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EXPT 04 - 4-PSK Modulation & Demodulation

This document describes an experiment on 4-PSK modulation and demodulation. 4-PSK modulation encodes data bits into four phases separated by 90 degrees of a carrier signal. A 4-PSK demodulator recovers the transmitted data bits using two product demodulators and separate carrier signals with a 90 degree phase shift. The experiment uses equipment like an MCM31/EV module to generate 4-PSK modulated signals and examine the waveforms at different points using an oscilloscope. Circuits are provided for the 4-PSK modulator and demodulator. Procedures describe setting up the modulator and demodulator, applying test data sequences, and observing the input and output waveforms to analyze the

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EXPT 04 - 4-PSK Modulation & Demodulation

This document describes an experiment on 4-PSK modulation and demodulation. 4-PSK modulation encodes data bits into four phases separated by 90 degrees of a carrier signal. A 4-PSK demodulator recovers the transmitted data bits using two product demodulators and separate carrier signals with a 90 degree phase shift. The experiment uses equipment like an MCM31/EV module to generate 4-PSK modulated signals and examine the waveforms at different points using an oscilloscope. Circuits are provided for the 4-PSK modulator and demodulator. Procedures describe setting up the modulator and demodulator, applying test data sequences, and observing the input and output waveforms to analyze the

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BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF PROFESSIONALS

Department of Information and Communication Technology


COURSE NO. : ICE 3206 (Telecommunication System Lab)

EXPT. NO-04

Name of Experiment: 4-PSK Modulation and demodulation

Theory:

4- PSK Modulation
In this modulation, called 4-PSK, or Quadrature PSK (QPSK), the sine carrier takes 4
phase values, separated of 90° and determined by the combinations of bit pairs
(Dibit) of the binary data signal. Fig.981.1 shows an example of correspondence
between Dibit and phase. The data are coded into Dibit by a circuit generating:
► A data signal I (In phase) consisting in voltage levels corresponding to the value of
the first bit of the considered pair, for a duration equal to 2 bit intervals.
► A data signal Q (in Quadrature) consisting in voltage levels corresponding to
the value of the second bit of the pair, for a duration equal to 2 bit intervals.
► In 4-phase PSK differential modulation, the phase of the sine carrier is changed of
0°, 90°, 180°, 270° as function of the pair of data bit (Dibit).
4-PSK demodulation

The demodulation of a 4-PSK signal is made via 2 product demodulators, which


are reached by the 4-PSK signal and 2 separate carriers with the same frequency
used in transmission, and shifted between them of 90°. The carriers are detected by
the 4-PSK signal as described in shows a block diagram of the 4-PSK
demodulator, with the mathematical relations explaining how the demodulation process
occurs as an example. In the example we supposed to have a 4-PSK instant signal
obtained by the sum of the sine waves -Φ0 [-sin(wC·t)] and +Φ90 [cos(wC·t)],
generated by a bit pair "Q=1" and "I=0".

Carrier Re-regeneration

Fig. Carriers regeneration from 4-PSK signal

Apparatus:
1. MCM31/EV
2. PSLC/EV
3. Digital Storage Oscilloscope
4. Jumper
Block Diagram:

(Fig: 001) 4-PSK modulation

(Fig: - 002) 4-PSK Demodulation


Circuit Diagram:

(Fig:-003) 4- PSK Modulator

Wave-forms Procedure 4-PSK Modulator:


 Power the module
 Set the circuit in 4-PSK absolute mode, with 24-bit data source and without
data coding (connect J1b-J3c-J4-J5-J6c; set SW2=Normal, SW3=24_bit,
SW4=1200, SW5=1200/90°, SW6=QPSK
 Set a cyclic data sequence 11.00.01.10 (this facilitates the identification of the
phases on the wave-form detected by the oscilloscope), and push START
 Connect the oscilloscope to TP4 and TP16 and examine the Data signal and
the 4-PSK signal. Adjust the PHASE to obtain phase shifts of the carrier at
0/90/180/270°. You get wave-forms similar to those of fig.003
(Fig:-004) 4- PSK Demodulator

Wave-forms Procedure 4-PSK Demodulator:


 Power the module
 Set the circuit in 4-PSK absolute mode, with 24-bit data source and without
data coding (connect J1b-J3c-J4-J5-J6c; set SW2=Normal, SW3=24_bit,
SW4=1200, SW5=1200/90°, SW6=QPSK, SW7=Squaring Loop, SW8=Di Bit,
ATT=min, NOISE=min, as in fig.004)
 Set a cyclic data sequence 11.00.01.10 (this facilitates the identification of
the phases on the wave-form detected by the oscilloscope), and push START
 Connect the oscilloscope to TP16 e TP20, to examine the 4-PSK signal
before and after the communication channel. Adjust PHASE to obtain the phase
shifts of the carrier at 0/90/180/270°. Wave-forms are obtained similar to
those of fig.006
 See the effect of the communication channel on the 4-PSK signal. As the
communication channel is limited band, the phase transitions of the 4-PSK
output channel are slightly beveled.
(Fig:-005) 4- PSK Modulation Wave-forms

(Fig:-006) 4-PSK Demodulation Wave-forms

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