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center frequency computaion for MAPSK transmission

Started by dudu69 May 7, 2009
Hi,
I'm working on techniques in order to compute center frequency of MAPSK
transmission. 
I foud work based on the computation of the index of maximum of (fft(s^M))
for MPSK transmission only (M is the modulation order).
Are this formula OK for APSK transmission (like 16QAM or 16 APSK). I don't
think so because different phase values are used in those cases. Otherwise
could you give some help, or usefull link on this subject

Thanks a lot


On May 7, 3:26&#4294967295;pm, "dudu69" <pf_mor...@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Hi, > I'm working on techniques in order to compute center frequency of MAPSK > transmission. > I foud work based on the computation of the index of maximum of (fft(s^M)) > for MPSK transmission only (M is the modulation order). > Are this formula OK for APSK transmission (like 16QAM or 16 APSK). I don't > think so because different phase values are used in those cases. Otherwise > could you give some help, or usefull link on this subject > > Thanks a lot
M=4 is a reasonable choice for various flavors of QAM. John

dudu69 wrote:

> Hi, > I'm working on techniques in order to compute center frequency of MAPSK > transmission.
Use the band edge algorithm, STUPIDENT. VLV
>On May 7, 3:26=A0pm, "dudu69" <pf_mor...@yahoo.fr> wrote: >> Hi, >> I'm working on techniques in order to compute center frequency of
MAPSK
>> transmission. >> I foud work based on the computation of the index of maximum of
(fft(s^M)=
>) >> for MPSK transmission only (M is the modulation order). >> Are this formula OK for APSK transmission (like 16QAM or 16 APSK). I
don'=
>t >> think so because different phase values are used in those cases.
Otherwis=
>e >> could you give some help, or usefull link on this subject >> >> Thanks a lot > >M=3D4 is a reasonable choice for various flavors of QAM. > >John >
Hi John thanks for your help. Could you telle me what is D in your expression ? Is it the number of possible state of phase in IQ constellation ?
On May 9, 2:17&#4294967295;pm, "dudu69" <pf_mor...@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> >On May 7, 3:26=A0pm, "dudu69" <pf_mor...@yahoo.fr> wrote: > >> Hi, > >> I'm working on techniques in order to compute center frequency of > MAPSK > >> transmission. > >> I foud work based on the computation of the index of maximum of > (fft(s^M)= > >) > >> for MPSK transmission only (M is the modulation order). > >> Are this formula OK for APSK transmission (like 16QAM or 16 APSK). I > don'= > >t > >> think so because different phase values are used in those cases. > Otherwis= > >e > >> could you give some help, or usefull link on this subject > > >> Thanks a lot > > >M=3D4 is a reasonable choice for various flavors of QAM. > > >John > > Hi John > > thanks for your help. Could you telle me what is D in your expression ? Is > it the number of possible state of phase in IQ constellation ?
There isn't supposed to be a 3 or a D in there, I don't know how that got added. What you do is raise the complex baseband to the fourth power, and you should find a tone at 4X the frequency offset. John
>On May 9, 2:17=A0pm, "dudu69" <pf_mor...@yahoo.fr> wrote: >> >On May 7, 3:26=3DA0pm, "dudu69" <pf_mor...@yahoo.fr> wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I'm working on techniques in order to compute center frequency of >> MAPSK >> >> transmission. >> >> I foud work based on the computation of the index of maximum of >> (fft(s^M)=3D >> >) >> >> for MPSK transmission only (M is the modulation order). >> >> Are this formula OK for APSK transmission (like 16QAM or 16 APSK).
I
>> don'=3D >> >t >> >> think so because different phase values are used in those cases. >> Otherwis=3D >> >e >> >> could you give some help, or usefull link on this subject >> >> >> Thanks a lot >> >> >M=3D3D4 is a reasonable choice for various flavors of QAM. >> >> >John >> >> Hi John >> >> thanks for your help. Could you telle me what is D in your expression ?
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>s >> it the number of possible state of phase in IQ constellation ? > >There isn't supposed to be a 3 or a D in there, I don't know how that >got added. What you do is raise the complex baseband to the fourth >power, and you should find a tone at 4X the frequency offset. > >John >
Thanks ! but I thought that the fourth power corresponds only for a QPSK (M=4 possible phase state) transmission. anyway, I will try with M=4