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`Analog and Digital
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`Figure 11-2 Density functions for envelope detection of ASK signals
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`Pi(r)
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`Po(r)
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`Pi(f)
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`Pi(r) = Í
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`We can obtain the envelope density function p^r) by integrating over <j),
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`we can
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`obtain solutions for the error performance. Assuming equal
`It will be necessary for us to determine the threshold before
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`order. The density functions p-^r), i = 0 or 1,are shown in Fig. 11-2.
`where IQ(x) is the modified Bessel Function of the first kind and
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`(11.1c)
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`r(t) = [F+ x(i)] cos (a)。i) + y(t) sin (co01)
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`in phase with the signal while the other is in phase quadrature,i.e.,
`given by the sum of (8.19f) and (11.1b). One component of the noise is
`from 0 to 2n radians. Hence, with signal present the filter output is
`where the initial phase angle 0 is a random variable uniformly distributed
`(11.1b)
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`sx{i) = V cos (o)01 + 0),
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`express the incoming signal 가(¿) as
`where the noise power P in (8.19o) has been replaced by NQ B. We can
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`data bit is a ZERO or a ONE.
`threshold-decision circuit is used to determine whether the incoming
`tion is present in the amplitude, an envelope detector followed by a
`influencing a decision regarding the next bit. Because the signal informa­
`to ignore intersymbol interference, i.e.,energy associated with one bit
`B is approximately equal to the bit rate 1 ¡Th. This assumption permits us
`tion discussed in Chapter 8. It will be assumed that the filter bandwidth
`has power N0 B and can be represented by the narrowband approxima­
`the noise outside of the filter bandwidth B. Therefore,the output noise
`narrowband filter is used to improve the incoming SNR by removing
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`for the envelope is Rayleigh, i.e.,
`band noise. We know from Chapter 8 that the probability density function
`transmitted. With no signal present the filter output is simply narrow-
`for the received waveform given that either a ZERO or a ONE was
`We can determine the conditional probability density functions
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`Figure 11-1 Noiicoherent ASK detector
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`FILTER
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`The noncoherent detector for ASK signals is shown in Fig. 11-1. The
`ASK Detector
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`can be shown (see Problem 11.1-1) to be
`lope and phase of an incoming waveform consisting of signal plus noise
`enve-
`without affecting the final results. The joint density function for
`where the Q found in (11.1b) has been arbitrarily set equal to 0 radians
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`phase-coherent channel.
`detecting information transmitted by phase shifts without having
`coherent detection of ASK and FSK signals, plus a technique for
`assumption is not justifiable. Schemes will be presented for the
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`11.1 Noncoherent Detector Techniques
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