comm.CPFSKDemodulator

Demodulate using CPFSK method and Viterbi algorithm

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Description

The CPFSKDemodulator object demodulates a signal that was modulated using the continuous phase frequency shift keying method. The input is a baseband representation of the modulated signal.

To demodulate a signal that was modulated using the continuous phase frequency shift keying method:

  1. Define and set up your CPFSK demodulator object. See Construction .

  2. Call step to demodulate the signal according to the properties of comm.CPFSKDemodulator. The behavior of step is specific to each object in the toolbox.

Note

Starting in R2016b, instead of using the step method to perform the operation defined by the System object™, you can call the object with arguments, as if it were a function. For example, y = step(obj,x) and y = obj(x) perform equivalent operations.

Construction

H = comm.CPFSKDemodulator creates a demodulator System object, H. This object demodulates the input continuous phase frequency shift keying (CPFSK) modulated data using the Viterbi algorithm.

H = comm.CPFSKDemodulator(Name,Value) creates a CPFSK demodulator object, H, with each specified property set to the specified value. You can specify additional name-value pair arguments in any order as (Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN).

H = comm.CPFSKDemodulator(M,Name,Value) creates a CPFSK demodulator object, H. This object has the ModulationOrder property set to M, and the other specified properties set to the specified values.

Properties

ModulationOrder

Size of symbol alphabet

Specify the size of the symbol alphabet. The value of this property requires a power of two, real, integer scalar. The default is 4.

BitOutput

Output data as bits

Specify whether the output consists of groups of bits or integer values. The default is false.

When you set this property to false, the step method outputs a column vector of length equal to N/SamplesPerSymbol and with elements that are integers between –(ModulationOrder–1) and ModulationOrder–1. In this case, N, is the length of the input signal, which indicates the number of input baseband modulated symbols.

When you set this property to true, the step method outputs a binary column vector of length equal to P×(N/SamplesPerSymbol), where P = log2(ModulationOrder). The output contains length-P bit words. In this scenario, the object first maps each demodulated symbol to an odd integer value, K, between –(ModulationOrder-1) and ModulationOrder–1. The object then maps K to the nonnegative integer (K+ModulationOrder–1)/2. Finally, the object maps each nonnegative integer to a length-P binary word, using the mapping specified in the SymbolMapping property.

SymbolMapping

Symbol encoding

Specify the mapping of the modulated symbols as one of Binary | Gray. The default is Binary. This property determines how the object maps each demodulated integer symbol value (in the range 0 and ModulationOrder–1) to a P-length bit word, where P = ModulationOrder(ModulationOrder).

When you set this property to Binary, the object uses a natural binary-coded ordering.

When you set this property to Gray, the object uses a Gray-coded ordering.

This property applies when you set the BitOutput property to true.

ModulationIndex

Modulation index

Specify the modulation index. The default is 0.5. The value of this property can be a scalar, h, or a column vector, [h0, h1, …. hH-1]

where H-1 represents the length of the column vector.

When hi varies from interval to interval, the object operates in multi-h. When the object operates in multi-h, hi must be a rational number.

InitialPhaseOffset

Initial phase offset

Specify the initial phase offset of the input modulated waveform in radians as a real, numeric scalar. The default is 0.

SamplesPerSymbol

Number of samples per input symbol

Specify the expected number of samples per input symbol as a positive, integer scalar. The default is 8.

TracebackDepth

Traceback depth for Viterbi algorithm

Specify the number of trellis branches that the Viterbi algorithm uses to construct each traceback path as a positive, integer scalar. The default is 16. The value of this property is also the value of the output delay. That value is the number of zero symbols that precede the first meaningful demodulated symbol in the output.

OutputDataType

Data type of output

Specify the output data type as one of int8 | int16 | int32 | double, when you set the BitOutput property to false. The default is double.

When you set the BitOutput property to true, specify the output data type as one of logical | double.

Methods

resetReset states of CPFSK demodulator object
stepDemodulate using CPFSK method and Viterbi algorithm
Common to All System Objects
release

Allow System object property value changes

Examples

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Open Live Script
% Create a CPFSK modulator, an AWGN channel, and a CPFSK demodulator
    hMod = comm.CPFSKModulator(8, 'BitInput', true, ...
                         'SymbolMapping', 'Gray');
    hAWGN = comm.AWGNChannel('NoiseMethod', ...
                         'Signal to noise ratio (SNR)','SNR',0);
    hDemod = comm.CPFSKDemodulator(8, 'BitOutput', true, ...
                         'SymbolMapping', 'Gray');

 % Create an error rate calculator, account for the delay caused by the Viterbi algorithm.
    delay = log2(hDemod.ModulationOrder)*hDemod.TracebackDepth;
    hError = comm.ErrorRate('ReceiveDelay', delay);
    for counter = 1:100
        % Transmit 100 3-bit words
        data = randi([0 1],300,1);
        modSignal = step(hMod, data);
        noisySignal = step(hAWGN, modSignal);
        receivedData = step(hDemod, noisySignal);
        errorStats = step(hError, data, receivedData);
    end

    fprintf('Error rate = %f\nNumber of errors = %d\n', ...
      errorStats(1), errorStats(2))
Error rate = 0.004006
Number of errors = 120

Algorithms

This object implements the algorithm, inputs, and outputs described on the CPFSK Demodulator Baseband block reference page. The object properties correspond to the block parameters. For CPFSK the phase shift per symbol is π × h, where h is the modulation index.

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Introduced in R2012a

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