Explain the modulation technique used in gsm.
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Answer / prankster
its GMSK (Gaussian Minimum Shift keying) a type of continous
phase Frequency Shift keying
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Answer / jagannath
GMSK
It is a special type of digital FM modulation.
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Answer / santosh
GMSK - which is type of continuous phase frequency shift
keying .
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Answer / mohammed yusuf shaikh
0.3 GMSK
Where 0.3 represents the bandwidth of a gaussian filter
used in modulation.
First signal is shaped by a gaussian filter and then
modulated.
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Answer / sameer
GMSK modulation is a type of MSK which itself is a type of
Phase Shift Keying. One of the problems with PSK is that
the side bands extend out from the carrier. To overcome
this, MSK and its derivative GMSK are used.MSK and GMSK are
both modulations known as Continous Phase Scheme.Here there
are no discontinuities because frequency changes occur at
the CARRIER ZERO Crossing Points.
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Answer / bharat_n86n
TDMA
mean
time devision multiplexing acessing
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Answer / anand kumar
pulse code modulation technique used in GSM
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