MODULE-3

DIGITAL MODULATION TECHNI QVES

’ The prOCes One or ore p oper is

a Conrin wane wittepect to meage signal /
modulating stgnal that typ+cally Contatn thjormain
Modiulahon.
to be t ansmited is Khan as
’ In Digitol noulation, meuage signa
Cottge witl be
STanal witu
i to be Canried over d analog
data wiCh in
Binaydatawich
Signal j the transmission Oven the ch annel.is
transmission
In Communicatioo. Data
typr. Data transmission

Baseband
.IN Pass band
C
Tranmission
(channel - wired) ( Free space)
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1. Boseband TramissTon
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The diqital Data is tranitted oves the

Chan nel di'tecty without any modlulation,
’ SuTtable oT shost 7ange 'Communica hon
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hoy
fo its bareband fermat
’ A sional oy be Sent is avat lable
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Ony whben a
a dedicated wned channel
ory andtrannsio
otheswfse it mut be Converted to poab
Base bard Tronsmisstog

Pulse Analoo moduation Pulsedigitaj Malla

PAM PCM (Puke Code Mud
’PWM ’DPCM(Diyerenthal
PCM)
> DM Delta Modudtr
ADM( Adaptie DM)

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Q. Pou bond lTanissioo
di¡ftat data modulatu Wigh jrequene
siowsoidl carrfer 40r tYammiscton over a Ch annel
Suita ble hos long dustance om munication
Poesband TrannissTon

BfnomyAsKstaaling M-arystgnaling
>PSK
PsK H8-any PSs
LFSK 16- Pss.

The Baste Modulaton technfque« Hor the

trans miss Ton a diqital dota ane
1. Amplitude 'shiy' Keytng (AsK)
2. phase shijt Heyinq' (sK)
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3. Freauncy suijt heing (FSK)
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’ The modulation involVea switching l key g

the anpitucde. phase k Hrequenty o Camieh in'accodance
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with digital data ( binady mea se signal)

’ The' Diqital modula tion techniauen aim to
achieve 4ollowtngparamettn
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* Minfmum Channel Bandwidth

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High Data rate (max. bitsl symbot)

minimum probabi ity o) eYOS
Montmm Tesistance to intrjring signel
Minimum ciruit Coreplercty
-’ At the Recei yes end,the
cohnent o Non- Cohyent
Dernoduloation Can be
Cohe nt DetectÉon : In Cohtrent Detehon,
the local Conr ier qen rated at the re Ceiver Shaul
be in-phase with the Carre at the trouns mit et.
tence t is aleo called os Snchnous Dete chon
In thi method, Eyor prob abitity deeas e
Cohvent detection is pertoy med a. eolo wS;
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’ I n Non-Coherent Detecion the CoYies at the
Coyrir at
Yecuver need not to be in-phaue with the
the t anmiHer.
Thic method is simple , lbut hay highy probability
q symbol
meuaqe stgnal) Carier Moduloted
modulat ng
Stqnal mt Stgnal sct)
Dtq+tal Digital Analog Analeq
Communicoat Binay Data Slana stqnat
Analog
Communicathio Analog Analog
siq nal Analog.
siqnd! stqnal
Cohenent Binay Modulation Technisucs.IN
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y The 3 baxic fon o, Brnavy moolulaton
Techniguu ase : ASE. Fsu,PSK
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’ The notse analysis Coher ent detechivn o

AsK,PSK, FSK is btey eplafned by anuming
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Additive wlite Gaustai NoYse (AwGN) model.meu

’ signal Con Stellahon is a Set o pea ble
potnts ( M:n)
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Constelatfon Diaqram epreaent a signal as a

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QD Scatned diaqs an on a Compler plane dt

the
Sampling instanta.It helpr to elognize tye y
tolaece
intayscie fn a siqnal
Phase Shit Keying Techniaue Using Cohnent
Detection

1. Binay Phase Shit Keyíng (BPSK)

used
’ Io BPSK, the binony Symbols, og'1
are

to mooulate the phase Oh CanYier M=a'2)

