Direct quadrature phase shift keying modulator using six-port technology

A direct quadrature phase shift keying modulator based on six-port technology is presented. The modulator comprises a six-port circuit, a switch matrix and open and short terminations. Using this modulator, direct phase shift keying modulation was achieved. Six-port technology has the advantage of signal integrity, low power consumption and physical scalability to attain different frequencies of operation and extendibility to M-ary phase shift keying. Experiment results demonstrate performance with an output phase difference from 0.8 to 4.5/spl deg/ and an amplitude difference from 0.5 to 2.7 dB. A data throughput of 200 Mbits was attained.     

扩展二元相移键控调制信号的多路传输

为有效利用信道资源,基于扩展二元相移键控(Extended Binary Phase Shift Keying,EBPSK)调制和解调的独特性,分析了多载波EBPSK调制的传输体制,推导出各路调制信号间参数约束关系,找出传输信号频谱变化规律,提出两种传输方案并设计相应的解调器,实现了多路EBPSK信号的并行传输;针对线谱分布规律修改调制波形,抑制了调制信号功率谱中的线谱杂散;取不同组调制参数进行仿真验证,结果表明两种方案的解调性能趋于一致且与载频间隔有关,载频趋近,系统实现复杂度提高,在相同误码率下解调所需信噪比额外支出约1～2 dB,但传输速率成倍提高,节省了频率资源,表明了这两种方法的可行性、有效性和利用信道资源的合理性.     

Error probability of binary phase shift keying in Nakagami-m fadingchannel with phase noise

The error performance of coherent detection of binary phase shift keying (BPSK) signals with noisy phase reference is analysed for a flat Nakagami-m fading channel and in the presence of additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). By assuming Gaussian and Tikhonov probability density functions (PDFs) for the phase error, closed-form expressions for the average bit error rate (BER) are derived     

Nonlinear continuous phase frequency shift keying

A novel signal-space coded CPM (continuous phase modulated) signaling technique, called nonlinear CPFSK (continuous phase frequency shift keying) signaling, which guarantees the maximum constraint length allowed by the number of states is introduced. Nonlinear CPFSK signals use a suitably selected state transition matrix during all signaling intervals. The selected state transition matrix is realized by changing the modulation index of the signals, hence the modulation index used during any interval depends on the transmitted symbol as well as on the state of the system. Binary nonlinear CPFSK signaling schemes are constructed and analyzed. Numerical results indicate that nonlinear CPFSK signals can achieve attractive minimum distances compared with other existing CPM signaling formats     

2.4 GHz continuously variable ferroelectric phase shifters using all-pass networks

Continuously variable ferroelectric (BST on sapphire) phase shifters based on all-pass networks are presented. An all-pass network phase shifter consists of only lumped LC elements, and thus the total size of the phase shifter is kept to less than 2.2 mm /spl times/ 2.6 mm at 2.4 GHz. The tunability (C/sub max//C/sub min/) of a BST interdigital capacitor is over 2.9 with a bias voltage of 140 V. The phase shifter provides more than 121/spl deg/ phase shift with the maximum insertion loss of 1.8 dB and the worst case return loss of 12.5 dB from 2.4 GHz to 2.5 GHz. By cascading two identical phase shifters, more than 255/spl deg/ phase shift is obtained with the maximum insertion loss of 3.75 dB. The loss figure-of-merit of both the single- and double-section phase shifters is over 65/spl deg//dB from 2.4 GHz to 2.5 GHz.     

Tunable infrared modulator and switch using Stark shift in stepquantum wells

A tunable infrared modulator and/or switch using intersubband Stark shift in a step quantum well is discussed. The device utilizes the intersubband absorption and the large change of separation between energy levels in the step quantum well under an applied electric field. The incident infrared beam on the device is either absorbed or transmitted depending on the energy separation of the levels, and thus the modulation can be achieved by adjusting the energy levels with an applied electric field. The extremely short lifetime of the intersubband transition makes this modulator suitable for application in high-speed long-wavelength optical communications     

M-ary nonlinear continuous phase frequency shift keying

The authors present a new approach for designing a continuous phase frequency shift keying (CPFSK) system which is a nonlinear mapping of the M-ary symbols into the N-ary CPFSK. Using this approach they have designed an M-ary nonlinear CPFSK (NCPFSK) system of simple structure. The proposed M-ary NCPFSK system is a modification of the multi-h CPM (MHCPM) scheme. The proposed modulation gives improved performance over conventional modulation schemes     

A quaternary amplitude shift keying modulator for suppressing initial amplitude distortion

This paper proposes a quaternary amplitude-shift-keying (4ASK) modulation circuit that suppresses amplitude distortion of the transmitting 4ASK signal. The performance of the proposed circuit is quantitatively verified through numerical calculation in comparison to a conventional alternative. The feasibility of the proposed circuit as integrated in a lithium niobate substrate is also demonstrated: the suppression of amplitude distortion is successfully demonstrated and minimum sensitivity of the transmitted 4ASK signal is 1.7 dB better than that offered by the conventional circuit.     

