Abstract—A new method of estimating the signal-to-noise ratio for M-PSK receivers was presented previously, which derives that estimate from the locked-state value of a new family of carrier lock detectors. In this paper, a quantitative analysis is undertaken in which it is shown that this method requires significantly less hard-ware and/or software resources than estimation from the received signal’s error rate, is irrespective of the data sequence, and neces-sitates far fewer symbols in order to arrive at an equally accurate estimate. Index Terms—Bit-error rate (BER), BPSK, carrier, detector, error rate, estimation, lock, metric, M-PSK, phase modulation
As data rate demands on existing satellite systems increase, the need to evaluate more bandwidth eff...
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Abstract—A new method of estimating the signal-to-noise ratio for M-PSK receivers was presented prev...
A new method of estimating the signal-to-noise ratio for M-PSK receivers was presented previously, w...
This thesis presents and investigates new structures for use within coherent M-PSK (M-ary Phase Shif...
In this letter, we analyze the performance of a category of phase detectors (PDs) for carrier synchr...
In this paper we shall present a new Non Data Aided (NDA) adaptive phase detection structure for car...
The work presented here formulates the rigorous statistical basis for the correct estimation of comm...
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The use of 8 and 16 PSK TCM to support satellite communications in an effort to achieve more bandwid...
Signals with multiple phase-shift keying (M-PSK) have long been successfully used for highspeed info...
The use of 8 and 16 PSK TCM to support satellite communications in an effort to achieve more bandwid...
We propose an iterative data-aided algorithm based on maximum likelihood criteria for carrier freque...
In many practical communication systems it is often necessary to transmit over a single radio freque...
As data rate demands on existing satellite systems increase, the need to evaluate more bandwidth eff...
Burst transmission of digital data is employed in several applications such as satellite time-divisi...
A novel information-reduced carrier-synchronization system has been evaluated by means of both analy...
Abstract—A new method of estimating the signal-to-noise ratio for M-PSK receivers was presented prev...
A new method of estimating the signal-to-noise ratio for M-PSK receivers was presented previously, w...
This thesis presents and investigates new structures for use within coherent M-PSK (M-ary Phase Shif...
In this letter, we analyze the performance of a category of phase detectors (PDs) for carrier synchr...
In this paper we shall present a new Non Data Aided (NDA) adaptive phase detection structure for car...
The work presented here formulates the rigorous statistical basis for the correct estimation of comm...
In this paper, a new method for detecting and estimating the parameters of a binary phase shift keyi...
The use of 8 and 16 PSK TCM to support satellite communications in an effort to achieve more bandwid...
Signals with multiple phase-shift keying (M-PSK) have long been successfully used for highspeed info...
The use of 8 and 16 PSK TCM to support satellite communications in an effort to achieve more bandwid...
We propose an iterative data-aided algorithm based on maximum likelihood criteria for carrier freque...
In many practical communication systems it is often necessary to transmit over a single radio freque...
As data rate demands on existing satellite systems increase, the need to evaluate more bandwidth eff...
Burst transmission of digital data is employed in several applications such as satellite time-divisi...
A novel information-reduced carrier-synchronization system has been evaluated by means of both analy...