It tax mits one bit |symbol( it, n=1.1.
Hence Q meuage Symbols ane olenoted by
S, (t) & S, t)
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 ’ The pais } Signola S,t) and St) are use d
to vepreent binlySymbolk '1' and 'o'Yespeckt veli.
S,(t) -= A ca 2nfet)
co(2fct)
S,t) = A co (21frt+)= -A
the
-> when the Symbod changes rom '1 to 'D
phare qo the carvier Ts Slijted by igo(n)
’ Let Eb be the enrgy oy the Symbol, then To-bit
odusaton
Ey- A' co(2tfet)dt
Tb

6
}dt

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2
A L4nfet
D
C
A QEb
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Tb
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A - TbEb
Sub stituting value o'A' n S,(t) 4 S, t) tauatton
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we qet,
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|S,(t) = Eb
Tb
co 21ft; 0<tTh

St)= -LE
Eb cá 2TUft 0ctT
whene En- trantmitt ed engy pn bit
Th- bit dus athon

Siqnal space DiaqTam oj BPSk.

’ I BPSK, the meage pointa 1 'o re
Tepresented by S,t) &Sit) as
g
S.t) aE Co 2Ttfet
S,t)- - RE cd2ttet.
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 ’ when the Symbol Chanqes jom '1 to 'o the
phase oy
o the cnin Is Shijted by 180°(n)
’ From £qt)4 (2), the poaiy oy sin us ordal wave
that diANC only In a re lative phase shi o t0
are Krown as "Anti- podal STanals?
Fyom this tauations, it s clear that tn BPSK,
these ts only one basts Hunchion o} unit en ngt
deqined by wkT. dt)- Slt)
JE
22b
Tb c 2rtfet
-B)
JEs
Now. enprenin g S,t) &S t) in
term o d, t), we qet 2co 2fct
S, t)= JEb , t) ; 0st<T,
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.: A binony Psk System is, theneore Characteni?ed
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N-1)
by havtng a sigal space that ts one-dimenstonal
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with C a sanad conctstog Constellatt on q& mesage

Points (Ma)
Co- 0xoinates to xeprsent these meuage peints
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The
ar e
qtven by
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Su s,)d,ct) dt t Eb

S21 =
s, (t)¢,(t) dt - -JEs
meanage point Conesponding to S,(t) is located
The Correupond ing to S;(t)
at Si, tVEb & the meOge point
is locoted at S2 -NEb

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 Deistop boundy
Region z,Reqion 24
Z4
message potnt a mesage Point 1
-JE +JEp ,
S) a)
S,(t)

Frqi:sinal Spoace Diaqrom for Coherent BPSK

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6j wawefovms depicting mage points
m, ie, S,lt ' m2 te S t)
C
BPSK Geneation & Coheent Dete cton
N
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Binary Polax Non Yeturo Product

data to zero (NR2)
Mooulator
Binary
SequenceLevel en coder St)
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(t)-col2ntet)
BPSK TYanSmítts
BPSK Generation onsist, oy TuD Conpon tnts a
jpltouws:
1. Polor NRZ level encooder : It
epresent: Syrmbol 1 and
Synbol o o, the input binany Staucnte by Ampttude
Levela t JEb -JEb Teupectively. The output e jed to
product modulatos
3. Proodu ct Moduulato : It multiplia the output o
polas NRZ encode by the baic unction d,(t). ie,
b(t) actsas a sin wsoidal Canrret 0 Bias y PSK
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 choose 1; if 4,>0
St)+ dt Decision
Device

Thiehold= 0
fi: Cohnent BPsK Tecelves
’The receven is Synchvon ized wtth trammiter aa

shown in lqure.
Two BoUaic Componenta o BPSK receiver are ar
jollows :
4 Coelator: It COIvelates the recetved stgnal st)
1.
with the basis qunctton ) on a bit by'bit bauts
2. Decision Device : This Compor es the CoTe lator
Output aqalnt Ktxo-thiehold,ausumîng the biray
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Symbola 1'and o are eauip1oboa ble.
then deciston ts made in favOur o Symbol 4
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* if ,< o, then deciston is made fn favou oy Synnbol D

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BPSK avefos ms
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1 1 0 1
Binary
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Data'

