bandpass communication and the complex envelope
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Bandpass communicationand the
Complex Envelope
EELE445-14Lecture 25
Complex Envelope
•Review sections 4-1 to 4-4 in the text•look at the complex envelope representations in table 4-1•be able to calculate or find:
•complex envelope of a waveform expression•calculate the signal power•calculate the PEP•define Modulation
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Some DefinitionsA baseband waveform has a spectral magnitude that in nonzero for frequencies in the vicinity of the origin (i.e. f=0)and negligible elsewhere.
A bandpass waveform has a spectral magnitude that is nonzero for frequencies in some band concentrated about a frequency f=+/- fc where fc is much greater than zero.
Modulation is the process if imparting the source information onto a bandpass signal with a carrier frequency fc by the introduction of amplitude or phase perturbations or both. The resulting bandpass signal is called the modulated signal s(t), and the baseband source signal is called the modulating signal m(t)
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Figure 4–1 Bandpass Communication system.
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Complex EnvelopeTheorem: Any physical bandpass waveform can be represented by:
{ } { }
)()( )()()()()(
2,)()(
Re)(Re)(
tjtg
ccc
tj
etRetgtjytxtg
fwfrequencycarrierftsofenvelopecomplextg
partrealdenotesetgts c
θ
ω
π
==+=
≡≡≡
•=
∠
Complex Envelope
{ }{ }
{ }tjcc
tjtg
cetgttyttxts
txtytgt
tytxtgtR
ttRtgtyttRtgtx
etRetgtjytxtg
ω
θ
ωω
θ
θθ
)(Re)sin()()cos()()(
)()(tan)()(
)()()()(
))(sin()()(Im)())(cos()()(Re)()()()()()(
1
22
)()(
=−=
⎟⎟⎠
⎞⎜⎜⎝
⎛≡∠=
+≡=
≡=≡=
==+=
−
∠
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Complex Envelopeg(t) = x(t) + jy(t)
x(t) is the “I” or In phase modulation
y(t) is the “Q” or Quadrature modulation
R(t) is >=0 and determines the signal power
[ ][ ] )(
)()(tmforoperatormappingtheisg
tmgtg•
=
g[ ] function determines the bandpass modulation type
Complex Envelope- Vector Modulator
{ }tjcc
cetgttyttxts ωωω )(Re)sin()()cos()()( =−=
)2cos( tfcπ
2π
−
All modulation types may be generated using a vector modulator
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Complex Envelope: time and frequency domain
{ }
[ ]
[ ]
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*
)(21)0()()(
)()(41)(
)()(21)(
)(Re)(
tgRdffPtvP
ffPffPfP
ffGffGfV
etgtv
vvv
cgcgv
cc
tj c
∫∞
∞−
====
−−+−=
−−+−=
=
:Power
:PSD
:Spectrum
:waveformBandpassω
Complex Envelope, of various modulations
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Complex Envelope, (R θ), of various modulations
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DSB-SCand AM
EELE445-14Lecture 26
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DSB-SC – section 5-1 in the text• This is AM without the Carrier• All of the power in the PSD is dependent on the
information m(t)• The modulation efficiency is 100%• Synchronous demodulation is required
)2cos( tfcπ
envelope-pre)()()2cos()()(
tmAtgtftmAts
c
cc
== π
1)(
1)(2 ≤
≤
tm
tm
DSB-SC – Spectrum
[ ])()(2
)(
)()(,1)()()(
)2cos()()(
ccc
c
c
cc
ffMffMAfS
fMAfGtmtmAtg
tftmAts
++−=
=
≤=
=
m(t)) d(normalize envelope-preπ
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DSB-SC – Signals
0 5 .10 4 0.001 0.0015 0.0021
0
1
Carrier VoltageModulation VoltageCarrier VoltageModulation Voltage
Waveforms
time
Vol
ts1
1−
c t( )
m t( )
1.992 10 3−×0 t
DSB-SC – Signal
0 5 .10 4 0.001 0.0015 0.0021
0
1
s(t)m(t)positive envelopenegative envelope
s(t)m(t)positive envelopenegative envelope
DSB-SC and Envelopes
Time
Vol
ts
1
1−
s.dsb tn( )
m tn( )m tn( )
m tn( )−
1.992 10 3−×0 tn
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DSB-SC – Signal
0 5000 1 .104 1.5 .104 2 .1040
0.5
1DSB-SC Voltage Spectrum
Frequency Hz
Vol
ts p
eak
1
0
2 DSBk
20KHz0 1t.max
k⋅
AM – section 5-1
1002
)(min[)](max[
1002
%
1)(1|)(|
)2cos()](1[)()](1[)(
minmax
2
tmtmA
AA
tmtm
tftmAtstmAtg
c
cc
c
−=
−=
≤≤
+=+=
modulation
envelope-preπ
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AM – section 5-1 in the text[ ]
222
2
2222
222
)(21
21
)(
:0)(
)(21)(
21
)(121)(
21)(
tmAA
ts
tm
tmAtmAA
tmAtgts
cc
ccc
c
+=
+=
=
++=
++=
+==
powersidebandpowerCarrier
mean, 0for Sidebandshift CarrierCarrier
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Figure 5–1 AM signal waveform.
