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amdsb-sc_help_begin
ADEMOD Amplitude demodulation, double sideband suppressed carrier.
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN), METHOD = 'amdsb-sc',
demodulates an AM DSB-SC modulated signal Y with carrier frequency
Fc (Hz) and sample frequency Fs (Hz). When Fs is a two element vector,
the second element in the vector is the initial phase (rad) in the
demodulation. NUM and DEN are the numerator and denominator of the
low-pass filter respectively. The sample time of the filter is 1/Fs.
When NUM is zero, empty, or not given, this function uses the default
low-pass filter which is [NUM, DEN] = BUTTER(5, Fc*2/Fs).
When METHOD = 'amdsb-sc/costas', Costas loop will be used in the
demodulation.
amdsb-sc_help_end
amdsb-tc_help_begin
ADEMOD Amplitude demodulation, double sideband with transmission carrier.
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN, OFFSET), METHOD = 'am' or
'amdsb-tc', demodulates a DSB-TC modulated signal Y with carrier
frequency Fc (Hz) and sample frequency Fs (Hz). When Fs is a two
element vector, the second element in the vector is the initial
phase (rad) in the demodulation. OFFSET is the value subtracted
from Z after the demodulation. When OFFSET is omitted, the function
sets the default OFFSET = abs(min(Z)). NUM and DEN are the numerator
and denominator of the low-pass filter respectively. The sample time
of the filter is 1/Fs. When NUM is zero, empty, or not given, this
function uses the default low-pass filter, which is
[NUM, DEN] = BUTTER(5, Fc*2/Fs).
When METHOD = 'amdsb-sc/costas', Costas loop will be used in the
demodulation.
amdsb-tc_help_end
amssb_help_begin
ADEMOD Amplitude demodulation, single sideband suppressed carrier.
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN), METHOD = 'amssb', demodulates
a SSB-AM modulated signal Y with carrier frequency Fc (Hz) and sample
frequency Fs (Hz). When Fs is a two element vector, the second element
in the vector is the initial phase (rad) in the demodulation. NUM and
DEN are the numerator and denominator of the low-pass filter
respectively. The sample time of the filter is 1/Fs. When NUM is zero,
empty, or not given, this function uses the default low-pass filter
which is [NUM, DEN] = BUTTER(5, Fc*2/Fs).
amssb_help_end
qam_help_begin
ADEMOD Quadrature amplitude demodulation.
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN), METHOD = 'qam', demodulates
a QAM modulated signal with carrier frequency Fc (Hz) and sample
frequency Fs (Hz). When Fs is a two element vector, the second element
in the vector is the initial phase (rad) in the demodulation. NUM and
DEN are the numerator and denominator of the low-pass filter
respectively. The sample time of the filter is 1/Fs. When NUM is zero,
empty, or not given, this function uses the default low-pass filter
which is [NUM, DEN] = BUTTER(5, Fc*2/Fs).
The output vector Z is an even column matrix, the odd column contains
the recovered in-phase component, and the even column contains the
recovered quadrature component.
qam_help_end
fm_help_begin
ADEMOD Frequency demodulation.
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN), METHOD = 'fm', demodulates a
FM modulated signal Y using frequency demodulation method with carrier
frequency Fc (Hz) and sample frequency Fs (Hz). When Fs is a two
element vector, the second element in the vector is the initial phase
(rad) in the demodulation. NUM and DEN are the numerator and
denominator of the low-pass filter respectively. The sample time of
the filter is 1/Fs. When NUM is zero, empty, or not given, this
function uses the default low-pass filter which is
[NUM, DEN] = BUTTER(5, Fc*2/Fs).
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN, SENSITIVE), METHOD = 'fm',
specifies the sensitivity in the modulation. This should match the
modulation sensitivity assignment to result a correct answer.
fm_help_end
pm_help_begin
ADEMOD Phase demodulation.
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN), METHOD = 'pm', demodulates a
PM modulated signal Y using phase demodulation method with carrier
frequency Fc (Hz) and sample frequency Fs (Hz). When Fs is a two
element vector, the second element in the vector is the initial phase
(rad) in the demodulation. NUM and DEN are the numerator and
denominator of the low-pass filter respectively. The sample time of the
filter is 1/Fs. When NUM is zero, empty, or not given, this function
uses the default low-pass filter which is
[NUM, DEN] = BUTTER(5, Fc*2/Fs).
Z = ADEMOD(Y, Fc, Fs, METHOD, NUM, DEN, SENSITIVE), METHOD = 'pm',
specifies the sensitivity in the modulation. This should match the
modulation sensitivity assignment to result a correct answer.
pm_help_end
Wes Wang 9/29/95
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