Polar +JEbt
NRZ
encoded o
-JEbt

Carsíes
simal
BPSK
sigal
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 Eoy Pobability o BPSK Using Coherent Detecton
’ Assuning Symbol '1' g 'o' tyammitt ed with equal
probabiuty. TË the Set o pofnts reside cle to S, theo
it cortespords Er Symbol1' tansmiss ion &4 the st
o potots residinq' coe to S Coapund b Symbol 'D'
tiantnissfon. These two deiston Teqions Ore arked
zI Z2, accosding to the tneta qe poYnt anDund wich
they Construted. as shown to quse 1
Sfmply to decide that
-’ The Deciston Tule is now sfomps
slanal S, ) is trausmitted the receved Signal polnt
in Z1 teqion & to detdé that signal S,t)'was
tiammittd T receîved siqnal point alls in veq ion Z2,
- Tuoo kioda o erianeous deision may. however be
made: .IN
1. ErYoy oy iust Kind : st¡nal ss t) [ie, Syonbot o] is
C
trammitted but the noíse is Such that the Yeceîved
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Stqnal potnt alls to the YegYon 21; So eCeêver

detda tn aor oy stqpai s,4)
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2. Erroy o Secord kind : Signal S,Ct) [ie,Synbol'1'] is

tanmitted but the noite fs Such that the Teceive d
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sinal point aus in the Yeqton Z2 ; SoYeceiver

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To Calulate probability O} maktng onoy o

{irst kind,
Let xt) be the eceived sBqnal, qfven buy
t) = St) t w(t)
whese wlt) is AwGN with 2evo mean & PSD Nol2
Assuming Synbol'o` ie, S,(t) was tramit ed, then
the output CoTr elatoy be qfven by
tt}Stt)ttt) T
t) , t) dt
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 wKT, x(t)= ( S,t)+ w(t) ; Symb ol 1 traneitted
S, (t) +ww(t) ; Symbol'o tranited
Tb
X (S (t)+ wt))-t)dt.
Tb
= S,t)-t) dt + wt) ,(+)dt
Tb Note *

=-/Ep t4) d,t) dt tw,From éal5),

S,t)= -SEt)

-’ Mean 0, the 7andom vanfable x, is .IN a ConStant

C
e[j= E-JEt w] 4+ Variane (Consto
is taua to
to Xero
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E]- -JE
Vonfance oq X, is qiven by
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var[x]- Var[-JEtw]
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- Van[-JE] + Nar[w]
0t No
Var[J= Noa
’ Condlitional Probability Density Function when
Symbol 'o' is trounnitted s qven by
-(7-4)
t(lo)=
the
Substituting -(04JEb)²
X No|z
J2rxNe
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 -(E 2

ALet Po) denotes the probability oy de idling

tavour o Symbol'1' whtn symbol 'o' war tramnittd
Symbol 'o
P(o) - PLol symbol'b' ts tsantmftedJ
Regionz, ( Symbol'1 ): 0x,s 0o.

Do E)
2
P,Co)= I -( da,

Put z \,+NEb .IN Changing imits to z

C
di wt.'z' we get we Get,
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when ,=
dz d
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when ,= o
2= 00
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Hence, Subsituttng value o'2' in above ecuatfon,

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00

P (o)= Jlo dz
Eb

dz
P.(o)= dz

Note: Del Toiton o Complementany eno

-u
erfc(u) du

esfclu) du
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 ustng coahon (5) &Tewsitir q q,l4) we
P(o)nfc(z)
No

lu we Can Cal culate Poobability O enror }or

Second Kind, e, Symbol'1 tramftted but yecaVer
decides injavour 'Symbol 'b'
No

Let probability oy trannitttng Sipnbol'1' Symbel'D

be equiproba ble,
ie, Plo) P)= V2
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.:. The aver aqe probabi lity o, ev0Y is qfven by
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)
P: =P(o). P (o)+ P). Pe
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P=ef
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Note: relation blw erfel*)& Q(x) s &(nfc

.. Probabi lity oy error o, BPSK is qiven by

Using ) es, (6) &Tewnittng a le)
P-

The Cwerage Probabilub Symbol

BPSK is qiven by o
2Eb
No
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2. Quadvatune Phase Shit heying (QPSK)
System
The maio aim D Digttal Comm uni cationprobabilt.
error
?s to have Reliable perorm ance , LowBandwfdt
eaent utuzaion o} channel
and bit | Synbol (ie, n=1,M-22)
’ In BPSK, we tranA mit 1
But io QPSK, we tranmt 2bitsl Synbol which
helps in Con Seving Bandwidth. tHence QPSK fs alo
known as Bandwidt-Con seVing modulation Scheme
y SO, thee 2 bits Can have 4 poaible Cormbtnattons
fe,[noo bits,n=2, M==4J.o men age symbolk
They are qtven by l,01,00, 10

