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NASA NTRS · 19870040292

Digital transmitter - Simple, yet precise

Abstract

A transmitter developed for operation at high digital transmission speeds is described. It is a complex system that produces a clean waveform with data rates as high as 1 Mb/s; and its design makes it possible to vary all possible modulation schemes by reprogramming a chip, to vary data-transmission rates with the clock frequency, and to shape pulses without distortion. The design, furthermore, can be adapted to very-large-scale-integration (VLSI) fabrication and mass production. A prototype QPSK residual carrier modulation transmitter was fabricated and tested. The purpose was to create a deep null in the data spectrum to transmit a tone or residual carrier along with the modulation.

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Davarian, F., Sumida, J.. 1986-12-01. Digital transmitter - Simple, yet precise. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870040292

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