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Comparing between orthogonal BPSK and differential BPSK

Suppose two modulation schemes, orthogonal BPSK and differential BPSK. In orthogonal BPSK, we transmit $$\textbf{x}_{A}:= [x[0], x[1]]^{T}=[1, 0]^{T},$$ and $$\textbf{x}_{B}:= [0, 1]^{T}.$$ This ...
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Modulate a digital message using FSK/PSK combination

I am beginner and I want to modulate the digital signal: 101101 based on the combination: frequency/phase (2 frequencies/2 phases). For that, I set the 4 possible combinations: ...
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What Exactly Is Meant by a 2nd Order Phase Locked Loop?

I'm teaching myself about polyphase clock sync for demodulation of OQPSK. An article from gnuradio.org entitled "Polyphase Clock Sync" makes references to a 2nd order loop. The context seems ...
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How to decode TPMS FSK signal on Universal Radio Hacker

I am capturing the TPMS sensor transmission in URH, but i am having extremely hard time to decode correctly the signal. I know exactly what is the data string that my real sensor is transmitting and i ...
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BPSK demodulation on scilab

I have a csv file which contains the time and magnitude of the BPSK modulated waveform. I now want to demodulate this. Its bitrate is fc/128 (~106 kbit/s) and the carrier frequency is fc/16 (~847 kHz)....
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Constellation of BPSK doesn't look as expected

I'm a total novice when it comes to RF beyond basic concepts. I'm trying to use a HackRF One to pull the data coming off of this transponder, which theoretically transmits data on a 3.59MHz carrier. I'...
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Where to start on creating radio circuits

I'd like to interface with a legacy system that uses BPSK at ~5MHz to transmit data. I understand the basic idea of BPSK - that it's a 180 degree phase shift to represent data - but I'm having a hard ...
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Simulation of signal modulation in Vivado VHDL

I am trying to simulate a BPSK modulation in VHDL. I did a simulation in MAtlab and after that rewrote it to VHDL by using MATLAB tool. ...
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General approach of signal detection after demodulation of BPSK

I'm very new to electrical engineering. I'm trying to understand the basic approaches/options to detect symbols after demodulation of BPSK. I found some articles mentioning Maximum Likelihood ...
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what factor (in dB) is the output SNR or signal power affected by this phase error?

In a BPSK system, if at the receiver the oscillator has a phase error of phi =40° i.e. you are multiplying the received signal with an appropriate cosine signal phase shifted by 40°. Then, after low ...
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creating IQ data for LMS6002D SDR

I have an FPGA connected to an LMS6002D SDR from Lime micro. I also have an BladeRF board which I am using to help me verify the functionality. I starting out with trying to create IQ data for BPSK ...
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Calculating throughput of BPSK channel with roll-off, error correction code, packet loss

A digital signal is transmitted with packets of: 240 bytes of information. control header of 10 bytes. reference signal of 700 μs/packet BPSK modulation. rolling factor of 0.25 1 MHz band. coding ...
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Probability of error of 2 identical BPSK channels

we know probability of error of single BPSK system is \$ Q(\sqrt{\frac{2E}{N}}) \$ then what will be the probability of error when two independent identical channels are connected and hence what will ...
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Differential encoder output of PSK modulation input

I am a bit confused to the answer given for the following question. The question reads as follows: If the input to a binary differential PSK modulation system is 01100101000111 tabulate The ...
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Will a BPSK Demodulator designed for [ 0º , 180º ] symbols work for [ +60º , -60º ] symbols?

I am using an IQ-based digital demodulator circuit IC to receive and decode BPSK signals. It is designed for ordinary BPSK signals, which have [ 0º , 180º ]. However, the signals I am intending to ...
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