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Ask / FSK / PSK: Digital Modulation

This document discusses different digital modulation techniques: amplitude shift keying (ASK), frequency shift keying (FSK), and phase shift keying (PSK). ASK represents digital data as variations in the amplitude of a carrier wave. FSK changes the frequency of the carrier wave according to digital signals of 0 or 1, while keeping the amplitude constant. PSK uses different phase angles of the carrier signal to represent binary states. The document compares the bandwidth, bit energy, and signal-to-noise ratio requirements of each technique.

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Ask / FSK / PSK: Digital Modulation

This document discusses different digital modulation techniques: amplitude shift keying (ASK), frequency shift keying (FSK), and phase shift keying (PSK). ASK represents digital data as variations in the amplitude of a carrier wave. FSK changes the frequency of the carrier wave according to digital signals of 0 or 1, while keeping the amplitude constant. PSK uses different phase angles of the carrier signal to represent binary states. The document compares the bandwidth, bit energy, and signal-to-noise ratio requirements of each technique.

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ASK / FSK / PSK

Digital modulation

(20022023)
(20022031)
(20022055)

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Digital Modulation
modulation
The process of which an information signal is converted
to a sinusoidal waveform.
The general form of the carrier wave is

s(t)= A(t)cos[wt+(t)]
A(t) - Amplitude shift keying
Wt=2pf - Frequency shift keying
(t) - phase shift keying

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(ASK) Amplitude shift keying

ASK represents digital data as variations in


the amplitude of a carrier wave.
The simplest and most common form of
operate as a switch.

Ask is called On-Off Keying.

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(ASK) Amplitude shift keying

The ASK signal sequence generated by the


binary sequence 0 1 0 1 0 0 1
The amplitude of a carrier is switched by the
binary signal m(t)

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(ASK) Amplitude shift keying

It shows the modulator and a possible


implementation of the demodulated for BASK
Signals.

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(FSK) Frequency shift keying

A form of frequency modulation.


According to digital signals 0 or 1, FSK
change the frequency of carrier wave.
Amplitude is not changeable.

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(FSK) Frequency shift keying

Principle of FSK
The switch control in the corresponding
carrier oscillator according to the digital
signal.

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(FSK) Frequency shift keying

BFSK is one of the simplest form and it is


used in a low speed modem.
Frequency can be changed, when A pulse of
baseband signal is 0 or 1.

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(PSK) Phase shift keying

PSK is a modulation technique used by


modems in which different phase angles in
the carrier signal are used to represent the
binary states of 0 and 1.

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(PSK) Phase shift keying

IF digital symbol is +1 Acoswct.


IF digital symbol is -1 Acoswct.

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(PSK) Phase shift keying

Modulation and Demodulation of (PSK)

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Comparison of performance

Bandwidth

Bit Energy
SNR

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ASK / FSK / PSK

BANDWIDTH
ASK , PSK

FSK

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ASK / FSK / PSK

Bit rate Energy


ASK

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Bit rate Energy


FSK

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Bit rate Energy


PSK

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Conclusion

ASK

FSK

PSK

SNR
Eb

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