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Constrained envelope continuous phase modulation

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In this paper, a coded modulation system with continuous phase and a small controlled envelope variation is proposed, which is called the system constrained envelope continuous phase modulation (ceCPM) and shows that there is a gain for ceCPM over CPM under the same spectrum constraint.
Abstract
We develop a coded modulation system with continuous phase and a small controlled envelope variation. We call the system constrained envelope continuous phase modulation (ceCPM) and show that, there is a gain for ceCPM over CPM under the same spectrum constraint. With normalized amplitude varying in the interval {1/spl plusmn/0.2} the gain for ceCPM is up to 2.5 dB over CPM at symbol error probability 10/sup -3/. We also show that ceCPM performs well with reduced state sequence detection (RSSD).

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Design and performance of constrained envelope continuous phase modulation

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