Coherent quadrature phase shift keying optical communication systems

Coherent optical fiber communications for data rates of 100 Gbit/s and beyond have recently been studied extensively because high sensitivity of coherent receivers could extend the transmission distance. Spectrally efficient modulation techniques such as M-ary phase shift keying (PSK) can be employed for coherent optical links. The integration of multi-level modulation formats based on coherent technologies with wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) systems is vital to meet the aggregate bandwidth demand. This paper reviews coherent quadrature PSK (QPSK) systems to scale the network capacity and maximum reach of coherent optical communication systems to accommodate traffic growth.     

ON/OFF phase shift keying for chaos-encrypted communication using external-cavity semiconductor lasers

Synchronization phenomena of two chaotically emitting semiconductor lasers subject to delayed optical feedback are investigated. The lasers are unidirectionally coupled via their optical fields. Our experimental and numerical studies demonstrate that the relative optical feedback phase is of decisive importance: a characteristic synchronization scenario evolves under variation of the relative optical-feedback phase mediating cyclically between chaos synchronization in conjunction with coherent fields, and uncorrelated states in conjunction with incoherent fields. As a key result, we propose, and numerically demonstrate, a novel ON/OFF phase shift keying method opening up new perspectives for applications in communication systems using chaotic carriers.     

A novel high-isolation RF-SOI switch for 2.4 GHz multi-standard applications

Taking advantage of 1 KΩ·cm high-resistivity substrate and special device structure, a novel stack-by-two Single-pole-double-throw (SPDT) switch is fabricated in 0.18 μm partially depleted silicon-on-insulator technology for power handling capability and linearity improvement, targeting 2.4 GHz multi-standard transceiver application. The measured insertion loss is −1.1 dB at 2.4 GHz. With stacked switching device, the circuit exhibits a high measured input input-referred 1 dB power compression point (IP1 dB) of 21.5 dBm, which has more than 7 dB enhancement compared to previous work. The measured isolation is 43 dB. The switch has a overall occupied die area of 1200 × 560 μm².     

Heterodyne video transmission with differentially encodedquadrature phase shift keying

Heterodyne transmission experiments of multiple video channels using differentially encoded quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) are described. Combining the QPSK microwave modulation format with the subcarrier multiplexing technique results in a total of 20 video channels at 50 Mb/s being transmitted on 10 microwave subcarriers. Using a differential encoding approach, this system provides good receiver sensitivity and bandwidth efficiency, while maintaining a simple receiver design. No carrier recovery circuit or phase-locked loop is required for demodulation, which greatly reduces the receiver complexity. It is demonstrated that only a standard delay and multiply demodulator are necessary. With optical heterodyne detection, a receiver sensitivity of -37.5 dBm is achieved for the 20 channel system. The extension of this technique to intensity modulated direct detection subcarrier systems along with migration scenarios for digital video and broadband services is discussed     

Diversity for binary noncoherent frequency shift keying in impulsive reverberation noise

The error rate in active sonar is given for binary non-coherent frequency shift keying (FSK) in slow and non-selective Rayleigh fading (multipath) and additive non-Gaussian reverberation noise. The improvement achieved by using time-diversity is derived from the expression for the probability of error. It is shown that for error probabilities of the order of 10?5 the improvement factor is 10 dB.     

