal shown below, he value o k ay no saisy he condiion k 1, and hereore he aroxiaion used in narrowband
More informationEfficient Signature-Driven Self-Test for Differential Mixed-Signal Circuits
JOURNAL OF SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, VOL.6, NO.5, OCTOBER, 6 ISSN(Prin 598-657 p://dx.doi.org/.557/jsts.6.6.5.7 ISSN(Online -4866 Eiien Signaure-Driven Sel-Tes or Dierenial Mixed-Signal Ciruis
More information6.776 High Speed Communication Circuits Lecture 17 Noise in Voltage Controlled Oscillators
6.776 High Speed Communicaion Circuis Lecure 7 Noise in Volage Conrolled Oscillaors Michael Perro Massachuses Insiue o Technology April, 005 Copyrigh 005 by Michael H. Perro VCO Noise in Wireless Sysems
More informationP. Bruschi: Project guidelines PSM Project guidelines.
Projec guidelines. 1. Rules for he execuion of he projecs Projecs are opional. Their aim is o improve he sudens knowledge of he basic full-cusom design flow. The final score of he exam is no affeced by
More informationA WIDEBAND RADIO CHANNEL MODEL FOR SIMULATION OF CHAOTIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
A WIDEBAND RADIO CHANNEL MODEL FOR SIMULATION OF CHAOTIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Kalle Rui, Mauri Honanen, Michael Hall, Timo Korhonen, Veio Porra Insiue of Radio Communicaions, Helsini Universiy of Technology
More informationDS-CDMA with Frequency-domain Equalization for High Speed Downlink Packet Access
wih Frequeny-domain Equalizaion for High Speed Downlink Pake Aess Deepshikha Garg and Fumiyuki Adahi Dep. of Elerial and Communiaions Engineering Tohoku Universiy, Sendai, Japan deep@mobile.eei.ohoku.a.jp
More informationSignals and communications fundamentals
Signals and communicaions undamenals Luca Reggiani luca.reggiani@polimi.i hp://home.dei.polimi.i/reggiani/ Diparimeno di Eleronica, Inormazione e Bioingegneria Poliecnico di Milano Signals and communicaions
More informationState Space Modeling, Simulation and Comparative Analysis of a conceptualised Electrical Control Signal Transmission Cable for ROVs
Sae Space Modeling, Simulaion and omparaive Analysis of a concepualised Elecrical onrol Signal ransmission able for ROVs James Naganda, Deparmen of Elecronic Engineering, Konkuk Universiy, Seoul, Korea
More informationen CD - en U) = cc - :IE LA.I = c.,:) z: Cl U) = c.,:) a.. LA.I = LA.I - < C)
- :z: LA. :E a.. - = Cl LA. = z: z: C) = - = LA. - =.,:) - - en U) z: LA. =... :E z: Cl - < C) U) =.,:) en CD - :E \. SNGLE SDEBAND RADO COHHUNCATON EQUPMENT TYPE SSB-1, ADDENDUH NO. 1 Oober 1956 1. Resisors
More informationIntroduction to Analog And Digital Communications
Introdution to Analog And Digital Communiations Seond Edition Simon Haykin, Mihael Moher Chapter 9 Noise in Analog Communiations 9.1 Noise in Communiation Systems 9. Signal-to-Noise Ratios 9.3 Band-Pass
More informationEE201 Circuit Theory I Fall
EE1 Circui Theory I 17 Fall 1. Basic Conceps Chaper 1 of Nilsson - 3 Hrs. Inroducion, Curren and Volage, Power and Energy. Basic Laws Chaper &3 of Nilsson - 6 Hrs. Volage and Curren Sources, Ohm s Law,
More informationChapter 2 Amplitude Modulation
Couniaion Syses (Theory) Chaper pliude Modulaion Objeive Upon opleion of his haper you will be able o: Undersand he proess of pliude Modulaion. Undersand differen ypes of pliude Modulaion. Design differen
