1.8 Analogue Modulation Techniques - Digital Data Flashcards

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Describe Amplitude Shift Keying (OOK). What is the advantage and disadvantage?

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(transmission of digital signal)

Transmit when 1, do not transmit when 0.

Saves power when transmitting a 0 but there is difficulty knowing if there has been loss of signal or it has transmitted a 0.

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Describe Amplitude Shift Keying (Multi-Level). What is the advantage and disadvantage?

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(transmission of digital signal)

Removes ambiguity by transmitting a small signal when 0.

Takes more power but there is less ambiguity when sending a 0.

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How does the frequency of the ASK compare to AM?

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Requires 2f_0, which is comparable to AM. WHy? Who knows.

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What is ASK?

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(transmission of digital signal)

Transmit a digital input using amplitude modulation. The signal switches amplitude in discrete amounts (1’s and 0’s.)

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What is FSK?

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(transmission of digital signal)

Frequency Shift Keying sends digital inputs through frequency modulation between discrete values.

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How does FSK bandwidth compare to ASK?

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Requires more bandwidth (to cover more frequencies).

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What is the minimum bandwidth of FSK and why?

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4f_b because two frequencies are used so it is considered as two independant signals.

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Describe Continuous Phase FSK

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(transmission of digital signal)

A type of FSK where the phase is constant.

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Describe Phase Shit Keying

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(transmission of digital signal)

The phase is changed as the digital input varies between 1 and 0.

Only a single frequency is used.

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What is the bandwidth requirement of Phase Shift Keying?

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Same as ASK, 2*f

Same because phase is changed at clock intervals so the frequency stays the same the whole time.

For phase modulation, it shifts continuously which would change the frequency in tandem.

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Describe Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

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(transmission of digital signal)

Similar to PSK except 4 values of phase are used and spaced 90 degrees apart. Each phase represents 2 bits of data.

This allows more efficient use of bandwidth.

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Describe M-ary Modulation

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(transmission of digital signal)

Uses symbols to represent multiplebits. This saves bandwidth and imporves bit rates.

Can use any method to modulate the signal.

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What is an advantage of PSK over ASK?

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Greater resistance to noise.

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What is the advantage of ASK over FSK?

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Smaller bandwidth, cheaper equipment.

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How is data recovered in DPSK?

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An XNOR gate is used to combine current bit and previous bit to recover the data.

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