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phauee
- To Tramit 2bits1 symbol we need 4
(Quadnt phare suijt) i/
C
. Drvtd inq 360 by 4 symbols , Ye,3609ve
4
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Hence we have a separ ation o, 90° phase ange
blw the Carrie phase
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In QPSK, the phare oy the CorÈ taku one h

tous eaually spated valu eal phase. Such as
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TUl4 - 45°=
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Tða t40- 135°: 3/4

l4
3tJa t 90' ==225°- 5nla
3Tl4
5t90- 315° =rñ,

2r >t

T/2

Lsphase di o o blw the

4 Carr er phse
Te t/4, 3 tl4, 5t l4 6 tl4
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 Sional Space RepresentatH on o PSK
As with Binry PSk, in 0 maton about the
memaqe Symbolu tn QPSk i's Cont ained in the Canrte
phaae. In portiular, the phase o the CarTea or takey
One
9 4DuT eaually spaced valuea,Such as Tla,3 /4
5 /4 4 n/4.
’ For this Set q vauee, we may dene the tan mite
stanal au 4]; 0stsT
S,() = J2E cGl2ntet t (2f- i)
i-l,2,3.,4
elsehre
-O

bit Symbol &4TTic the Synboldnaton.

t the
.IN
there Eis the tranamited sronal tnen g Pen
C
->we may expand cal) using triqremetr iesigna
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cd l ¢tB) to redeine the trantmitted

nelation col
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O.

St) =
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|':cA+B) cóA CoB- Sin ASio B

A- O; (2i- )/4 4 B=Tfct
VT

wheve i-,2,3,4. Since M>4ie, 4 menage pñnts

in OPSK.
’NOw we Can
e musage peinta 4 aOi at ed
siqnal vectov wsing' éq) au JolTo ws
s,it) =|2 co(2ufett /4) ; tor dibrt11
S,(t) - E2 C4 (2nfet t 3/4); for dibit ´o1'
Slt)- 2E Ct [2fet +srj4) ; for dibit od
S,t)- 2E 8(21fet +4U¢) ; fo dibit 10
-) From Eae),we ta Ke two observati on
16. Thene are twp Osthono nal banis unchun,
dyined by a pois Qadratre Corvins:
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 t) = cl2tect ) ; 0stsT

+,(t)= J Stn(2fet); ostsT

-

25. There are jour menge pointk, deyned by a-D

vectoy
siqnal
S= 3i-l,2,3,4

’ Elerm ents o the Signal vectors : Si,and Sta

are
qtven by the' foltewt table
S:(t)
Gray encodud
input dibit
phare ey
QPSK Stonal
(Tadlass)
.IN Co-0rdinate et
meyage poihts
Si Si2
C
1 S,(t) 11
N

-JEl2 +JE|2
01 3/4
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3S,(t) - JE2
+JE -JEla
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|4 Sa(t) 10
VT

- PSK stqnal hahas a D Siqn a Constellaton ( ie ,N=&)4

phase angle fomeau
Aour muagt points (ie, M:4) whoseShown
in Countrclockwise dire Cion s in ffqre below.
QPSK StHral bas mfoínum Avenage ehegy
Region z3 Reqion z4
meuagepofnt JE2 meage potnt m4
m3(o1) 'C11)

Deciston
Boaunday -SE|2

men age point VE|) meSsage pernt

m200)
Reqion z Reqion Z1
Dettstop
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bounday
 QPSK lavefoyms
4S Input bit Seq: 01 1 0 11
+A
25 Polar NRZ
Level
encoding -A
Tb

’ where Th - One bit persiod

2 Tb
3 Odd
bit blt):
Sequunce -A

- Dej+ne odd &eveh bit Seqence for bit peniod

49 Even
.IN
bit b): t
C
Sequence - A 2Th
N
SY

s.CoSioe
Stgpat
CCaniie)
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Sine
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Siqnal t
Ccairír)
Sianal, To veprescrt
’ Odd bit Seg Should be xplied by Cá
P'o'bit in odd Seq, xply c ine siqnal by -1 Ato repverent
ip1'bit in Odd Seas x ply cÕine SiGnal by +1.
ly foy even bit Should be' xpied by Sfne sipal.
6. dit)- ,()

