论文信息 - Random modulation: A review

Random modulation: A review

A unified treatment of various aspects of random modulation is presented with emphasis on the spectral properties of FM signals. The study includes reexamination of Rice's representation, Woodward's theorem, FSK, and processes with normal, Markov, and cyclostationary frequencies.

A. Papoulis | A. Papoulis

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