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Chapter 3 : Single-Sideband (SSB) Communication System
Chapter contents
3.1 Single-Sideband System
SSBFC, SSBSC, SSBRC
3.2 Transmission to Conventional AM
3.3 Single-Sideband Transmitters
Filter method, Phase-Shift Method
3.4 Single-Sideband Receivers
SSB BFO Receiver, Coherent SSB BFO Receiver
3.5 Single-Sideband and Frequency-Division Multiplexing
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Chapter 3 : Single-Sideband (SSB) Communication System
2 main disadvantages of the conventional AM DSBFC
Carrier power constitutes 2/3 or more of the total transmitted power – no
information in the carrier.
Utilize twice as much bandwidth – both the upper and lower sideband actually
contains same information (redundant).
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3.1.1 : AM Single-Sideband Full Carrier (SSBFC)
The carrier is transmitted at full power but only one sideband is transmitted
requires half the bandwidth of DSBFC AM
SSBFC requires less total power but utilizes a smaller percentage of the power to
carry the information
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3.1.1 : AM Single-Sideband Full Carrier (SSBFC)
The output modulated signal
as SSB only has one sideband, the peak change in the envelope is only half of
what it is with DSBFC
Therefore, the demodulated wave has only half the amplitude of the DSB
modulated wave
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3.1.2 : AM Single-Sideband Suppressed Carrier (SSBSC)
The carrier is totally suppressed and one sideband is removed
requires half the bandwidth of DSBFC AM
Sideband power makes up 100% of the total transmitted power
The wave is not an envelope but a sine wave at frequency equal to the carrier
frequency ±modulating frequency (depending on which sideband is transmitted)
6. 6
3.1.3 : AM Single-Sideband Reduced Carrier (SSBRC)
One sideband is totally removed and the carrier voltage is reduced to
approximately 10% of its unmodulated amplitude
requires half the bandwidth of DSBFC AM
Less transmitted power than DSBFC and SSBFC but more power than SSBSC
As much as 96% of the total transmitted power is in the sideband
The output modulated signal is similar to SSBFC but with reduced maximum and
minimum envelope amplitudes
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3.2 : Comparison of Single-Sideband Transmission to
Conventional AM
With SSB, only one sideband is transmitted and the carrier is either
suppressed or reduced significantly
Eliminating the carrier would increase the power available for the sidebands
by at least a factor of 3, providing approximately a 4.8 dB improvement in the
signal-to-noise ratio
3.2.1 SSB Advantages : Power Conservation
8. 8
50% reduction in bandwidth for a SSB compared to DSB equal to an
improvement in the signal-to-noise ratio of 3 dB
By combining the bandwidth improvement and the power advantage of
removing the carrier, the overall improvement in the signal-to-noise ratio
using SSBSC is approximately 7.8 dB better that DSBFC
3.2.2 SSB Advantages : Bandwidth Conservation
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With DSB, the carrier and two sidebands may propagate through the channel
by different paths and experience different transmission impairment called as
selective fading.
3 types of selective fading :
Sideband fading : one sideband is significantly attenuated resulting in a reduced
signal amplitude at the output of the receiver and causing some distortion but not
detrimental to the signal because the 2 sidebands contain the same information.
Carrier fading : reduction of the carrier level of a 100% modulated wave will
make the carrier voltage less than the sum voltage of the sidebands.
Carrier or sideband phase shift : as the position change, a change in the shape of
the envelope will occur, causing severely distorted demodulated signal.
3.2.3 SSB Advantages : Selective Fading
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As SSB only utilizes half as much bandwidth as conventional AM, the
thermal noise power is reduced to half that of a DSB system
Considering both the bandwidth reduction and the immunity to the selective
fading, SSB system has an approximately a 12 dB S/N ratio advantage over
DSB system
3.2.4 SSB Advantages : Noise Reduction
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SSB requires more complex and expensive receivers than DSB.
As SSB includes either a reduced or a suppressed carrier, envelope detection
cannot be used. SSB requires a carrier recovery and synchronization circuit,
which adds to their cost, complexity and size.
