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Vishal Mishra designed receivers for ASK, FSK, and PSK modulated signals using Orcad and Multisim software. The ASK receiver uses an op-amp as an amplifier, a diode as a rectifier, and a low pass filter to detect the envelope of the signal. The FSK receiver uses two band pass filters tuned to different frequencies to recover the original data. The PSK receiver contains balanced modulators to recover data by multiplying the carrier signal, and uses a low pass filter to remove unwanted frequencies. The circuits were implemented in the software and output signals were obtained as expected.
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Vishal Mishra designed receivers for ASK, FSK, and PSK modulated signals using Orcad and Multisim software. The ASK receiver uses an op-amp as an amplifier, a diode as a rectifier, and a low pass filter to detect the envelope of the signal. The FSK receiver uses two band pass filters tuned to different frequencies to recover the original data. The PSK receiver contains balanced modulators to recover data by multiplying the carrier signal, and uses a low pass filter to remove unwanted frequencies. The circuits were implemented in the software and output signals were obtained as expected.
Vishal Mishra designed receivers for ASK, FSK, and PSK modulated signals using Orcad and Multisim software. The ASK receiver uses an op-amp as an amplifier, a diode as a rectifier, and a low pass filter to detect the envelope of the signal. The FSK receiver uses two band pass filters tuned to different frequencies to recover the original data. The PSK receiver contains balanced modulators to recover data by multiplying the carrier signal, and uses a low pass filter to remove unwanted frequencies. The circuits were implemented in the software and output signals were obtained as expected.
AIM: To design receivers for ASK, FSK and PSK modulated signals. SOFTWARE USED: ORCAD 16.6 CAPTURE CIS LITE and NI MULTISIM
THEORY: Ask Receiver:- The circuit used here is the asynchronous ASK detector. When the signal passes through a rectifier we get positive half wave signal. By using low pass filter we can detect the envelope of the signal.in the circuit first op-amp acts as the amplifier in inverting configuration to amplify the incoming signal. Diode acts as the rectifier which converts the signal to a half wave signal. Resistor and the capacitor combinely forms the low pass filter and acts as envelop detector. Second op-amp with the combination of pot, resistor, diode, and capacitor forms a comparator. The entire process can be represented with a simple block diagram.
FSK receiver: In this SPICE simulation two pass band active filters resonant at the frequencies corresponding to the mark and space states are used in place of the phase lock loop (PLL) for data recovery. The input signal is an FSK signal read from a file. This signal is then applied to two band pass filters tuned to 2 kHz and 4 kHz. The output from each filter is then rectified. Two low-pass filters, with pass band and stop band edge frequencies of 100 Hz and 2 kHz, to filter the doubled frequency after squaring, are then connected to a comparator to recover the original data.
PSK Receiver: This PSK demodulator contains balanced modulators for recovering data from the PSK signal by multiplying the band pass PSK signal by an identical carrier. The local oscillator can have errors in frequency and phase placed to simulate the non- coherent conditions. The recovered data output signal from the centre-tapped transformer uses a low-pass filter to remove unwanted high-frequency components.
CIRCUITS AND OUTPUTS:
ASK RECEIVER:
ASK RECEIVER CIRCUIT
ASK GENERATED SIGNAL RECOVERED SIGNAL FSK RECEIVER:
FSK CIRCUIT
FSK GENERATED
FSK FILTER OUTPUT
FSK RECOVERED
PSK RECEIVER:
UPPER HALF OF CIRCUIT
LOWER HALF OF CIRCUIT PSK CIRCUIT
PSK GENERATED SIGNAL
PSK RECEIVER SIGNAL
CONCLUSION: The circuits were implemented using the softwares and outputs were as shown. ASK was implemented in multisim software while PSK and FSK were implemented in ORCAD.