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demodulator, where the instantaneous phase and frequency are estimated. The FM demodulated<br />

signal f (n) inputs to the PCM demodulator to do timing error extraction and correction as well as<br />

decisions, at last regenerated codes of a n<br />

) are obtained.<br />

2.1 Pre-filtering<br />

In the simulation model, the signal pre-filtered signal g(t) can be expressed in Eq.4,<br />

g = ∑<br />

n<br />

n I<br />

∞<br />

( t)<br />

a h ( t − nT )<br />

where an =±1,and T is the symbol duration, hI (t) is the pulse response of the pre-filter, it is a<br />

RRC filter whose roll off coefficient is 0.5, fig.4 plots an and g(t).<br />

2.2 Frequency modulate<br />

(4)<br />

Fig.4 message data and signal pre-filtered<br />

g (t) frequency modulates the 10 MHz carrier, the instantaneous frequency f (t) and phase Ф<br />

(t) are expressed in Eq. 5~6, where kf is the peak modulate frequency deviation of700KHz. In<br />

Eq.7 , x (t) is the modulated PCM/FM signal, andФ0 is the original phase of the carrier. x (t) is<br />

added with a gauss noise of n(t) whose mean is 0 and variation is 0.01. The summed y (t) is<br />

bandpass filtered by a BP filter and r(t) is obtained which also feeds to the ADC.<br />

f ( t)<br />

= f 0 + k f ⋅ g(<br />

t)<br />

(5)<br />

t<br />

∫ f ( t)<br />

dt = 2πf<br />

t + 2 k f ⋅<br />

−∞<br />

∫−<br />

∞<br />

φ ( t ) = 2π<br />

0 π g(<br />

t)<br />

dt (6)<br />

x t)<br />

= Acos(<br />

φ ( t)<br />

+ φ ) (7)<br />

( 0<br />

y ( t)<br />

= x(<br />

t)<br />

+ n(<br />

t)<br />

(8)<br />

r BP<br />

BP<br />

( t)<br />

= y(<br />

t)<br />

* h = [ x(<br />

t)<br />

+ n(<br />

t)]<br />

* h = x'(<br />

t)<br />

+ n'(<br />

t)<br />

(9)<br />

In equation (9) hBP is the pulse response of the BP filter, and the denotation ‘*’ represents the<br />

operation of convolution. The FIR typed BP filter is centered at 10MHz, with passband of 4MHz<br />

selected according to Eq.2. y (t) and its spectrum are figured in Fig.5 (a) while fig.5 (b) plots r (t)<br />

and its spectrum.<br />

3<br />

t

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