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A quantity representing the fraction of cycle of a periodic signal, usually represented as an angle.
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Phase synchronization in BPSK
Phase locked loop recovers the phase difference after some iterations and becomes constant (when it gets a lock on exact phase difference). … Should phase recovery be done only at the beginning of the received
wave?
If so how do we incorporate if there is a phase error with time? …
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Periodically-varying phase between transmitted sound and received sound
NOTE: I am finding phase difference at each bit (from start to end sample in one bit duration) and plotting against bit number on $x$-axis and phase on $y$-axis. … And this one is the same plot, but I have plotted absolute of phase differences. …
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Periodically-varying phase between transmitted sound and received sound
Which makes the phase difference to keep on increase with time. … But as the principal values of phase lie in [-pi,pi]
that we get from Hilbert function, we see this to be a periodically varying phase. …
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