S)=bolt). $4)
+

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Eoy Proba bilrty o @PSK
located
The Siqnal poin tk S, ,S,,S,& S, ane
Symmetyically Pntnthe2DProsignad space
j0 one meuae
babflity tnIor
Computin9
point Temai na the Same 4oy other three points
the
Consiol tranmission oj Symbol S4t) then
Teceived Stgnal xt) is grven
xt) = Salt) +wt) 0ct<T
wite
where wt) rs the Sample unchion oB
nots e proce with omean PSD= No
Ganian CoTvelatoY
Relering t QPSK Receiver, the two
Rejering
out put , ard , oe defned as follows :
T
Jx4)-d,t )adt .IN
C
N
SY

T
T
| Salt), t) dttwlt) +,(t) dt
U
VT

=(t). d, (t)dt
T
[St)tw)].t)dt
s (4)-*(+)dt+fwt)d(H)dt
+W

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-’ The obserVa ble elenenta 2L, &2, 0re Sample
vaua a Erdeperdent Gaunian Tandom Variables with
an value tqual to t JE &1J repe cti edy.
and voriance = No
’ The Detsion Tule Ts now Smpy t Sauy that
Sq(t) wau trannmited Py the veceYved stral potnt
asociatecd with observoLhion ector x fat tosle the
4 20 & X,>0 this Leads to Corret decisfon
Symbol 1 Synbol o.
An troneous de ctsfon wilL be made rf, Sfal
.IN
Sa (t) is tranemftt ed but the noise wt) is such that
Te ceived signal poTnt }olk outside region Z4.
C
’ Tht Conditonad PDE ÎS qiven by
N
SY

-0
SubsHtutHng M-E, &. o' No in above eap.
U
VT

-(E

Let us assume Slt) is thamtted,i the re cetv ed

stanal' x Should au nsfole tegion K4. i, both x, 42,be
The Probabitity oy covrect deciston Pe is equal to
the product o, cond
Conditional PDF o C,>0 X, >0. both
9ven that Salt) was tanmted
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 In Teqion Z4 i

Substitutinq eay (2) 6 (3) in éq l4)

dx,

let Let z- 4-JE2

dz dx, dz = d2

d, Jo dz .IN d, JNo dz
C
when X, = 00, Ze bo when , =0, Z, o
N
, =0; Z= 0-WE2
SY
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Substitutinq value q z &changing the ond

VT

inteqratiorn in ahove tan. we qet, -z

e oKo dz
+Z

e dz whne, z--E
2N
e dz.
V
+Z
2

P, = edz

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 From the deint tHon Complnent ony eno" untien,
erfc(u) -edu DO
-u?
Lerfclu)= du

we Can Write, -2
az-|1-fe()
-
Us+rg cqlo) in tq(5) 2

Pe (a-b) a+b-2ab
b
.IN a-1
b-y cofe(
C
-1erf(-crte
N
SY

Thus the owenaqe prcobability a Synbol

qjuen by.
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Pe= |- Pe
VT

In reqton Zi (Eze)>>1, hente we Can

the SeCond tNm in Qbove eAn
P. enfe
In QPSK, 2bits ane transmitt ech pr
Synbol,ths
E=Eb
tHence, P erfc 2Eb
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 From the deinition e uncion,
Q(«)=fc()

ystnq éaj 4) in (8) we qet Pe au jollows

The Bt ersroy Nate of QS5
is qtven by
BER- 2E

we may expres the awerage erior probabi lity 9

Qiadratune paths g
bit erYos to the in-phase &
Cohesernt @PSK eceiver as
.IN
C
cdetechon
The aveage prcbabtlity o, CoTYecttwo channel:
N

T6ulting pom the Combined atton oy

SY

won king t cthes (s

Pe =(i-p')
U

[i-o(a )
VT

Pe
The Cwe vaqe probabi lity Symbol enor for
QPSK is thveore,
P. = I- Pe

In the Teqion(E/N:)»1:. we may tanore tn

RHS
Un RHS the tquaton,
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 So, the avenage proba bilty 9 symbol enros or
QPSK eCeives ís appronimated a

