The purpose of this contract was to develop a high rate (200 Mbps), bandwidth efficient, modulation format using low cost hardware, in 1990's technology. The modulation format chosen is 16-ary continuous phase frequency shift keying (CPFSK). The implementation of the modulation format uses a unique combination of a limiter/discriminator followed by an accumulator to determine transmitted phase. An important feature of the modulation scheme is the way coding is applied to efficiently gain back the performance lost by the close spacing of the phase points
Development of experimental linear swept frequency modulator for aircraft satellite communication
Two aspects of the work for NASA are examined: the construction of multi-dimensional phase modulatio...
An architecture and a hardware prototype of a flexible trellis modem/codec (FTMC) transmitter are pr...
The Advanced Modulation and Coding Project at LeRC is sponsored by the Office of Space Science and A...
First phase development of an advanced modulation technology which synergistically combines coding a...
A bandwidth-efficient constant-envelope Proof-of-Concept (POC) modem is described. The modem was dev...
The objectives, approach, and status of all current LeRC-sponsored industry contracts and university...
The engineering development study to follow was written to address the need for a Programmable Rate ...
Communications theory and practice are merged with state-of-the-art technology in IC fabrication, es...
The objectives of this project are: (1) to develop a proof-of-concept (POC) uplink modulation system...
An initial definition of on-board processing requirements for an advanced satellite communications s...
A document discusses a multi-Gigabit-per-second, Ka-band transceiver with a software-defined modem (...
Theory and hardware are described for a proof-of-concept 16-ary continuous phase frequency shift key...
The need for a Programmable Rate Digital Satellite Modem capable of supporting both burst and contin...
The 300 Mbps modem was developed for direct application to the next generation high data rate Time D...
Development of experimental linear swept frequency modulator for aircraft satellite communication
Two aspects of the work for NASA are examined: the construction of multi-dimensional phase modulatio...
An architecture and a hardware prototype of a flexible trellis modem/codec (FTMC) transmitter are pr...
The Advanced Modulation and Coding Project at LeRC is sponsored by the Office of Space Science and A...
First phase development of an advanced modulation technology which synergistically combines coding a...
A bandwidth-efficient constant-envelope Proof-of-Concept (POC) modem is described. The modem was dev...
The objectives, approach, and status of all current LeRC-sponsored industry contracts and university...
The engineering development study to follow was written to address the need for a Programmable Rate ...
Communications theory and practice are merged with state-of-the-art technology in IC fabrication, es...
The objectives of this project are: (1) to develop a proof-of-concept (POC) uplink modulation system...
An initial definition of on-board processing requirements for an advanced satellite communications s...
A document discusses a multi-Gigabit-per-second, Ka-band transceiver with a software-defined modem (...
Theory and hardware are described for a proof-of-concept 16-ary continuous phase frequency shift key...
The need for a Programmable Rate Digital Satellite Modem capable of supporting both burst and contin...
The 300 Mbps modem was developed for direct application to the next generation high data rate Time D...
Development of experimental linear swept frequency modulator for aircraft satellite communication
Two aspects of the work for NASA are examined: the construction of multi-dimensional phase modulatio...
An architecture and a hardware prototype of a flexible trellis modem/codec (FTMC) transmitter are pr...