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GMSK

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GMSKGaussian Minimum Shift Keying
GMSKGaussian-Filtered Minimum-Shift Keying


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Typical applications for the RF2485 include digital and spread spectrum systems; GMSK, QPSK, DQPSK and QAM modulation; private mobile radio and TETRA systems; AM, SSB, DSB modulation and image-reject up-converters.
RF MICRO DEVICES INTRODUCES MODULATOR FOR TETRA SYSTEMS by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
The TriQuint TQM6M5001 is a breakthrough product offering all-in-one RF transmit functions with full GMSK (Gaussian minimum shift keying) and EDGE linear capabilities, combining a quad-band EDGE power amplifier (PA), a transmit (Tx) / receive (Rx) switch, plus PA and switch control along with ESD (electro static discharge) protection - all in a form factor no larger than TriQuint's present GSM / GPRS transmit module family.
Samsung(R) Uses Next-Generation TriQuint Modules in Its Newest Edge ... by Business Wire
Modulation and line codes: Principles and typical applications of AM, FSK, PSK, QAM, HDB3, 2B1Q and GMSK.
New E-Learning Course Explains the Principles of Modern ... by Business Wire
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