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== Also See == |
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* [[Quadrature Amplitude Modulation]] |
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* [[Quadrature Phase Shift Keying]] |
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== External links == |
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constellation_diagram] Constellation diagram |
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[http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/video/ps8806/ps5684/ps2209/prod_white_paper0900aecd805738f5.html] Digital Transmission: Carrier-to-Noise, Signal-to-Noise & Modulation Error Ratio |
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Latest revision as of 22:08, 12 May 2013
Patches for Linux kernel (v4l code) and for v4l-utils should be applied to obtain I&Q constellation described in this article.
Patch for Linux kernel: http://stand.netup.tv/downloads/iq_constellation.patch
Patch for v4l-utils: http://stand.netup.tv/downloads/iq_constellation_v4l-utils.patch
Receiving I&Q data from DVB demodulator
dvb_const -f /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend1 -o iq_dvbc_qam256.txt -p 100000
received data (100000 points) will be saved into iq_dvbc_qam256.txt file. File format is simple text csv. Example of received data:
-175,-45 -46,110 -241,-178 176,11 -50,173 16,44
Values are signed. First I part, second Q part.
Visualization of received data
dvb_const_plot utility build PNG image with constellation:
dvb_const_plot -i iq_dvbc_qam256.txt -o iq_dvbc_qam256.png -c "SNR=38dB QAM256"
resulting image will be saved into iq_dvbc_qam256.png. Here is example of images received with NetUP Dual DVB-T/C-CI RF and NetUP Dual DVB S2 CI cards.
QAM16 constellation (DVB-C)
QAM64 constellation (DVB-C)
QAM128 constellation (DVB-C)
QAM256 constellation (DVB-C)
32APSK constellation (DVB-S2)
16APSK constellation (DVB-S2)
8PSK constellation (DVB-S2)
QPSK constellation (DVB-S2)
Also See
External links
[1] Constellation diagram
[2] Digital Transmission: Carrier-to-Noise, Signal-to-Noise & Modulation Error Ratio