High speed data communication system using phase shift key coding
OwnerHarold R. Walkerinventor
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An improved binary data communication system employs an improved VPSK encoding procedure wherein each input data bit has a bit period of M clock periods, and the data bit polarity changes are phase shift key coded with waveform widths of M/M, M+1/M, and M+2/M bit periods wherein M is an even integer greater than 3. Each of the data bits (except the last one in an encoding cycle) is encoded in an encoding signal which switches back and forth between "1" and "0" polarities and has assigned widths representing whether or not the polarity of the data bit is changed from that of the previous data bit, and whether it is the last (M-1th) polarity change in the encoding cycle. At the receiving end, a complementary procedure is used to decode the encoded signal. For transmission, the encoded signal is filtered for higher order harmonics and integrated in order to provide a sine wave output shifted 90 degrees in phase. Upon reception, the received signal is differentiated and a zero crossover detector is used to regenerate the encoded signal for decoding. The improved encoding technique can achieve Nyquist efficiencies of 10, 12.6, and 15.3 bits/Hz-bandwidth, or higher, for M equal to 6, 8, and 10 modulation levels, respectively. The encoded signal spectrum fits typically within about 1/6 of the bandwidth of the baseband NRZ signal. The encoded signal is particularly useful for transmission at high data rates in telephone, RF modulated carriers, and other transmission systems.
An encoder apparatus for use in a high speed data transmission system for transmitting an input NRZ signal over a communications path as a data signal, said NRZ signal representing a series of binary data bits of "1" and "0" polarities clocked at a given clock rate, comprising:
A method of encoding a binary NRZ data signal representing a series of binary data bits of "1" and "0" polarities clocked at a given clock rate to a data output signal of a different apparent bit period rate, comprising the steps of:
A high speed data transmission system for transmitting a binary NRZ data signal representing data bits of a given bit period over a communications channel, comprising:
A high speed data transmission system according to claim wherein said transmitting means is a modem and the communications channel is a telephone line.
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