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Minimum shift keying (MSK) is an important concept to learn in digital communications. It is a form of continuous phase frequency shift keying . In minimum phase shift keying, two key concepts are used.
(a) The frequency separation of the sinusoidals used for representing bits 1’s and 0’s are 1/2T, where T is the symbol period.
(b) It is ensured that the resulting waveform is phase continuous.
This simple script generates MSK transmission for a random binary input sequence. For details please refer to the post:
http://www.dsplog.com/2008/01/19/simulating-minimum-shift-keying-transmitter/ |
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MATLAB 7 (R14)
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| 14 May 2008 |
ziya ider
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| 01 Apr 2008 |
Missed 1/2T and 1/T in the second sentence. |
| 02 Oct 2008 |
The direction of
the arrow for -1 from 90degree to 180 degree was in error. Corrected. |
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