
DPSK and PSK modulated signals

The lead and lag carrier signals
In DPSK, during HIGH state of the modulating signal flead signal is allowed to pass and during LOW state of the modulating signal flag signal is allowed to pass. Figure below shows DPSK [10] modulator circuit. The Opamp is tied in the inverting amplifier mode. The closed loop voltage gain of the Opamp is given by
RF + rDS (on) 3
AV(CL) = – ———————
RI + rDS (on) 1,2
Where: rDS (on) 3 is the drain- source resistance of Q3 FET
rDS (on) 1,2 is drain-resistance of the conducting FET(Q1 or Q2)
The drain source resistance is of the order of 100Ω which is very small compared to RF and RI.
Hence
RF
AV(CL) = - ——
RI

DPSK Modulator Circuit
DPSK Demodulation [12,13 & 14]is done with PLL IC 565[3 4 5]. DPSK [10] signal is given as input at DPSK input terminal of PLL as shown in the figure below.
A capacitor C is connected between pin7 and power supply forms first order low pass filter with an internal resistance 3.6KW, The capacitor C should be large enough to eliminate variations in the demodulated output voltage in order to stabilize the VCO frequency. The cut-off frequency of Low pass filter is made equal to carrier frequency. The cutoff frequency of low pass filter is given by
1
fH = ———-
2pRC
R = 3.6KW, fH = 18.7KHz
The value of C designed by
1
C = ———-
2pRfH
1
C = ——————— = 2.3nF
2px3.6Kx18.7K
C selected is 3nF

DPSK Demodulator Circuit