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The frequency spectrum of a time-domain signal is a representation of that signal in the frequency domain.
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What causes sharp peaks in the spectrum of continuous phase BFSK with Manchester coding
I'm currently exploring BFSK and I've stumbled upon a result that I didn't expect. I wonder whether there is an intuitive explanation for it.
The intuition I've had about BFSK so far is that it can be …
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