二进制差分随机过程键控的结构与性能分析

提出了一种二进制差分随机过程键控的调制解调结构,推导出了在高斯信道和准静态衰落信道下的误比特率理论计算公式,并对系统进行了误比特率和二阶循环谱检测的仿真。仿真结果表明,提出的差分随机过程键控,在高斯信道下大约在?2 dB、在准静态瑞利衰落信道下大约在25 dB的信噪比下具有10?4数量级的误比特率。同时,所提出的差分随机过程键控调制方法,其广义二阶循环谱的不可检测性,使其具有很好的物理层隐蔽性。     

Hybrid multi-h/multi-T continuous phase frequency shift keying

A class of hybrid multi-h/multi-T CPFSK signals is obtained by combining multi-h and multi-T signalling techniques. Hybrid signals are constructed by varying both the modulation index and the symbol duration simultaneously. Numerical results show that hybrid multi-h/multi-T signals perform significantly better than ordinary multi-h and multi-T signals     

Trellis codes for 4-ary continuous phase frequency shift keying

The approach of Morales-Moreno and Pasupathy (1988) is extended for the design of trellis codes for 4-ary continuous phase frequency shift keying (CPFSK) with modulation index h=1/2. The criterion for comparison of codes is the maximum free Euclidean distance for a given rate and the number of states of the signal space code. For the same number of states of the signal space code, these codes improve the free Euclidean distance by up to 1.25 dB over previously published results. Finally, the implementation of the combined coding and modulation system is discussed     

Differential phase shift keying in two-path Rayleigh channel withadjacent channel interference

A formula is derived for the error probability of M-ary differential phase-shift keying with differential phase detection in a two-path Rayleigh fading channel taking into account adjacent channel interference (ACI), cochannel interference (CCI), intersymbol interference (ISI), and Doppler frequency shift. Square-root Nyquist filters are used with roll-off, β, the transmitter and receiver as in the proposed US digital mobile radio system. The presence of the second path has a profound effect on increasing the bit error probability (BEP) because it causes ISI. In the absence of ISI, ACI has a smaller effect on BEP than CCI. In the presence of ISI their effect is essentially the same. For a given bit energy-to-noise ratio, the binary system has the lowest BEP; however, the bit rate is also the lowest for a given bandwidth. When the main interference is ACI or CCI, a quaternary system has a lower BEP than the octal system. When the main interference is ISI, this is reversed     

Optical frequency domain differential phase shift keying infemtosecond-pulse spectral modulation systems

We propose a novel scheme of differential phase shift keying (DPSK) in the optical frequency domain. We take advantage of the intrinsic coherence among spectral elements derived by spectrum slicing a femtosecond optical pulse, introducing differential phase modulation between adjacent spectral elements with a femtosecond-pulse shaper. Detection of the differential phase is achieved by a Mach-Zehnder (MZ) or Sagnac interferometric receiver without requirement of any external phase reference     

Generation of 40 GHz phase stable optical short pulses using intensity modulator and two cascaded phase modulators

Pulse sources based on lithium niobate modulators are very attractive for optical time division multiplexing (OTDM) transmission systems because the modulators are now commercially available,qualified for system use,and can operate up to very high speeds and over a wide wavelength range.In this paper,we describe the principles of operation and performance of the pulse source based on lithium niobate modulators.The pulse source is based on a Mach-Zehnder intensity modulator (IM) and two phase modulators (PMs).The continuouswave (CW) light is modulated in an IM and then strongly phase modulated in two cascaded PMs.The chirped pulses are subsequently compressed to desired width using dispersion compensation technology.This method has the advantage of acquiring larger chirp using normal PM rather than that special designed PM of very low Vπ.It can also generate shorter pulses than conventional methods incorporating only one PM driving by a radio frequency (RF) signal with the power larger than 1 W which may damage the device.Generation of 40 GHz optical pulses shorter than 2 ps is theoretically illustrated,simulated and experimentally verified.Experimental results show that 40 GHz phase stable optical pulses with pulse-width of 1.88 ps,extinction ratio (ER) larger than 20 dB,the timing jitter of 57 fs and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 32.8 dB can be achieved.This is also a cavity-less pulse source whose timing jitter is determined only by the RF source rather than by the actively controlled cavity.In the experiment,the phase noise of the RF source we used is as low as -98.13 dBc/Hz at a 10 kHz offset frequency which resulting very low timing jitter of generated pulses.The pulses are then modulated at 40 Gbaud/s with an inphase/quadrature (l/Q) modulator and multiplexed to 160 Gbaud/s with less interference between each other.After back-to-back demultiplexing by an electro-absorption modulator (EAM) to 40 Gbaud/s and demodulation by a delay interferometer (DI),clear and opened eye diagrams of 40 Gbaud/s I and Q tributary signals are obtained which verify the good performance of generated pulses in the 160Gbaud/s differential quadrature phase shift keying (DQPSK) OTDM system and further prove the phase stability and high quality of generated pulses.