Pulse Code Modulation Telemetry: Properties of Various Binary Modulation Types
Eugene L. Law
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Eugene L. Law
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Abstract : This report describes the results of a study that was conducted to determine the properties of several binary pulse code modulation types. The topics addressed include: (1) Radio frequency spectral occupancy, (2) Bit error rate versus intermediate frequency signal-to-noise ratio in a bandwidth equal to the bit rate, (3) Peak carrier deviation, (4) Effect of filtering on data quality, and (5) Frequency and phase modulation.
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Abstract : This report describes the results of a study that was conducted to determine the properties of several binary pulse code modulation types. The topics addressed include: (1) Radio frequency spectral occupancy, (2) Bit error rate versus intermediate frequency signal-to-noise ratio in a bandwidth equal to the bit rate, (3) Peak carrier deviation, (4) Effect of filtering on data quality, and (5) Frequency and phase modulation.
Key concepts: Telemetry, Modulation (music), Code (set theory), Pulse-code modulation, Binary number, Pulse (music), Pulse-amplitude modulation, Computer science