Narrowband phase modulation communication system which eliminate

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325 30, 325 65, 325145, 325346, H04B 162, H02B 100, H04B 110

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ABSTRACT:
A narrowband phase modulation communication system is disclosed which eliminates thresholding. At the transmitter, quadrature modulation which produces very large maximum phase deviation is employed in conjunction with a constant amplitude limiter. The constant amplitude resultant contains the carrier and voice signal components in quadrature and is transmitted, at a suitable frequency, in this form. At the receiver, a narrowband phase locked loop is employed for demodulation. This demodulating loop coherently tracks the carrier component and eliminates the thresholding problem normally encountered. In a modification, the carrier component is used to transmit data either alone or in combination with the voice signal.

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