On Mon, 2015-09-07 at 12:48 +0930, David Rowe wrote:
> Thomas,
> 
> See "Suggestion to dynamic bandwidth adaption" thread above.  It would 
> be interesting to add QAM constellations to the cohpsk modem.  The 
> pilots symbols could be used as an amplitude as well as phase reference.

Yes, I saw that thread just as I hit "send". Great minds think alike it
seems :]

It's a bit unclear from the blog post about Trellis decoding whether
you're making use of the modem reporting the likelihood of each bit
being either zero or one. This kind of information is used in turbo
codes to great effect, perhaps it could be useful here too? Especially
with an "improvement channel" if the decoder is able to work out that
the signal is too bad to make use of the improvement bits, only the
"core bits".

Have you considered sending the model parameters in analog form, like a
vocoder? Say a pilot tone and several FM or even PM carriers. Maybe that
would degrade more gracefully..

The problem with digital is that you typically spend the same amount of
power on each bit regardless of how significant they are. This gives an
idea for the improvement channel: keep all LSBs in the lower-power
improvement carriers, spending more power on the MSBs

/Tomas, SA2TMS

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