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2016年7月24日日曜日

Theory of FM/PM modulation using IQ modulator( preliminary )

Theory of FM/PM modulation using IQ modulator( preliminary )
 (C) Noboru, Ji1NZL JULY 21, 2016
I tried to configure FM/PM modulation circuit architectures from FM/PM equations
as my top-down design method.


1. FM modulation : How to generate FM modulation signal

FM modulation voltage signal is expressed as the following equation (1).
Vfm=Vc*cos(ωc*t+k*∫x(τ)dτ) …(1)
ψ(t) ≡ k*∫x(τ)dτ, integral τ: from 0 to t ( “t” is time variable by second unit) …(2)


From (1) and (2), I get
Vfm=Vc*cos(ωc*t+ψ(t))
     =Vc*{cos(ωc*t)*cos(ψ(t)) - sin(ωc*t)*sin(ψ(t)) }
     =Vc*{ cos(ωc*t)*(-sin(ψ(t)-π/2) ) - cos(ωc*t-π/2)*sin(ψ(t)) }
     = {-Vc*cos(ωc*t)}*sin(ψ(t)-π/2) }  + {-Vc*cos(ωc*t-π/2)*sin(ψ(t)) } …(3)


At the equation (3), I get the following functions from (D-1) to (D-5) that they realize the electric works introduced from the equation (1).
 
(D-1) -Vc*cos(ωc*t)} can be defined as a VFO or an oscillator of frequency
of ωc[rad*Hz], and the inverted amplitude voltage is -Vc[V].
(D-2) -Vc*cos(ωc*t-π/2) can be defined as the phase shifted -π/2 [rad] of a VFO or an oscillator that is predefined in (D-1).
(D-3) ψ(t) can be defined as the integral signal of base band signal k * x(t)  .
(D-4) sin(ψ(t)) is the value of sine function’s value of ψ(t).
(D-5) sin(ψ(t)-π/2) is -π/2 phase shifted signal of (D-4).


From the definitions from (D-1) to (D-5), the block diagram of the FM modulator can be written as Fig.1 by using a IQ modulator.

Fig1. FM modulator used an IQ modulator

Here, the architecture of FM modulation circuit is introduced from the equation (1).
(Done)


2. PM modulation : How to generate PM modulation signal

PM modulation voltage signal is expressed as the following equation (4).
Vpm=Vc*cos(ωc*t+ψ(t)) …(4)
ψ(t) ≡ k*Φ(t), Φ(t) is assumed as phase value of baseband signal …(5)
As the equation (4) is the expressed as same way of (1), then I get
Vpm=Vc*cos(ωc*t+ψ(t))
     = { -Vc*cos(ωc*t)*sin(ψ(t)-π/2) } + {-Vc*cos(ωc*t-π/2)*sin(ψ(t)) } …(6)
The equation (6) means I can simply define ψ(t) ≡ k*Φ(t) instead of FM case of (2).


At the equation (6),
The equation (6) introduces the block diagram of PM modulation circuit as the Fig.2.

Fig.2 PM modulator used an IQ modulator

Fig.2 is simply the diagram that is same as the FM modulator without an integral circuit.
The architecture of PM modulation circuit is introduced from the equation (6).
(Done)

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2016年6月28日火曜日

The principle to generate SSB modulated signal by using IQ modulator (PSN method)

The principle to generate SSB modulated signal by using IQ modulator (PSN method)





Assume V1 is “baseband signal” to be input as audio signal.
(eg. we can use microphone to input V1.)
V1 = Vs*sin(ωs*t) …(1)
 here ωs = 2πfs  …(2)
         fs [Hz] is 0 to 20KHz Frequency of baseband signal on Audio frequency


Shift V1 signal to be -90 deg. by “-90 deg. Shifter”.
V2 = Vs*sin(ωs*t-π/2) = -Vs*cos(ωs*t) …(3)


OSC generates ωc[rad*Hz] sin wave voltage.
Vosc = Vr*sin(ωc*t) …(4)
here ωc = 2πfc …(5)
         fc [Hz] is set to RF frequency such as 9MHz so called “Carrier frequency”.


Shift Vosc signal (4) to be -90 deg. by “-90 deg. Shifter” and get V3.
V3 = Vr*sin(ωc*t-π/2) = -Vr*cos(ωc*t) …(6)


Get V4 by multiplying V1 and V3.
V4= V1*V3 = Vs*sin(ωs*t) * (-Vr*cos(ωc*t)) = -Vs*Vr*sin(ωs*t) * cos(ωc*t) …(7)


Get V5 by multiplying V2 and Vosc.
V5 = V2*Vosc = -Vs*cos(ωs*t) * Vr*sin(ωc*t) = -Vs*Vr*cos(ωs*t) *sin(ωc*t) …(8)


When “Adder” used before Vout,
Vout = V4+V5 = -Vs*Vr*sin(ωs*t) * cos(ωc*t) -Vs*Vr*cos(ωs*t) *sin(ωc*t)
       = -Vs*Vr* (sin(ωs*t) * cos(ωc*t)+cos(ωs*t) *sin(ωc*t))
       = -Vs*Vr* (sin(ωs*t+ωc*t) ) = -Vs*Vr*sin((ωs+ωc)*t)  …(9)
       … This (9) means USB generated as output signal Vout.
           (9) is USB signal and Carrier ωc signal voltage is removed here.


When “Subtracter” used before Vout,
Vout = V5-V4 = -Vs*Vr*sin(ωs*t) * cos(ωc*t) + Vs*Vr*cos(ωs*t) *sin(ωc*t)
       = -Vs*Vr* (sin(ωs*t) * cos(ωc*t) - cos(ωs*t) *sin(ωc*t))
       = -Vs*Vr* (sin(ωc*t-ωs*t ) = -Vs*Vr* sin((ωc-ωs)*t)  …(10)
       … This (10) means LSB generated as output signal Vout.
         (10) is LSB signal and Carrier ωc signal voltage is removed here.


“PSN method” by using “IQ modulator” is proved to generate SSB modulated signal
( USB or LSB).

Appendix:
[A] An example of SSB generator's simulation by LTspice and Math described above.


It works OK as I expected.

(C) Noboru, Ji1NZL, Jun.21, 2016