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Element_115



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Post12 Apr 2006 19:12   Linear Phase Mod index?

Could anyone explain the Modulation Index for PM.

And my issue is:
I have a Phase Modulator designed/Optimized for say a 1Mps Data rate.
How can I calculate/determine the Mod index if I change the data rate
down to 500Bps?

Can anyone explain this relation, or point me to a book that can.

Thanks for your help.

P.S. I did search the board already.
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m_llaa



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Post12 Apr 2006 21:53   Re: Linear Phase Mod index?

hi
x(t)=Acos(wt+φs(t))
the modulation index (φ) in PM is the maximum deviation of phase beacuse of the message, s(t)

if u transmit by digital modulation u can use CPM(Continuous Phase Mod) or CPFSK(Continuous Phase FSK) in yhis digital mod (h = 2 fd T). h is mod index like φ in PM. then if u change your bit rate u should modify T in your example T2/T1=2 then h2/h1=2
u can find more detail in "Digital Communication" by Proakis chapter 4
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