Apparatus and method for digital modulation

Pulse or digital communications – Transmitters – Quadrature amplitude modulation

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C375S308000, C375S371000, C375S261000, C375S300000, C375S225000

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ABSTRACT:
A first interpolation section14and a second interpolation section24perform sampling on input data Id4and Qd4having a sampling frequency fover so that resulting data will have a sampling frequency fsamp, which is equal to an operating clock frequency of a digital-to-analog converter, which is an output destination. In the above manner, the data is interpolated. At this time, the first interpolation section14and the second interpolation section24perform interpolation using a frequency ratio between the sampling frequency fover and the sampling frequency fsamp. Then, output data Id5and Qd5having the sampling frequency fsamp is outputted to a quadrature modulation section31.

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