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NASA NTRS · 19670002987

Demodulation techniques for use at Goonhilly satellite-communication earth station

Abstract

As part of the programme of experimental and development work to determine the optimum demodulating techniques for communication satellite systems, three types of demodulators have been investigated at the Goonhilly earth station: 1.A conventional demodulator of the type used in 960-channel telephony or television microwave radio-relay links; 2.A frequency modulation feed-back demodulator in which the deviation of the signal is reduced before it reaches the final discriminator; and 3.A variable-bandwidth 'dynamic-tracking' demodulator in which the resonant frequency of a narrow bandwidth tuned circuit is moved rapidly to follow the nominal instantaneous frequency of the incoming signal. The conventional demodulator will not be discussed in detail here;. however, information is given on two specialized demodulators.

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R. W. White, R. J. Westcott. 1965-12-01. Demodulation techniques for use at Goonhilly satellite-communication earth station. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19670002987

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