Synthesis and Study of Digital Frequency Modulator-Demodulator
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https://doi.org/10.22385/jctecs.v13i0.218Keywords:
Synthesis, study, digital, frequency, modulator, demodulatorAbstract
This paper presents the synthesis of a digital frequency modulator-demodulator, the design of its main block non-coherent digital frequency demodulator containing a low-pass active filter and an amplitude detector, the performance of simulation studies, implementation of a laboratory model on developed complete technical documentation andpresentation of the results obtained of his experimental study.Downloads
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