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pal.debabrata123 - 09:07 27-06-07
Hey guys,
Though my problem is do a FSK modulation os an ascii string and send it to
telephone between "init ring" and "full ring" , I don't know how to test.
Is there a software FSK demodulator free somewhere? Can I get some
standard FSK modulated file to test the decoder? So that I am test my c...
Hi,
I just started up some reading on Digital Communications. I need some
information about PSK vs FSK for use in DSP. Can anyone explain in few
words the advantages of using PSK instead FSK?
Will appreciate any help in this regard.
Thanks
...
josedebrest - 15:29 24-05-07
Hello,
I am using the XR 2211 to demodulate a non coherent fsk signal. It
works but I would like to know how to evaluate the theoritical BER
performance of this demodulation. But all the non coherent fsk
receivers that are mentionned on the web dont use a pll ... any idea ?
thank you very m...
Hi All,
We need an API module to allow us to send data using the FSK
(Frequency Shift Keying) modulation. This module is to run on a PC and
may use no additional hardware except for the built in sound card.
The module will allow us to convert ASCII characters to their FSK
sound and play tha...
hi
I have to generate signals with data encoded in them using FSK, 1300Hz
for mark and 2100Hz for space with a baud rate of 1200. i dont have an
FSK modulator so is there any software that could do this over voice
modem ?
i dont have any backgound of DSP so i would really be thankful for yo...
isgone - 16:26 08-06-07
there are many applications use frequency multipliers to improve the
deviation of narrowband FSK . i wonder is it suitable for boradband FSK?
For example,the input signal should be 4FSK,and the frequencys is
67MHz/69MHz/71MHz/73MHz,the symbol rate is 10M .
...
I think some respondant named 'v' made a remark in response to a post I made
last week regarding FSK decoding and filtering, but the post has been
removed. The remark concerned the special processes that have to be done
detecting FSK tones that are very short in the sense that the number of
per...
Does anyone have any suggestions for an IIR or FIR band pass filter that
will isolate the two tones of an FSK signal which an integrate and dump
scheme can then be applied to?
I need to minimize the delay since this FSK signal comes from scanned radio
frequencies. I need to detect the signal f...
What is the estimated bandwidth using Carson's rule when your separation is
19.8 kHz, the baud rate 19.2 kBaud/s modulation is FSK, NRZ line coding and
the crystal tolerance is negligible?
Thanks
...
mudassir84 - 10:35 30-06-06
Hi
I am trying to Extract Caller ID from FSK v.23 Encoded CLI Packet which
has been stored in audio format in pc. To demdulate FSK i am using two
Bandpass Filters centered at Mark and Space Frequency. According to FSK
V.23
1300 hz is frequency for mark(1)
2100 hz is frequency for spcae(0)
120...
Hi,
I'm trying to gain an understanding of how to do timing recovery or symbol
synchronization in a digital radio receiver but I need something clarified.
The methods I have found information on (Mueller & Mueller, Early-late,
Gardner etc) seem to be intended for linear modulation schemes but wha...
koolguyuf - 16:56 14-01-07
Hey,
What is the difference between multicarrier modulation and FSK
(Frequency Shift Keying)?
Can OFDM considered to be a hybrid of the two?
Thanks
TD
...
I'm looking for code, either in ANSI C or assembly for the ARM7TDMI, that'll
demodulate 1200 baud FSK, in particular 1200 baud Bell 202 keying like that
found in caller ID systems. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Scott
...
Vale_a_pena wrote:
> I can try to help you Opamp.
>
> Even without money :)
>
> When you mix two signals: y1*y2 with y1 FSK signal and y2 a
> sinusoid
>
> You obtain a result varying in time (y1*y2)(t)
>
>
> Correlation is the integral during a period of T o...
Hi,
I'm urgently trying to get my head around methods for decoding an FSK
encoded signal on my PC.
I have a .wav file of the transmitted data, and I want to get the data
out.
I'm doing my work in Matlab/Simulink for now for simplicity.
So far I've tried:
- Goertzel algorithm as used for dtmf
-...
I am a novice in DSP.I am trying to demodulate a FSK signal wherein the
mark and space frequencies are 16MHz and 24MHz respectively.I am thinking
of using delay and multiply method.Can this be implemented using an
ADSP-2181?More specifically will the DSP be able to handle the high
throughput involve...
Hi all,
I noticed a lot of FM related questions this month, so here is another
one...
I am transmitting FSK using a MICRF505 transceiver chip. The FSK
modulator in this chip requires a bit encoding scheme to reduce the DC
content of the bit stream to a manageable level. I am struggling with
...
A colleague and I are trying to understand the performance limits that
apply to coherent detection of continuous phase FSK in AWGN. As I
understand it, the familiar textbook formula for coherent FSK BER is
derived for the case of square one-bit pulses and tones that are
orthogonal over one bit t...
Gunstinger wrote:
> Hello I'm stuck with a little problem here in MatLab. What I need to do is
> input a string of text, convert it to binary, and then use FSK to mod it
> together, then demod and and filter it out and convert it back to text
> again. The first part is easy, the input of tex...
I need to find a bandpass filter with as few taps as possible to apply to an
HF radio FSK signal. The reason is that the radio is scanned and the more
taps, the longer it takes before the signal can be recognized which slows
down the possible scan rate.
Can anyone give me any references or id...
Randall Gawtry - 01:42 04-03-06
In article , "John E. Hadstate" wrote:
> What's the slickest way of turning an I/Q data stream, tuned
> to baseband, into audible Morse Code with user-selectable
> pitch using strictly digital signal processing?
>
>
>
John,
The CW pitch-shifting feature is in the Timewave DSP-5...
