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The simulation is run with a random number generator as an input. The source
is set to repeat, creating a continuous signal to allow analysis. The signal is also
passed to a modulation block which performs the phase shift keying (PSK).
Oscilloscope and Histogram of Input Signal
with the scaling set large enough, the periodic nature of the signal is
noticeable. Even though the source is a pseudo random number generator, when in repeat mode the
random sequence is no longer random
Timing recovery
what we're seeing is how the timing recovery applies a matched filter to
satisfy the Nyquist ISI criterion. Reduce Timing Offset
Equalizer
In the end, though, we can see the effect of the time-locked multipath signal
before and after the equalizer . Before the equalizer, we have a very ugly signal,
even without noise. The equalizer nicely figures out how to invert and cancel
out this channel so that we have a nice, clean signal again
Decoding
The next step in the demodulation process was the decoding procedure.
Several processing blocks are used to complete the simulation, although not all
will be used in the final flow graph. The flow graph uses the Differential
Decoder block to translate the differential coded symbols back to their original
symbols due to the phase transitions, not the absolute phase itself. Because the
receiver chain has many blocks and filters that delay the signal, so the received
signal is some number of bits behind. To compensate, we have to delay the
transmitted bits by the same amount using the Delay block. The Rx and Tx bits(
Data 0 and Data 1) is more stable , the amplitude decreases 2 times. The
symbols concentrate on 4 main region points. After adding decoding the
channel model work well.