NASA NTRS · 19890000439
Digital 8-DPSK Modem For Trellis-Coded Communication
Abstract
Digital real-time modem processes octuple differential-phase-shift-keyed trellis-coded modulation. Intended for use in communicating data at rate up to 4.8 kb/s in land-mobile satellite channel (Rician fading) of 5-kHz bandwidth at carrier frequency of 1 to 2 GHz. Modulator and demodulator contain digital signal processors performing modem functions. Design flexible in that functions altered via software. Modem successfully tested and evaluated in both laboratory and field experiments, including recent full-scale satellite experiment. In all cases, modem performed within 1 dB of theory. Other communication systems benefitting from this type of modem include land mobile (without satellites), paging, digitized voice, and frequency-modulation subcarrier data broadcasting.
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Jedrey, T. C., Lay, N. E., Rafferty, W.. 1989-09-01. Digital 8-DPSK Modem For Trellis-Coded Communication. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000439
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