Disclosed is a burst communication system utilizing transient peak energy. A transmitter adopts a simplified expanded binary phase shift keying modulation mode, a receiver comprises a receiving antenna, the receiving antenna is connected with an analog receiver, the analog receiver is connected with an analog-to-digital converter, the analog-to-digital converter is connected with an EBPSK (expanded binary phase shift keying) digital modulator, and the EBPSK digital modulator is connected with a frame processor; the analog receiver comprises a pre-amplifier, the pre-amplifier is connected with a frequency mixer, and the frequency mixer is connected with an intermediate-frequency amplifier; and the EBPSK digital modulator comprises a digital impacting filter, the digital impacting filter is connected with a preprocessor, the preprocessor is connected with a return-to-zero decision device, the return-to-zero decision device is connected with a delay calculation module, both the delay calculation module and the preprocessor are connected to a variable delayer, the variable delayer is connected with an integration decision device, the return-to-zero decision device is further connected with a clock generator, the clock generator is connected to the integration decision device, and a frequency synthesizer is respectively connected to the frequency mixer and the clock generator.