3.2.5 SSB Disadvantages : Complex receivers
3.2.6 SSB Disadvantages : Tuning difficulties
SSB receivers require more complex and precise tuning than the DSB
receivers.
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3.3 : SSB Transmission
transmitters used for SSB suppressed and reduced carrier transmission are
identical except that the re-inserted carrier transmitters have an additional
circuits that adds a low amplitude carrier to the single sideband waveform
after suppressed-carrier modulation has been performed and one of the
sideband has been removed.
the re-inserted carrier is called a pilot carrier.
the circuit where the pilot carrier is re-inserted is called a linear summer.
3 transmitter configurations are commonly used for single sideband
generation :
Filter method
Phase shift method
Third method
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
Block diagram for a SSB transmitter using balanced modulators to suppressed
the unwanted carrier and filters to suppress the unwanted sideband.
The low frequency IF is converted to the final operating frequency band through
a series of frequency translation
3-stages of frequency up-conversion
modulating signal is an audio spectrum that extends from 0 kHz ~ 5 kHz
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
modulating signal mixes with a low frequency (LF) 100 kHz carrier in the balanced
modulator 1 to produced a DSB frequency spectrum centered at the suppressed 100
kHz carrier.
bandpass filter 1 (BPF 1) that is tuned to a 5 kHz bandwidth centered at 102.5 kHz
used to eliminate the lower sideband and pass only the upper sideband.
the pilot carrier or reduced amplitude carrier is added to the single-sided waveform in
the carrier re-insertion stage (summer).
the summer is a simple adder circuit that combines the 100 kHz pilot carrier with the
100 kHz ~ 105 kHz upper sideband frequency spectrum.
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
Output of the summer is the SSBRC waveform. the SSBRC waveform is mixed in the
balanced modulator 2 with a 2 MHz medium frequency (MF) carrier.
output is a DSB suppressed carrier signal in which the upper and lower sidebands
each contain the original SSBRC frequency spectrum.
upper and lower sidebands are separated by a 200 kHz frequency band that is void of
information.
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
the lower sideband then is filtered (cut) through the BPF 2 (5 kHz bandwidth centered
at 2.1025 MHz.
the output from BPF 2 is once again a single sideband reduced carrier waveform with
a reduced 2.1 MHz carrier and a 5 kHz wide upper sideband.
then the SSBRC waveform from BPF 2 is mixed in the balanced modulator 3 with the
20 MHz high frequency carrier (HF), producing a double sideband suppressed carrier
signal in which the upper and lower sidebands each contain the original SSBRC
frequency spectrum.
upper and lower sidebands are separated by a 4.2 MHz frequency band that is void of
information.
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
the lower sideband then is filtered (cut) through the BPF 3 (5 kHz bandwidth
centered at 22.1025 MHz.
the output from BPF 3 is once again a single sideband reduced carrier waveform with
a reduced 22.1 MHz RF carrier and a 5 kHz wide upper sideband.
Conclusion
the original modulating signal frequency spectrum was up-converted in 3 modulation
steps to a final carrier frequency of 22.1 MHz and a single upper sideband that
extended from the carrier (22.1 MHz) to 22.105 MHz.
after each up-conversion (frequency translation), the desired sideband is separated
from the double sideband spectrum with a bandpass filter (BPF).
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
Why not using single heterodyning process (1 balanced modulator, 1 bandpass
filter & single HF carrier) ?
Block diagram of a single conversion SSBSC transmitter :
the output of the balance modulator is a DSB spectrum centered around a suppressed
carrier frequency of 22.1 MHz.
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3.3.1 : Filter Method
to separate the 5 kHz upper sideband from the composite spectrum, a bandpass filter
with extremely high Q is required.
for fixed modulating bandwidth, the filter Q increase rapidly with the centre
frequency.
the difficulty with this method : the filter with high Q is difficult to construct and not
economic.
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3.3.2 : Phase Shift Method
with phase-shift method, the undesired sideband is cancelled in the output of the
modulator.
