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How are I and Q signals generated for QOSK demodulation?

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How does I and Q signals are generated for QOSK Demodulation???
 

Re: qpsk demodulation

Hi,
Coherent demodulation can be used for QPSK demodulation.To obtain demodulated output from I channel, multiply the incoming QPSK signal with cos2Πfct and use LPF ., and to obtain the demodulated output from Q channel,multiply the incoming QPSK signal with sin2Πfct and use LPF.
The outputs from I and Q channels would be the demodulated symbol consisting of two bits.
Hope u got my answer.
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Bhanumurthy.
 

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