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am demodulation algorithm

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp17 years ago 3 replies

can anybody suggest me a good algorithm for demodulating AM signals that can be implemented in VHDL.

can anybody suggest me a good algorithm for demodulating AM signals that can be implemented in VHDL.


64 QAM

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp21 years ago 1 reply

Hi, Anyone knows where to find Matlab source code to simulate 64 QAM modulation/demodulation. Regards, Ren?

Hi, Anyone knows where to find Matlab source code to simulate 64 QAM modulation/demodulation. Regards, Ren?


What is x = I + jQ

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp19 years ago 11 replies

This is regarding the DSP math/equations in general. What is "x = I + jQ"? I know that j = 0 + 1i and i = sqrt(-1) and i^2 = -1. But what is...

This is regarding the DSP math/equations in general. What is "x = I + jQ"? I know that j = 0 + 1i and i = sqrt(-1) and i^2 = -1. But what is x = I + jQ, where x represents a form of the input data signal. I need this info to calc the atan(Q/I) for frequency demodulation purposes. Any help is appreciated.


phase recovery

Started by m in comp.dsp16 years ago 2 replies

Hi everybody, I am implementing a GMSK demodulator. To achieve coherent demodulation, I recovered the frequency with the power of 4 of the...

Hi everybody, I am implementing a GMSK demodulator. To achieve coherent demodulation, I recovered the frequency with the power of 4 of the signal. How can I recover then the phase? Can anybody give me any clue? Thanks mj


RE: FM Demodulation problem (Lyons Ch. 13.22)

Started by Jerry W. in comp.dsp19 years ago 18 replies

Rune -- what was the final result of this thread (posted Sep 19-22 2004)? Was your MATLAB implementation of the FM demodulator correct, did you...

Rune -- what was the final result of this thread (posted Sep 19-22 2004)? Was your MATLAB implementation of the FM demodulator correct, did you make any changes, or what? I couldn't find any later posts about it, and inquiring minds want to know! Thanks. cheers, jerry


Hard Limiters

Started by HardySpicer in comp.dsp14 years ago 9 replies

Used in FM before demodulation. Do they actually do any filtering though apart from removing amplitude variations? What I have seen is that for...

Used in FM before demodulation. Do they actually do any filtering though apart from removing amplitude variations? What I have seen is that for low SNRs (carrier to noise ratios) you are better off without it! Many people have told me that too. For high SNRs they are fine ie if you are connected to the ariel. Hardy


Looking for Rune Allnor

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp17 years ago 3 replies

hi, Rune Allnor, you had the same problem than me on the I=B2+Q=B2, this implies ripple on the FM demodulation with you 128 taps filter......

hi, Rune Allnor, you had the same problem than me on the I=B2+Q=B2, this implies ripple on the FM demodulation with you 128 taps filter... do you found why ? thanks


Synchronous AM demodulator

Started by spooky in comp.dsp19 years ago 16 replies

Greetings. I want to make a program that does synchronous AM demodulation. I can't seem to find any good descriptions on the net how this is...

Greetings. I want to make a program that does synchronous AM demodulation. I can't seem to find any good descriptions on the net how this is done. Could somebody please explain it, or point me to some resources? Thanks in advance. This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com


CORDIC based FM demodulation

Started by ma in comp.dsp17 years ago 28 replies

Hello, I know that it is possible to demodulate an FM signal using a CORDIC ATAN core and the subtracting the current ouput of cordic...

Hello, I know that it is possible to demodulate an FM signal using a CORDIC ATAN core and the subtracting the current ouput of cordic from the last one. But I can not understand how carrier frequency and sampling rate would change it? What are the requirements? Where are the limitations? Regards


why DFSK?

Started by zqchen in comp.dsp16 years ago 9 replies

DFSK (differential frequency shift keying) performs worse than FSK, then why DFSK is also applied in practice? what's the common demodulation...

DFSK (differential frequency shift keying) performs worse than FSK, then why DFSK is also applied in practice? what's the common demodulation method for DFSK, especially when channel coding is also used? thanks!


fh fsk over non flat band

Started by josedebrest in comp.dsp16 years ago

Hello, I am using a slow FH bfsk communication system. to demodulate I use a bank of correlators (non coherent demodulation). But my problem...

