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QPSK
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OQPSK
Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying is referred as OQPSK. Here maximum phase shift is about +/- 90 degree.
In OQPSK, after splitting the bit stream into odd and even, one bit stream is made offset by 1 bit period with respect to the other. After this,
the direct and shifted bit streams are fed to the mixers.
Power spectral density(PSD) of OQPSK modulated spectrum is same as QPSK. Pls. note offset in bit stream will not have any effect on the
PSD.
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pi/4 QPSK
pi/4 QPSK modulation scheme is obtained by adding additional /4 phase shift in the phase of the carriers of the symbols.
Input Bits QPSK Phase (k) OQPSK Phase (k)
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00
O degree
-/4
01
10
11
/2
3/2 or -/2
3/4
-3/4
/4
Table mentions phase output values for different input bit combinations for both the QPSK and pi/4QPSK modulations.
OQPSK
pi/4 QPSK
Maximum phase change of
phase changes of +/- 90 and +/-180 degrees phase changes of +/- 90 exist
+/-45 and +/-135
Requirements of linear amplifier as non
less demands of linear amplifiers, efficient non linear
Phase transitions avoid zero
linear amplifier cause spectral regrowth
amplifier can be employed and they do not cause much
crossing. This will remove
because of abrupt +/-180 degree transitions spectral regrowth, as one of the bits changes the phase at a
design constaints on the
of the both bits change the phase at the
time and occurs twice during the symbol period with half the amplifier, non linear amplifier
same time.
intensity of QPSK
can be employed
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Null Bandwidth is 1.0 X Data rate
Bandwidth containing 90% of power is in
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Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
Same as QPSK
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