Phase modulation

The phase modulation or MP or PM is a mode of modulation consisting in transmitting a Signal by the phase modulation of a carrying signal (carrying). This modulation is nonlinear.

Theory

That is to say carrying:

x_p (T) = has \ cos (\ omega_p T + \ phi (T))\,

The instantaneous phase of carrying is given by:

\ Omega (T) = \ omega_p T + \ phi (T) \,

That is to say a modulating signal:

m (T) \,

To modulate in phase the signal amounts carrying out the following operation:

\ phi (T) = K_p.m (T) \,

The modulated signal is written:

e (T) = has \ cos (\ omega_p T + K_p m (T))\,

Case of a sinusoidal signal

That is to say a sinusoidal signal modulating:

m (T) = A_m \ cos (\ omega_m T) \,

The modulated signal becomes then:

e (T) = has \ cos (\ omega_p T + K_p A_m \ cos (\ omega_m T))\,

It is noticed that \ phi (T) varies between \ phi (T) - \ Delta \ phi and \ phi (T) + \ Delta \ phi, where \ Delta \ phi represents the maximum deviation of phase.

One will note the existing strong bond between the phase modulation and the frequency modulation.

See too

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