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21 May 2014 Demodulation improvement analysis of FEC quasi-coherent CPM
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Abstract
Continuous Phase Modulation (CPM) schemes are advantageous for low-power radios. The constant envelope transmit signal is more efficient for both linear and non-linear amplifier architectures. A standard, coherent CPM receiver can take advantage of modulation memory and is more complex than a coherent Phase Shift Keyed receiver. But the CPM signal can be demodulated non-coherently and still take advantage of the trellis structure inherent in the modulation. Prior analyses of several different non-coherent CPM schemes have been provided with many providing coherent or near coherent performance. In this paper we will discuss a new, reduced complexity decoder that improves upon the noncoherent performance. In addition, this new algorithm generates soft decision metrics that allow the addition of a forward error correction scheme (an outer code) with coherent equivalent performance gains.
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James A. Norris and John W. Nieto "Demodulation improvement analysis of FEC quasi-coherent CPM", Proc. SPIE 9103, Wireless Sensing, Localization, and Processing IX, 910303 (21 May 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2049730
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Forward error correction

Receivers

Phase shift keying

Demodulation

Binary data

Phase modulation

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