Serial Analog-Digital QAM Modems Based on Complex Band-Pass Filters with LF Butterworth Prototypes

The article is devoted to the development and implementation of quadrature amplitude modulation algorithms based on an analog complex band-pass filter with Butterworth low-frequency prototypes. The use of complex Butterworth band pass filters makes it possible to obtain carrier signals with practically non-overlapping spectra. But the analog complex Butterworth filter has a non-linear phase-frequency response and, accordingly, the impulse responses of which are infinite and asymmetric. An overview of the development and implementation of a serial QAM modem based on an analog Butterworth complex band-pass filter and an inverse digital FIR filter. The procedure for obtaining the expression for the impulse response of analog complex band-pass Butterworth filters is considered. With the help of circuit simulation, the frequency response and impulse response of such a filter are determined. The choice of the center frequency is carried out by setting two coefficients. A block diagram of a serial data transmission system with quadrature amplitude modulation based on an analog complex Butterworth bandpass filter and an inverse digital FIR filter is proposed. The results of its circuit simulation in the Micro-Cap environment are presented.

analog complex bandpass filter, amplitude-frequency response, infinite impulse response, phase-frequency response, quadrature amplitude modulation, serial QAM modem