Is there any reason why the Costas carrier recovery loop used in the
dqpsk.py example would not be suitable for similar use in a gmsk
receiver?
TIA
-Steven
Is there any reason why the Costas carrier recovery loop used in the
dqpsk.py example would not be suitable for similar use in a gmsk
receiver?
TIA
-Steven
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Steven C.
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Subject: [Discuss-gnuradio] Quick Costas Loop questionIs there any reason why the Costas carrier recovery loop used in the
dqpsk.py example would not be suitable for similar use
in a gmsk receiver?TIA
-Steven
Steven,
You should be able to. I’ve used it in an AM receiver before to get
better
carrier lock. The GMSK is fairly tolerant of frequency offsets, though,
so
the Costas loop would increase the computational complexity and it
shouldn’t
be necessary (except under exceptional circumstances) that a change in
frequency wouldn’t correct. The FM receiver and the M&M do a bit of
carrier
correction themselves. Top of my head, I think about ±4 kHz max.
Tom
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