[ ][ ] powerthedeterminesenvelope
wavformphysical)(1)(
)cos()(1)(tmAtg
ttmAts
c
c
+=+= ω
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Mathcad AM signal waveform, u=50%
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Mathcad AM signal waveform μ=0.5
6 8 10 12 140
0.25
0.5
0.75
1
1.25
1.5AM Modulation Voltage Spectrum
Frequency KHz
Vol
ts p
eak
6 8 10 12 140
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
0.4
0.45
0.5AM Power
Frequency KHz
Wat
ts
.0312
12
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Mathcad AM signal waveform μ=1
0 5 .10 4 0.001 0.0015 0.0022
1
0
1
2
s(t)Positive EnvelopeNegative Envelope
s(t)Positive EnvelopeNegative Envelope
AM and Envelopes
Time
Vol
ts
6 8 10 12 140
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
0.4
0.45
0.5AM Power
Frequency KHz
Wat
ts
.125
6 8 10 12 140
0.25
0.5
0.75
1
1.25
1.5AM Modulation Voltage Spectrum
Frequency KHz
Vol
ts p
eak
AM – Power and modulation efficiency
[ ]
power sidebandcarrier in shift power power Carrier ++=
++=
++=
+==
)(2
)(2
)()(212
)(12
)(21)(
22
22
22
22
22
tmAtmAA
tmtmA
tmAtgts
cc
c
c
c
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AM – section 5-1
[ ]
1002
)(min[)](max[
1002
%
1)(1|)(|
)(1)()()2cos()](1[)(
minmax
2
tmtmA
AA
tmtm
tmAtgtRtftmAts
c
c
cc
−=
−=
≤≤
+==+=
modulation
, :envelope realπ
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Figure 4–2 Spectrum of AM signal.
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AM – section 5-1 in the text• use your class notes and review section
5-1 in the text. • also review chapter 4 for AM detection
and the superheterodyne receiver.• AM is used for commercial broadcasting
in order that low cost envelope detection may be used.
Bandpass Digital Signal Examples on board…
EELE445-14
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Asymmetric Sideband SignalsUSSB, LSSB, VSB
EELE445-13Lecture 27
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Figure 5–4 Spectrum for a USSB signal.
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Figure 5–5 Generation of SSB.
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Figure P5–12 Weaver’s method for generating SSB.
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Single Side Band- Phasing Method
)(ˆ tm
)(tm
)(ˆ)()( tmtmtg +=
Single Side Band- Phasing Method
f0
)( fM
1
0
)()()(ˆ fMfHfM h=
f1
-1
)(ˆ)()( fMfMfG +=
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Single Side Band
U(-f)
Single Side Band
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Single Side Band
Single Side Band
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Single Side Band
Single Side Band
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Single Side Band
Single Side Band
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Figure 5–5 Generation of SSB.
Single Side Band
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Single Side Band
Single Side Band
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Figure 5–6 VSB transmitter and spectra.