ee me ae LYCEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY Cavite Campus DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING Digital Communications (DICLOIE) ‘Suopect INDIVIDUAL REPORT EXPERIMENT NO. _2_ — | | | | LL) eauing: Frequency Shift Keying —_—_ TITLE OF EXPERIMENT Quirante, Nikki Paul DC. SUBMITTED BY: suemittep to: — Engr. teah@. Santos | DATE SUBMITTED: April it, 20194. Objectives * To be able to implement the VCO method of generating an FSK signal. * To be able torecover the data by using a filter to pick- out one of the sinewayes in the FSK signal. To be able to demodulate the FSK signal using an ervelope detector. To be ab/e to familiarize the behavior of the FSKsignal’s distortion and use a.com parator to restore the data. Questions What's the name for the VCO output frequency thot corresponds with logic-ts in the digital data? ~ The VCO output frequency that corresponds with logic-ts is called the'mark frequency! 2. What's the name for the VCO output frequency that corresponds with logic-Os in the digital data? - The VCO output frequency that corresponds with logic-Os is called the'space frequency” 5. Based on your observations of the FSK signal, which of the twois the higher frequency? Explain your answer. Based on my opservation, the mark frequency is higher than the space frequency. Also, the mark frequency is higher than the carrier frequency, which is higher than the space frequency. 4. Which of the FSK signal's two sinewaves is the filter letting through? The filter is picking both frequencies, the markand space frequencies.MM. 5. What does the filtered FSK signal now look like? The filtered signal looks like the message but reversed areal sine wave, However, the tota/ shape is similar to the original signal. 6 What can be used to cleanup the recovered digital signal? A digital comparator could be used to clear-up recovered signal and make equal to the original signal. 7. How does the comparator turn the slow-rising voltages of the recovered digital signal into shar p transitions? This is done by filtering the recovered message signal and then com paring with the original voltage. Data and results Sample Rate: 500.00 kS/s CHO: RMS:1920V— Freq: /.046kH2 = ~Vp-p:3861V CHI: RMS: L4/3V Freq: /3.946kHz Vp-p: 4.002V Sample Rate: 500.00 kS/s CHO: RMS:/920V Freq: L046 kHz. CHI: RMS: 4.524V Freq: 963.649Hz.