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Comparison of Three-Phase Modulation with Two-Phase and Four-Phase Modulation
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- Pierce, J. R.
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Abstract
For a constant added noise density at high signal-to-noise ratios and for the same error rate, three-phase PSK requires about 0.75 dB less energy per bit than two-phase or four-phase PSK. However, at very low signal-to-noise ratios, three-phase PSK requires about 0.74 dB more energy per bit of channel capacity than two-phase or four-phase PSK.
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© 1980 IEEE. Paper approved by the Editor for Data Communication Systems of the IEEE Communications Society for publication without oral presentation. Manuscript received December 27, 1978; revised March 3, 1980.Attached Files
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