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Filtered symmetric differential phase-shift keying

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In telecommunication, filtered symmetric differential phase-shift keying (FSDPSK) is a method of encoding information for digital transmission in which: A 0 bit is encoded as a +90 change in the carrier phase, and a 1 bit is encoded as a -90 change in the carrier phase Abrupt phase transitions are smoothed by filtering or other functionally equivalent pulse shaping techniques. See also Phase-shift keying

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