Coherent demodulation of pilot tone single sideband with phase-locked TTIB FFSR processing

A Bateman; JP McGeehan

Coherent demodulation of pilot tone single sideband with phase-locked TTIB FFSR processing

A Bateman, JP McGeehan

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Abstract

The paper describes a simple modification to TTIB/FFSR signal processing which permits coherent demodulation of the signal. This property is fundamental to the successful operation of some data modems and extensively in mobile radio. The operation of the modified processing is independent of the variable delay introduced by the transmitter and receiver RF?IF circuitry and by the propagation path

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	363 - 365
Journal	IEE Proceedings F - Communications, Radar and Signal Processing
Volume	132
Issue number	5
Publication status	Published - Aug 1985

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Sponsorship: The authors wish to expres their thanks to PRofessor T.E. Rozzi, Head of School, University of Bath for the provision of laboratory facilities. They are particularly grateful to the UK Science & Engineering Research Council, for supporting this work on SSB signal processing and for providing a researc studentship for Dr A.J. Bateman

Publisher: Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE)

Keywords

demodulation
modems
phasing and phase control
radiocommunication

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Coherent demodulation of pilot tone single sideband with phase-locked TTIB FFSR processing

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