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Quadrature Amplitude Modulation

(QAM)

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Transmitting Information … (Analog or

Digital)

Modify a Signal

“Modulate”

Detect the Modifications

“Demodulate”

Any reliably detectable change in signal

characteristics can carry information

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Signal Properties

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Analog Modulation

Amplitude

(AM)Frequency -

FM

θV= A(t) sin[

(t)]

V= A(t) sin[2 f(t) +

(t)]

π φ

Phase - M

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Analog-to-Digital …

Amplitude

Frequency

Phase

Both Amplitude and

Phase

1 0 1 0

ASK

FSK

PSK

Discrete States

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Concept of I-Q …

PhaseMag

0 deg

(ref.)

“Q” - Quadrature

“I” – In PhaseI value

Q value

Polar Notation:

Magnitude &

Phase

I-Q Notation:

In Phase &

Quadrature

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Signal Changes or Modifications

Phase

Mag

0 deg

Magnitude Change

Phase0 deg

Phase Change

Frequency Change

Both Change0 deg

0 deg

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I-Q Modulation

Transmitter

Receiver

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I-Q Modulation Examples

I

Q

01I

Q0001

1011

BPSK

1bit/sym

Symbol rate = bit rate

QPSK

2bits/sym

Symbol rate = ½ bit rate

I

Q00000011

1100111

1 16-QAM

4bits/sym

Symbol rate =1/4 bit rate

Symbol

Constellation Diagrams

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Bit Rate and Symbol Rate

BIT RATE is the frequency of the system bit stream

SYMBOL RATE is the bit rate divided by the number of

bits that can be transmitted with each symbol (also

known as the BAUD RATE)

� Signal Bandwidth depends on the Symbol Rate

� More complicated modulation formats use less

(narrower) spectrum to provide the same

transmission capacity

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Spectral Efficiency

Trade-Off: as the complexity of the modulation increases, the radio becomes more spectrally efficient. However, it also becomes more susceptible to errors caused by noise and distortion.

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256-QAM

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Error Vector Magnitude

{

I

Q Magnitude Error (IQ error mag)

Error Vector

Ideal (Reference) Signal

Phase Error (IQ error phase)

TestSignal

φφφφ

(

)

average error magnitude

peak symbol magnitudeEVM (%) = x 100

EVM is a measure of the quality of modulation.

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Some QAM Applications

WLAN – 16/64 qam

Point-to-Point – 16/32/64/128/256 qam

Digital Video – 16/32/64 qam

Cable TV – 16/64/256 qam

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Lets look at some pre-recorded QAM

signals …

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256-QAM Recorded Signal