Tm. Nguyen et al., REQUIRED BANDWIDTH, UNWANTED EMISSION, AND DATA POWER EFFICIENCY FOR RESIDUAL AND SUPPRESSED CARRIER SYSTEMS - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY, IEEE transactions on electromagnetic compatibility, 37(1), 1995, pp. 34-50
This paper presents a new concept for required bandwidth along with a
method for computing this bandwidth and the associated undesired emiss
ion for the classes of PCM/PSK/PM, PCM/PM and BPSK signals, The PCM/PS
K/PM signals considered here employ either a square wave or sinewave s
ubcarrier with NRZ data format, On the other hand, the PCM/PM and BPSK
signals use either a Bi-phase or an NRZ data format, Furthermore, the
maximum allowable required bandwidth in the presence of noise and the
data power efficiency for these modulation schemes will also be inves
tigated, The term ''data power efficiency'' as considered in this pape
r consists of two principal components, namely, the amount of power co
ntained in the data channel, and the Symbol Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SSN
R) degradation due to the presence of InterSymbol Interference (ISI) f
or a specified required bandwidth, This paper evaluates both of these
components numerically for the modulation schemes considered and the r
esults are then compared, Furthermore, the impact of baseband filterin
g on the required bandwidth is also investigated in this paper.