In QPSK Qbits ane tramn îtted p Symbol

E QEb

Thus, we qet
2EL
Np

.IN
The Brt eT0 Yte o apSK is qiver by
BER =Q2¬b
C
No
N
SY
U
VT

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 Birary Frequency Slkyt Keyeng (BFSK)
Dsing Ccherent Detection
* Siqnal space Representation o BFS 7
BESK is a non- inear method modulation
In BFSk, the bYnary Symbolk, '1'Dane used to
moclmlat. the {7eauenuo Caryfen
Symbols in BFSK, M= e it
’ The no. o) meMagesymbol
tranmits one bit I (n1)
’ Synbols '1'and 'o'are jrom each
distinguishcdStowsoidau
other by tam mitfng One o) the two
avee that dijjer en yneayuenybya ied
Conriu Waves that
amount. with a Constánt phae
The typfcal poí Y O) S(nuolodal wave is
Si(+) J .IN
2ETb ca(2nfrt) ; ost<Tb
; elsewuhere
C
N

where izl,2 and Eb is the tranmitted sTgnal

"gfven
energy ps bit,the tran mitted cquen y is
SY

f= net+I wheve i=,2

Tb ne- Somefed tnteqer
U

vepresent ed by
Let the two Symbob, 1& D'are
VT

S,(t) and s,t) Terpectively. Then.

s,(+) = J2E c& 2r4,t 0stsT6
Symbol1 : 04t<Tb
S, t)= 2E6 cd 2TUf,t i
Symbol o : Tb

oj the CawYier is
t
the Phare
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 Generation and Coherent Detection of QPSK Signals

QPSK Transmitter:

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2. De-multiplexer: It divides the binary wave produced by the polar NRZ-level

encoder into two separate binary waves, one of which represents the odd-
numbered di-bits in the incoming binary sequence and the other represents the
even-numbered di-bits.
The even numbered bits are multiplied by orthogonal basis function ф1(t) [ie, cosine
signal] and even numbered bits are multiplied by ф2(t) [ie, sine signal] and the modulated
signal is added to get the QPSK signal.

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locally generated orthonormal basis functions Փ 1(t) and Փ 2(t), which means that the receiver is
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synchronized with the transmitter. The correlator outputs, produced in response to the received signal x(t),
are denoted by x1 and x2, respectively.
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input are equally likely.

If x1 > 0, a decision is made in favour of symbol 1 for the in-phase channel output.
If x1 < 0, then a decision is made in favour of symbol 0.
Similar binary decisions are made for the quadrature channel.
3. Multiplexer: It combines the two binary sequences produced by the pair of decision devices. The
resulting binary sequence so produced provides an estimate of the original binary stream at the
transmitter input.

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 M-ary PSK
 It is the generic form of PSK commonly referred to as M-ary PSK, where the
phase of the carrier takes on one of M possible values:
᣿
θi = 2[(i – 1) )], where i = 1, 2, …., M.
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 In BPSK, we have two symbols 0 & 1(M=2, ῿ = 2ᓿ , n= no. of bits per symbol,ie,
n=1). Hence the phase shift in BPSK, is given by,
2᣿ 2᣿
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 In QPSK, we have 4 symbols and 2bits per symbol (M=4, ῿ = 2ᓿ , n= no. of bits
per symbol,ie, n=2). Hence the phase shift in QPSK, is given by,
2᣿ 2᣿
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Accordingly, during each signaling interval of duration T, one of the M possible signals,
is sent, where E is the signal energy per symbol.
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in terms of the same two basis functions Փ 1(t) and Փ 2(t); the signal constellation of
M-ary PSK is, therefore, two-dimensional. The M message points are equally spaced on
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Figure: Signal-space diagram for octaphase-shift keying (i.e., M = 8). The decision
boundaries are shown as dashed lines.

From Figure ,we see that the signal-space diagram is circularly symmetric. Suppose that
the transmitted signal corresponds to the message point m1, whose coordinates along
the Փ 1- and Փ 2-axes are + √�and 0, respectively. Suppose that the ratio E/N0 is large
enough to consider the nearest two message points, one on either side of m1, as potential
candidates for being mistaken for m1 due to channel noise.
This is illustrated in Figure below for the case of M = 8.