I'm working on a couple of demodulators - one for 1200 baud AFSK (and
possibly other bitrates) and one for 9600 baud baseband FSK - and I've got
some questions.
I'm using an ARM7TDMI chip, so I'm rather CPU constrained. An issue I'm
having trouble with is that the CODEC I'm considering off...
Ted T - 18:58 31-03-08
Hi,
I'm looking at FSK modulation in matlab, using my own modulator as I
don't have the matlab comms toolbox. In the time domain, the signal
looks fine, but in the frequency domain, it just doesn't seem to work,
I get lots of other garbage in the spectrum. I'm hoping someone can
see an error ...
06:59 22-11-07
Hi There,
How does the demodulator of a non-coherent M-FSK system correctly time
the "reading" of the symbols? In the book on Digital Comms by
Proakis, it is mentioned that a bank of 2M correlators can be used.
In the book there is also a model for non-coherent M-FSK in an AWGN
environment. ...
Jim,
I was perusing your website and happened upon your patent regarding
demodulating of FSK. Is this the currently easiest/best way to decode FSK?
Or would I be better off doing with SW and microcontroller?
I was thinking that a comparator with hysteresis to minimize noise could be
used to...
Hello
I am using binay FSK. The symbol duration is 'T'. Let the two
signal frequencies be f1 and f2.
Ideally, we need to select f1 and f2, such that (f1-f2)= k/T;
{k=1,2..}.
Both my frequencies are less that 2kHz.
'T' is in the order of 20 micro secs.
My question:
1.In a practic...
Hi,
I need to implemement a simple 1200bps FSK-demodulator for 8khz
sampling-rate. I want to use the approach to multiply the signal with itself
shifted by PI/2. Afterwards I want to low-pass the result to obtain my
"bits". I have already done this for V.21 successfully, but now I need to
do ...
A common way of demodulating a 2-FSK signal involves shifting the complex
baseband up and down by the deviation, convolving each shifted result with a
rectangular filter, and differencing the magnitudes at the filter outputs.
This essentially places a sinx/x response at each tone frequency, and w...
Hi
I have to communicate with telephone which is sending us data that is
in voice band and FSK
modulated. I dont have an fsk modem so i am trying to do FSK
demodulation in software. I'll record that data in a wave file and then
analyise it. i dont have any signal processing background and i a...
Hi
I have to communicate with telephone which is sending us data that is
in voice band and FSK
modulated. I dont have an fsk modem so i am trying to do FSK
demodulation in software. I'll record that data in a wave file and then
analyise it. i dont have any signal processing background and i a...
On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 12:11:19 -0600, "pankaj_029"
wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I would like to know if it would be correct if we classify the 3pi/8
> offset 8-psk modulation scheme used for EDGE as a type of linear CPFSK?
> I am quoting this statement based on the understanding that GMSK u...
Pavel - 08:52 18-11-07
Hello, everybody.
My question is about method for compensate frequency offset in recieved
FSK signal. I use frequency detector to get baseband signal and then
feedback timing error correction based on Mueller and Muller timing error
detector. I need some blind or data directed algorithm for carrier...
Jay - 23:29 07-01-08
Hi Ben,
"Ben Jackson" wrote:
>
> I'd develop this kind of thing in Matlab/Octave/Scilab and then translate
> to VC++ once your algorithm was working.
>
> You'll also need to know the modulation. WWV has a 100Hz subcarrier
> with pulse-width modulation containing the BCD time informat...
02:49 30-03-06
VSP wrote:
> AIM: To transmit a sequence of bits
> BACKGROUND: I have chosen to use FM Transmission. So from the sequence of
> bits that i have, I generate an AM wave* (it is similar to a square wave
> since there are only two amplitude levels +5v and 0v), which I feed into
> an FM Transmi...
john wrote:
> John Herman wrote:
> > Manchester isn't FSK unless you are frequency modulating a carrier with the
> > output of the Manchester encoder. If you are using a carrier, you will have a
> > lower bit error rate with NRZ than Manchester because of the higher bandwidth
> > required...
jvrlic - 09:06 24-10-06
Hello!
Can signal on pictures from this links
http://oss.unist.hr/~jvrlic/dokumenti/DSCsignal1.jpg
http://oss.unist.hr/~jvrlic/dokumenti/DSCsignal2.jpg
http://oss.unist.hr/~jvrlic/dokumenti/DSCsignal3.jpg
be FSK V.23 signal? (1.200 bps, 1300 Hz "1" and 2100 Hz "0")
On pictures there i...
DSP-Newbie - 04:34 18-02-07
Hi group,
I have a question about the phase behaviour of bandpass filters.
For my software FSK modem project I'm using a two-stage cascaded set of
recursive bandpass filters (set for a bandwidth of 200 Hz.)
I found the formula for the calculation of the 5 parameters
A0/A1/A2/B1/B2 in "The...
Hornpipe2 - 18:55 12-03-08
Hey all: I'm working on a project for a retrocomputing hobby and had a
question that needs only minor DSP knowledge to answer. But I'm having a
hard time phrasing it so please bear with me.
The Atari 8-bit line of computers could be connected to a special tape
recorder to save and load programs....
Darol Klawetter - 14:25 25-04-08
On Apr 25, 12:01 am, "Green Xenon [Radium]"
wrote:
> Hi:
>
> How does a PCM-demodulator work?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Radium
Your question is very broad. Once an analog signal has been sampled
and put into PCM form (e.g., A/D samples), the resulting PCM bits can
then be used to modula...
another related problem (i'm relatively new to signal theory)
i want to decode a SITOR-B signal (FSK) containing two unknown
frequencies.
in fact, they are known, but we do not know if the rf receiver is tuned
precisely, nor if the baseband suffers a time-drift
1)
is it a good idea to esti...