Carrier Frequency Modulation: Orthogonal Frequency Shift Keying (FSK), Study notes of Digital Communication Systems

The concept of orthogonal frequency shift keying (fsk) in carrier frequency modulation. The document derives the cross-correlation between two orthogonal signals and discusses the conditions for their orthogonality. It also calculates the average probability of error for binary fsk with an optimum receiver in additive white gaussian noise (awgn) and compares it to the orthogonal fsk case.

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Connexions module: m26740 1
Carrier Frequency Modulation
Tuan Do-Hong
This work is produced by The Connexions Project and licensed under the
Creative Commons Attribution License
1 Frequency Shift Keying (FSK)
The data is impressed upon the carrier frequency. Therefore, the
M
dierent signals are
sm(t) = APT(t) cos (2πfct+ 2π(m1) (f)t+θm)
(1)
for
m {1,2, . . . , M }
The
M
dierent signals have
M
dierent carrier frequencies with possibly dierent phase angles since
the generators of these carrier signals may be dierent. The carriers are
f1=fc
(2)
f2=fc+ (f)
fM=fcM (f)
Thus, the
M
signals may be designed to be orthogonal to each other.
< sm, sn>=RT
0A2cos (2πfct+ 2π(m1) (f)t+θm) cos (2πfct+ 2π(n1) (f)t+θn)dt =
A2
2RT
0cos (4πfct+ 2π(n+m2) (f)t+θm+θn)dt +
A2
2RT
0cos (2π(mn) (f)t+θmθn)dt =A2
2
sin(4πfcT+2π(n+m2)∆(f)T+θm+θn)sin(θm+θn)
4πfc+2π(n+m2)∆(f)+
A2
2sin(2π(mn)∆(f)T+θm
θn)
2π(mn)∆(f)sin(θm
θn)
2π(mn)∆(f)
(3)
If
2fcT+(n+m2) (f)T
is an integer, and if
(mn) (f)T
is also an integer, then
< Sm, Sn>= 0
if
(f)T
is an integer, then
< sm, sn>'0
when
fc
is much larger than
1
T
.
In case
m, θm= 0 : (θm= 0)
< sm, sn>'A2T
2sinc (2 (mn) (f)T)
(4)
Therefore, the frequency spacing could be as small as
(f) = 1
2T
since
sinc (x)=0
if
x=±(1)
or
±(2)
.
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Connexions module: m26740 1

Carrier Frequency Modulation

Tuan Do-Hong

This work is produced by The Connexions Project and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License †

1 Frequency Shift Keying (FSK)

The data is impressed upon the carrier frequency. Therefore, the M dierent signals are

sm (t) = APT (t) cos (2πfct + 2π (m − 1) ∆ (f ) t + θm) (1)

for m ∈ { 1 , 2 ,... , M } The M dierent signals have M dierent carrier frequencies with possibly dierent phase angles since the generators of these carrier signals may be dierent. The carriers are

f 1 = fc (2)

f 2 = fc + ∆ (f )

fM = fc − M ∆ (f )

Thus, the M signals may be designed to be orthogonal to each other.

< sm, sn >=

∫ T

0 A

2 cos (2πf

ct^ + 2π^ (m^ −^ 1) ∆ (f^ )^ t^ +^ θm) cos (2πfct^ + 2π^ (n^ −^ 1) ∆ (f^ )^ t^ +^ θn)^ dt^ =

A^2 2

∫ T

0 cos (4πfct^ + 2π^ (n^ +^ m^ −^ 2) ∆ (f^ )^ t^ +^ θm^ +^ θn)^ dt^ +

A^2 2

∫ T

0 cos (2π^ (m^ −^ n) ∆ (f^ )^ t^ +^ θm^ −^ θn)^ dt^ =^

A^2 2

sin(4πfcT +2π(n+m−2)∆(f )T +θm+θn)−sin(θm+θn)

4 πfc+2π(n+m−2)∆(f ) +

A^2 2

sin(2π(m−n)∆(f )T +θm−θn)

2 π(m−n)∆(f ) −^

sin(θm−θn) 2 π(m−n)∆(f )

If 2 fcT + (n + m − 2) ∆ (f ) T is an integer, and if (m − n) ∆ (f ) T is also an integer, then < Sm, Sn >= 0 if ∆ (f ) T is an integer, then < sm, sn >' 0 when fc is much larger than (^) T^1. In case ∀m, θm = 0 : (θm = 0)

< sm, sn >'

A^2 T

sinc (2 (m − n) ∆ (f ) T ) (4)

Therefore, the frequency spacing could be as small as ∆ (f ) = (^21) T since sinc (x) = 0 if x = ± (1) or ± (2). ∗Version 1.1: Jul 3, 2009 8:09 am GMT- †http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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If the signals are designed to be orthogonal then the average probability of error for binary FSK with optimum receiver is [U+2010] P (^) e =^ Q

Es N 0

in AWGN. Note that sinc (x) takes its minimum value not at x = ± (1) but at ± (1.4) and the minimum value is − 0. 216. Therefore if ∆ (f ) = (^0) T.^7 then

[U+2010] P (^) e =^ Q

  1. 216 Es N 0

which is a gain of 10 × log1. 216 ' 0. 85 dθ over orthogonal FSK.

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