FSK with continuous phase and continuous slope at bit transition

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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332 16R, 375 44, 375 49, 375 51, H04L 2712

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047003642

ABSTRACT:
A FSK code with reduced high frequency content is generated. First through fourth waveforms are provided to a selector which selects one of the four waveforms in accordance with a control signal which, in turn, is generated in accordance with a state indication signal identifying the presently selected one of the four waveforms. A D/A converter converts the selected digital waveform data to an analog waveform signal. First and second of the digital waveform data represent +sin .theta. and -sin .theta., and third and fourth of the digital waveform data represent +f(.theta.) and -f(.theta., respectively, where ##EQU1## wherein 0.ltoreq..theta..ltoreq.2.pi. and a, b and c are nonzero coefficients.

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