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A unified view of noncoherent detection and differential detection of phase modulated signals

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Information Theory and Applications (ITA 1993)

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This paper discusses, in a unified fashion, the optimum noncoherent detection and different forms of differential detection for MPSK signals. It links together Multiple-Symbol Differential Detection, Differential Detection with Nonredundant Error Correction as well as other forms of differential detection schemes using decision feedback. The unifying tool used in this article is a differential phase trellis, which shows explicitly the phase differences used in the detectors.

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  1. Communications Research Centre, Industry and Sciences Canada, K2H 8S2, Ottawa, Ontario

    Daniel Boudreau

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Boudreau, D. (1994). A unified view of noncoherent detection and differential detection of phase modulated signals. In: Gulliver, T.A., Secord, N.P. (eds) Information Theory and Applications. ITA 1993. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 793. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-57936-2_35

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