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The Euclidean distance for each of these two points from m1 is (for M = 8)

The average probability of symbol error for coherent M-ary PSK is given as

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where it is assumed that M ≥ 4. The approximation becomes extremely tight for fixed
M, as E/N0 is increased. For M = 4, the equation reduces to the same form given in for
QPSK.
Power Spectra of M-ary PSK Signals
The symbol duration of M-ary PSK is defined by

…..(1)
where Tb is the bit duration. Proceeding in a manner similar to that described for a
QPSK signal, we may show that the baseband power spectral density of an M-ary PSK
signal is given by

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Bandwidth Efficiency of M-ary PSK

The channel bandwidth required to pass M-ary PSK signals through an analog channel
as

where T is the symbol duration. But the symbol duration T is related to the bit duration
Tb by eq(1).

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 Moreover, the bit rate Rb = 1/Tb. Hence, we may redefine the channel bandwidth in
terms of the bit rate as

Based on this formula, the bandwidth efficiency of M-ary PSK signals is given by
As the number of states in M-ary PSK is increased, the bandwidth efficiency is
improved at the expense of error performance. However, note that if we are to ensure
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The QAM is a hybrid form of modulation, in that the carrier experiences amplitude as well
as phase-modulation. In M-ary PAM, the signal-space diagram is one-dimensional. M-ary
QAM is a two-dimensional generalization of M-ary PAM, in that its formulation involves
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two orthogonal pass band basis functions:

Let dmin denote the minimum distance between any two message points in the QAM
constellation. With the separation between two message points in the signal-space diagram
being proportional to the square root of energy, we may therefore set

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where E0 is the energy of the message signal with the lowest amplitude. The transmitted
M-ary QAM signal for symbol k can now be defined in terms of E0:
The signal sk(t) involves two phase-quadrature carriers, each one of which is modulated
by a set of discrete amplitudes; hence the terminology “quadrature amplitude modulation.”

In M-ary QAM, the constellation of message points depends on the number of possible
symbols, M.
Example: M-ary QAM for M = 4
we have constructed two signal constellations for the 4-ary PAM, one vertically oriented
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Average Probability of Error
In light of the equivalence established between the M-ary QAM and M-ary PAM, we may formulate the
average probability of error of the M-ary QAM by proceeding as follows:
1. The probability of correct detection for M-ary QAM is written as

………(1)
where Pe’ is the probability of symbol error for the L-ary PAM.
2. With L=√M, the probability of symbol error Pe’ is itself defined by

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3. The probability of symbol error for M-ary QAM is given by
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term.
Hence, using Equations(1) and (2) in Equation (3), we find that the probability of symbol error for M-
ary QAM is approximately given by

The transmitted energy in M-ary QAM is variable, in that its instantaneous value naturally depends
on the particular symbol transmitted. Therefore, it is more logical to express Pe in terms of the average
value of the transmitted energy rather than E0. Assuming that the L amplitude levels of the in-phase
or quadrature component of the M-ary QAM signal are equally likely, we have

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After summing the series and simplifying we get,

Hence Pe can be rewritten interms of Eav as

which is the desired result.

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 Binary Frequency-Shift Keying Using Noncoherent Detection

In binary FSK, the transmitted signal is defined as

where Tb is the bit duration and the carrier frequency 忿ჿ equals one of two possible values 忿1 and
忿2 ; to ensure that the signals representing these two frequencies are orthogonal, we choose 忿ჿ
= 翿ჿ /⿿� , where 翿ჿ is an integer.

Non coherent receiver for the detection of binary FSK signals

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Figure: Noncoherent receiver for the detection of binary FSK signals.

The transmission of frequency 忿1 represents symbol 1 and the transmission of frequency

忿2 represents symbol 0. For the noncoherent detection of this frequency-modulated signal, the
receiver consists of a pair of matched filters followed by envelope detectors, as in Figure. The
filter in the upper path of the receiver is matched to cos(2鿿忿1 t) and the filter in the lower path
is matched to cos(2鿿忿2 t) for the signaling interval 0 ≤ t ≤ Tb. The resulting envelope detector

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outputs are sampled at t = Tb and their values are compared. The envelope samples of the upper
and lower paths in Figure are shown as 濿1 and 濿2 . The receiver decides in favor of symbol 1 if
濿1 > 濿2 and in favour of symbol 0 if 濿1 < 濿2 . If 濿1 = 濿2 , the receiver simply guesses randomly
in favor of symbol 1 or 0.

