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Very frequently, however, demodulation is performed using the fs/4
method, which requires a less complex IQ demodulator. The modulated
signal iqmod(t) is passed through an anti-aliasing lowpass filter and then
sampled by means of an A/D converter which operates at the fourfold IF of
the modulated signal iqmod(t). Therefore, if the carrier of iqmod(t) is at f
IF
,
the sampling frequency is 4 • f
IF
. This means that a complete carrier cycle
is sampled four times (see Fig. 13.8.). Provided the A/D converter clock is
fully synchronous with the carrier clock, the rotating carrier vector is sam-
pled exactly at the instants shown in Fig. 13.17. The symbol clock is re-
covered in a carrier and clock recovery block as described above.
I
i(t)
Delay
A
D
iqmod(t)
+/1
q(t)
FIR
interpolation
f
S
=4*f
IF
/+1
f
S
/2
Q
Fig. 13.17.
IQ demodulation using f
S
/4 method
Q
f
IF
I
Fig. 13.18.
f
S
/4 demodulation
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