Method for modulating phase or frequency in a communication...

Modulators – Frequency modulator – Including stabilization or alternatively distortion – noise...

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C332S103000, C332S128000, C331S023000, C331S034000

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07417514

ABSTRACT:
A direct division modulator is provided. The direct division modulator includes a symbol mapper converting the input data from a binary bitstream to a desired frequency deviation, such as where the frequency deviation data encodes the information from the bitstream. A converter generates a divide value using the desired frequency deviation information, and a summer adds an average value to the divide value. A converter quantizes the divide value and shapes quantization noise associated with the quantized divide value. A divider modulates a reference signal with the quantized divide value and generates an output signal.

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