More informationTable of Contents. 3.0 SMPS Topologies. For Further Research. 3.1 Basic Components. 3.2 Buck (Step Down) 3.3 Boost (Step Up) 3.4 Inverter (Buck/Boost)
Table of Conens 3.0 SMPS Topologies 3.1 Basic Componens 3.2 Buck (Sep Down) 3.3 Boos (Sep Up) 3.4 nverer (Buck/Boos) 3.5 Flyback Converer 3.6 Curren Boosed Boos 3.7 Curren Boosed Buck 3.8 Forward Converer
More information6.003: Signals and Systems Lecture 24 May 6, 2010
6.3: Signals and Sysems Lecure 24 May 6, 2 6.3: Signals and Sysems Course VI Underground Guide Modulaion Please give us and fuure sudens feedbac on 6.3 by paricipaing in he Course VI Underground Guide
More informationLecture #7: Discrete-time Signals and Sampling
EEL335: Discree-Time Signals and Sysems Lecure #7: Discree-ime Signals and Sampling. Inroducion Lecure #7: Discree-ime Signals and Sampling Unlike coninuous-ime signals, discree-ime signals have defined
More information7.1 Amplitude Modulation
7. Ampliud Modulaion Samn or Q.-. An AM signal is rprsnd by v( ( 0 sin 000os( 0 6 V. Th modulaion indx is (A 0 (B (C 0. (D.5. Th oal signal powr is (A 08 (B 6 (C 00 (D. Th oal sid band powr is (A 8 (B
More informationSolid-state Timer H3CT
Solid-sae Timer H3CT DIN 48 x 48-mm Sandard Size Analog Timer Wide ime range (for 4 series of models); 0.1 s o 30 hrs. Wih H3CT-8H models, he oupu ype can be swiched beween ime limi DPDT and ime limi SPDT
More informationMATLAB/SIMULINK TECHNOLOGY OF THE SYGNAL MODULATION
J Modern Technology & Engineering Vol2, No1, 217, pp76-81 MATLAB/SIMULINK TECHNOLOGY OF THE SYGNAL MODULATION GA Rusamov 1*, RJ Gasimov 1, VG Farhadov 1 1 Azerbaijan Technical Universiy, Baku, Azerbaijan
More informationSignal Propagation. Jie Gao 01/27/2010
Signal Propagaion Jie Gao /7/ Signal Signal are generae as physial represenaions o aa A signal is a union o ime an loaion ieal igial signal a speial ype o signal, sine waves, also alle harmonis: s() =
More informationCHAPTER CONTENTS. Notes. 9.0 Line Coding. 9.1 Binary Line Codes
Noes CHAPTER CONTENTS 9. Line Coding 9. inary Line Codes 9. ipolar and iphase Line Codes 9.. AMI 9... inary N Zero Subsiuion 9..3 lock Line Codes 9.3 M-ary Correlaion Codes 9.3. Q 9.3. Correlaion Coding
More information6.003: Signals and Systems
6.3: Signals and Sysems Lecure 4 March 3, 6.3: Signals and Sysems Fourier Represenaions Mid-erm Examinaion # Wednesday, April 7, 7:3-9:3pm. No reciaions on he day of he exam. Coverage: Lecures 5 Reciaions
More informationGenerating Polar Modulation with R&S SMU200A
Rohde & Schwarz producs: SMU00 Generaing Polar Modulaion wih R&S SMU00 Polar modulaion is a mehod where digial modulaion is realized as a combinaion of phase and ampliude modulaion, raher han using an
More informationEE (082) Chapter IV: Angle Modulation Lecture 21 Dr. Wajih Abu-Al-Saud
EE 70- (08) Chapter IV: Angle Modulation Leture Dr. Wajih Abu-Al-Saud Effet of Non Linearity on AM and FM signals Sometimes, the modulated signal after transmission gets distorted due to non linearities
More informationPhase-Shifting Control of Double Pulse in Harmonic Elimination Wei Peng1, a*, Junhong Zhang1, Jianxin gao1, b, Guangyi Li1, c
Inernaional Symposium on Mechanical Engineering and Maerial Science (ISMEMS 016 Phase-Shifing Conrol of Double Pulse in Harmonic Eliminaion Wei Peng1, a*, Junhong Zhang1, Jianxin gao1, b, Guangyi i1, c
More information