Carrier injecting waveform-based modulation scheme for...

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Angle modulation

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C375S308000, C375S332000, C329S304000, C332S103000

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ABSTRACT:
A QPSK modulation scheme uses a data spreading mechanism to rob a relatively limited portion of available transmitter power, and inject into the QPSK waveform a prescribed amount of carrier signal power, through which detection and non-regenerative extraction of the carrier at the receiver may be achieved without incurring a signal-to-noise degradation penalty. In addition, the injected carrier-based modulation scheme of the invention may employ high performance forward error correction coding, to significantly reduce the signal power required for achieving a very low energy per bit-to-noise density ratio (Eb/N0)—on the order of one to zero dB.

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