Hello, I am using a slow FH bfsk communication system. to demodulate I use a bank of correlators (non coherent demodulation). But my problem is when I emit and when I receive the gain is not the same over the whole bandwidth. In all the papers I have found it is assumed that the energy send and received is the same for each tone. How to take into account the different gains associated with...


demodulation problem

Started by kalden in comp.dsp20 years ago 3 replies

Hello. I am working on a software demodulator and have a few questions. First off let me say that I am just getting into this DSP...

Hello. I am working on a software demodulator and have a few questions. First off let me say that I am just getting into this DSP stuff. Anyways... I have a file of samples representing a bpsk modulated wave. The popular method of demodulating seems to be through I/Q channels so that the phase and magnitude can be detected. Is there a way to convert my non complex samples to an I/Q fo...


CORDIC BPSK demodulation

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp16 years ago

Hi all, I would like to know how we can demodulate a BPSK signal with CORDIC algorithm. How can we (with CORDIC) make the phase acquisition...

Hi all, I would like to know how we can demodulate a BPSK signal with CORDIC algorithm. How can we (with CORDIC) make the phase acquisition and tracking due to an IQ conversion without a Costas Loop... Thanks...


Sub : Help on FSK demodulation

Started by Parthasarathy in comp.dsp20 years ago 13 replies

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...

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 practical scenario, do we have to choose f1 and f2, that precisely satisfies the above equation? If not, w...


I-Q vs PLLs

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp19 years ago 15 replies

Which gives best performance, a Phase-locked-loop (say all digital - software) or I-Q (ie using arctan and then...

Which gives best performance, a Phase-locked-loop (say all digital - software) or I-Q (ie using arctan and then differentiating) demodulation.Reason I am asking is that a PLL is supposed to be the best - is it better than just the pure number crunching.It woudl appear to me that when you differentiate you introduce noise and the whole point of a PLL is that it a servo which tracks rate of cha...


FM demodulation help needed

Started by lightmetal in comp.dsp21 years ago 16 replies

Since everyone was so helpful with my AM problem, how about helping with FM? I have I/Q at baseband. I am not using an IF but translating to...

Since everyone was so helpful with my AM problem, how about helping with FM? I have I/Q at baseband. I am not using an IF but translating to 0hz, with sin/cos in hardware using a quad dds. Could this be a problem due to not getting the entire signal since the frequencies around 0hz are filtered and I obviously don't have a DC component??. I have tried the arctan(i/q) followed by a 1 tap...


qpsk demodulation questions

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp16 years ago 4 replies

Hi, I'm currently working on a QPSK demodulator, but I'm seeing some things that don't look right, and I wanted to run them by some of...

Hi, I'm currently working on a QPSK demodulator, but I'm seeing some things that don't look right, and I wanted to run them by some of the people in this group. Is there a site where I can post up some screenshots to show you what I'm seeing 1...The recovered signals on the I and Q branches are the inverse of the actual transmitted data. A transmitted '1' is received as a zero. Is this ...


Urgent help neede

Started by Parthasarathy in comp.dsp20 years ago 15 replies

Hello People I need some help in understanding and implementing Digital FM -Modulation and Demodulation using digital signal...

Hello People I need some help in understanding and implementing Digital FM -Modulation and Demodulation using digital signal processing techniques. References to related links is required. or If you have any papers related to this topic- please email it to parth175@yahoo.co.in Thanks in advance Bye Parthasarathy


Is it difficult to do FM demodulation digitally?

Started by David Kirkby in comp.dsp13 years ago 25 replies

I've been looking at making an FM demodulator for a software defined radio. In principle at least this is trivial if you have a complex signal...

I've been looking at making an FM demodulator for a software defined radio. In principle at least this is trivial if you have a complex signal (I and Q), as you can compute the phase (atan(Q/I), then the modulation amplitude is just the derivative of phase with time. As far as I can see, this is should trivially easy, though the lack of arctan function might be the stumbling block on a fixed ...


How does PCM-Demodulation work?

Started by Green Xenon [Radium] in comp.dsp16 years ago 13 replies

Hi: How does a PCM-demodulator work? Thanks, Radium

Hi: How does a PCM-demodulator work? Thanks, Radium