The noncoherent binary FSK described herein is a special case of non coherent orthogonal
modulation with T = Tb and E = Eb, where Eb is the signal energy per bit. Hence, the BER for
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Differential Phase-Shift Keying (DPSK)

DPSK is viewed as the “non coherent” version of binary PSK. The distinguishing feature of
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combining two basic operations at the transmitter:
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• differential encoding of the input binary sequence and

• PSK of the encoded sequence,

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from which the name of this new binary signaling scheme follows:
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Differential encoding starts with an arbitrary first bit, serving as the reference bit; to this end,
symbol 1 is used as the reference bit.

Generation of the differentially encoded sequence then proceeds in accordance with a

two-part encoding rule as follows:

1. If the new bit at the transmitter input is 1, leave the differentially encoded symbol unchanged
with respect to the current bit.

2. If, on the other hand, the input bit is 0, change the differentially encoded symbol with respect
to the current bit.

The differentially encoded sequence, denoted by {dk}, is used to shift the sinusoidal carrier
phase by zero and 180o, representing symbols 1 and 0, respectively.

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Thus, in terms of phase-shifts, the resulting DPSK signal follows the two-part rule:

1. To send symbol 1, the phase of the DPSK signal remains unchanged.

2. To send symbol 0, the phase of the DPSK signal is shifted by 180°.

Example:

㿿ᇿ is the input bit stream given.

俿ᇿ is the complement of modulo-2 sum (XNOR) of 㿿ᇿ & 俿ᇿ−1 sequences.

俿ᇿ−1 is the one-bit delayed version of differentially encoded sequence, 俿ᇿ

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The transmitter consists of two functional blocks:

• Logic network and one-bit delay (storage) element, which are interconnected so as to
convert the raw input binary sequence {bk} into the differentially encoded sequence {dk}.

• Binary PSK modulator, the output of which is the desired DPSK signal.

Figure 1: Block diagram of the DPSK transmitter.

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 Non Coherent Receiver for the Detection of DPSK

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simple, in that it merely requires that sample values be stored.

The receiver is said to be optimum for two reasons:

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otherwise.

2. In operational terms, the receiver makes the decoding analysis straightforward to handle, in
that the two signals to be considered are orthogonal over the interval [0,2Tb]. In the use of
DPSK, the carrier phase 迿 is unknown, which complicates the received signal x(t). To deal
with the unknown phase 迿 in the differentially coherent detection of the DPSK signal in x(t),
we equip the receiver with an in-phase and a quadrature path.

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Signal-space diagram where the received signal points over the two-bit interval 0 ≤ t ≤ 2Tb
are defined by (Acos 迿 , Asin 迿 ) and (–Acos 迿 , –Asin迿 ), where A denotes the carrier
amplitude.

This geometry of possible signals is illustrated in Figure below. For the two-bit interval 0≤ t
≤ 2Tb, the receiver measures the coordinates , first, at time t = Tb and then measures at time
t = 2Tb.

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The issue to be resolved is whether these two points map to the same signal point or different
ones. Recognizing that the vectors x0 and x1, with end points and , respectively, are points
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roughly in the same direction if their inner product is positive, we may formulate the binary-
hypothesis test with a question:
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Expressing this statement in analytic terms, we may write

where the threshold is zero for equiprobable symbols. We now note the following identity:

Hence, substituting this identity in above equation , we get the equivalent test:

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 Error Probability of DPSK

Basically, the DPSK is also an example of noncoherent orthogonal modulation when its
behavior is considered over successive two-bit intervals; that is, 0 ≤ t ≤ 2 Tb. To elaborate, let
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the transmitted DPSK signal be √ ⁄⿿ [cos(2π忿 t) ] for the first-bit interval
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0 ≤ t ≤ Tb, which corresponds to symbol 1. Suppose, then, the input symbol for the second-bit
interval Tb ≤ t ≤ 2Tb is also symbol 1.

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Suppose, next, the signaling over the two-bit interval changes such that the symbol at the
transmitter input for the second-bit interval Tb ≤ t ≤ 2Tb is 0. Then, according to part 2 of the

DPSK encoding rule, the carrier phase is shifted by 鿿 radians (i.e., 180°), thereby yielding the
new DPSK signal.The BER for DPSK is given by

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