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Intelligible Crosstalk Between Frequency Modulated Carrers Through AM-PM Conversion
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Wireless CommunicationsEngineeringAnalog DesignAm-pm ConversionTransmission SystemElectromagnetic CompatibilityMixed-signal Integrated CircuitSystems EngineeringModulation TechniqueComputational ElectromagneticsCrosstalk RatiosElectronic CircuitElectrical EngineeringMultiplexingComputer EngineeringNonlinear DeviceMicroelectronicsSignal ProcessingMulti-carrier CommunicationModulation CodingIntelligible Crosstalk
When two or more frequency modulated signals are transmitted simultaneously through a nonlinear device, intelligible crosstalk from one signal to another is a potential problem. Such a situation arises in connection with the multicarrier use of satellite transponders. In this paper, intelligible crosstalk arising from transmission vs frequency deviations followed by amplitude-to-phase (AM-PM) conversion is considered. The AM-PM conversion characteristics of the transponder are represented by a single constant coefficient determined through a simple measurement technique. Crosstalk ratios for an arbitrary <tex xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">N</tex> carrier system are derived and experimental verification is presented for the two-carrier case.
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