A design technique for spectral shaping in CPM systems

We describe a technique of pulse shaping able to control the power spectral density of a full-response CPM signal in various frequency ranges, under the constraint of a prescribed minimum Euclidean distance. Some examples illustrating the potentialities of the method and some comparisons with standard pulses are presented.

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