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An Najah National University Telecommunication Engineering Department comparison of binary shift ke ying techniques Prepeared by : Suhad Malayshi  Raghad foqha  Ola mashaqi  submitted to Dr . Allam Mousa

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An Najah National University

Telecommunication Engineering Department

comparison of binary shift keying techniques

Prepeared by : Suhad Malayshi

  Raghad foqha

  Ola mashaqi 

submitted to Dr. Allam Mousa

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What is digital modulation?

 The techniques used to modulate digital information so that it can be transmitted

ia micro!ae" satellite or do!n a cable pair are di#erent to that of Analogue

transmission .

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Metode fundamentale de modulare digitala:

 Binary Amplitude shift keying

on!o" keying# adantage: simplicity %disadantage: AS& isery susceptible to noise

interference' noise usually(only)a#ects the amplitude"

therefore AS& is themodulation technique most

a#ected by noise%application: AS& is used

to transmit digital data oeroptical *ber

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$re%uency &hift 'eying+requency Shift &eying (+S&) is a frequency modulationscheme (conveys information over a carrier wave byvarying its instantaneous frequency) in !hich digitalinformation is transmitted through discrete frequencychanges of a carrier !ae (

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+S& is the most common form of digital modulation in the highfrequency radio spectrum" and has important applications intelephone cct.

 A modem conerts the binary data from a computer to +S& fortransmission oer telephone lines" cables" or !ireless media.

 Shifts are usually in the range of ,- to ---/0.

 

demodulation:

 demodulator must be able to determine !hich of t!o possiblefrequencies is present at a gien time

advantage:

+S& is less susceptible to errors than AS& ' receier loo1s for

speci*c frequency changes oer a number of interals" sooltage (noise) spi1es can be ignoreddisadvantage:

+S& spectrum is 2 3 AS& spectrum

application:

oer oice lines" in high4freq. radio transmission" etc.

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B$&' Binary $re%uency &hift 'eying #

)eneral form of B$&' is :

=

0),2cos(1),2cos()(

2

1

binaryt  f   Abinaryt  f   At  s

π  

π  

*ere + in B$&'+ the ,-. is called the mark fre%uency and the,/. is called the space fre%uency(

The optical 0eld of $&' form is :

The total B(1 of $&' isgiven 2y :25f 6 27" !here 7 is the bit rate.

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• Phase4shift 1eying (PS&) is a method of digital communication in

!hich the phase of a transmitted signal is aried to transmitinformation. There are seeral methods that can be used to do PS&.

3hase &hift 'eying

• The simplest PS& technique is called binary phase4shift 1eying(7PS&). 8t uses t!o opposite signal phases (- and 9- degrees).

 The digital signal is bro1en up time!ise into indiidual bits (binarydigits).

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 7PS&

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Applications on 3&' 

 The !ireless ;A< standard

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A 4ireless local area net4ork  (15AN)lin1s t!o or more deices using some!ireless distribution method "and usuallyproiding a connection through an accesspoint to the !ider 8nternet. This gies users

the mobility to moe around !ithin a localcoerage area and still be connected to thenet!or1. Most modern =;A<s are basedon 8>>> 9-2. standards" mar1eted under

the =i4+i brand name. =;A<s !ere oncecalled ;A=<s (for local area !irelessnet!or1) by the Department of Defense.

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=ireless ;A<s hae become popular in thehome due to ease of installation" and in

commercial comple3es o#ering !irelessaccess to their customers? often for free

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Dierences+S& s PS&

less susceptible to interference .

 easier to generate !ith modern electronics

 7+S& requires t!ice the band!idth of 7PS& 

  power fsk is better compared to psk 

  but

it is e3pensie  

AS&  Simplicity

lo! implementation costs

consering po!er.

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$&' vs 3&' noise immunity6

you need to de*ne a quantitatie metric that has aleel playing *eld bet!een the t!o" such asmeasuring the systems@ bit4error rate ersus thesignal to noise ratio 

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E b /N 0 (the energy per bit to noise power spectral density ratio

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