Digital communication system

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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332 9R, 375 86, 375101, H04L 2718

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ABSTRACT:
A digital communication system, in which digital information is represented by a quaternary information symbol (11, 01, 00, 10) and the double step phase shift, each step represented by (.pi./4, 3.pi./4, 5.pi./4, 7.pi./4), is performed per 1/2 time slot in correspondence to each information symbol, so that the number of phase shift per unit time in the case of the identical transmission rate can be decreased to 1/2, as compared with a .DELTA..theta./2-DSK system, and expansion of the bandwidth can be decreased to 1/2.

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