Demodulation method and device for unipolar modulated signal
A technology of unipolar modulation and demodulation method, which is applied in the field of signal demodulation method and device, which can solve the problems of affecting the accuracy of demodulation results, large noise interference, and decreased accuracy of threshold judgment, so as to reduce the amount of information transmission , improve performance and reliability, improve the effect of accuracy
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[0033] In the traditional bipolar signal modulation method, the signal is modulated into + (positive) 1 and-(negative) 1 signals, for example, the original information 1 is modulated to -1, and the original information 0 is modulated to +1, regardless of the positive or negative signal. , +1 or -1 are required for power transmission. Since most of the paging indication signals of PICH are 0, it will inevitably lead to the transmission of useless information on this channel for most of the time. Therefore, a unipolar signal modulation method is adopted, that is, no modulation is performed when the paging instruction signal is 0, or when the paging instruction signal is 0, it is equivalent to not using the transmission power. When it is 1, the signal is modulated to +1 or- 1 launch, you can greatly save the transmission power of PICH. For example, in order to be as consistent with the original system as possible, choose to modulate 1 to -1.
[0034] The above-mentioned unipolar modu...
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