Block diagram of a SSB transmitter using phase-shift method :
use 2 separate DSB modulators (balanced modulator 1 & 2).
modulating signal and carrier are applied directly to one of the modulators, then both
are shifted 90º and applied to the second modulator.
the outputs from the two balanced modulators are DSBSC signals with the proper
phase (when they are combined in a linear summer, the upper sideband is cancelled).
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3.3.2 : Phase Shift Method
Mathematical analysis of the phase-shift transmitter :
modulating signal (sin wmt) is fed directly to balanced modulator 1 and shifted 90º (cos
wmt) and fed to balanced modulator 2.
carrier signal (sin wmt) is also fed directly to balanced modulator 1 and shifted 90º (cos
wmt) and fed to balanced modulator 2
the outputs of the balanced modulators are expressed as
Output of balanced modulator 1 :
(1)
Output of balanced modulator 2 :
(2)
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3.3.2 : Phase Shift Method
the final output from the linear summer :
(3)
which is the lower sideband of the AM wave.
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3.4 SSB Receivers
3.4.1 : SSB BFO Receiver
Block diagram for a simple noncoherent SSB BFO receiver :
in a receiver, the input signal (suppressed or reduced carrier and one sideband) is
amplified and then mixed with the RF local oscillator frequency to produce
intermediate frequency.
the output from the RF mixer is then goes through further amplification and band
reduction prior to second mixer.
the output from the IF amplifier stage is then mixed (heterodyned) with beat
frequency oscillator (BFO) frequency.
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3.4.1 : SSB BFO Receiver
BFO frequency is equal to the IF carrier frequency. Thus the difference between the
IF and the BFO frequency is the information signal.
i.e. the output from the IF mixer is the sum and difference frequencies between the IF
and the beat frequency. The difference frequency band is the original input
information.
the receiver is classified as noncoherent because the RF oscillator and the BFO
signals are not synchronized to each other and to the oscillators in the transmitter.
Consequently, any difference between the transmitter and receiver local oscillator
frequencies produces a frequency offset error in the demodulated information signal.
the RF mixer and IF mixer are product detectors. A product detector and balanced
(product) modulator are essentially the same circuit.
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3.4.2 : Coherent SSB BFO Receiver
Block diagram for a coherent SSB BFO receiver :
this type of receiver is identical to the previous noncoherent type, except that the
LO and BFO frequencies are synchronized to the carrier oscillators in the
transmitter.
the carrier recovery circuit is a narrowband PLL that tracks the pilot carrier in the
SSBRC signal.
the recovered carrier is then used to generate coherent local oscillator frequencies (RF
LO frequency & BFO frequency) in the synthesizer.
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3.4.2 : Coherent SSB BFO Receiver
any minor changes in the carrier frequency in the transmitter are compensated in the
receiver, and the problem of frequency offset error is eliminated.
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3.5 SSB and Frequency-Division Multiplexing
the most common application of SSB
(especially SSBSC) is frequency-
division multiplexing (FDM) due to
the bandwidth and power efficiencies
of SSB system.
Frequency-division multiplexing is an
analog method of combining two or
more analog sources that originally
occupied the same frequency band in
such a manner that the channels do
not interfere with each other
Example of simple FDM system
where four 5 kHz channels are
frequency-division multiplexed into a
single 20 kHz channel :
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3.5 SSB and Frequency-Division Multiplexing
channel 1 signals modulate a 100 kHz
carrier in a balanced modulator. The output
is a DSBSC with a bandwidth of 10 kHz.
the DSBSC wave is then passed through
BPF producing a SSBSC signal occupying
the frequency band between 100 kHz and
105 kHz.
channel 2 signals modulate a 105 kHz
carrier producing a DSBSC wave that is
converted to SSBSC by passing it through
a BPF.
the output from the BPF occupies the
frequency band between 105 kHz and 110
kHz.
similar process is used to convert channel 3
and channel 4 signals to the frequency
bands 110 kHz to 115 kHz and 11f kHz to
120 kHz, respectively.
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3.5 SSB and Frequency-Division Multiplexing
the combined frequency spectrum produced by combining the outputs from 4 filters
is shown below.
the total combined bandwidth is equal to 20 kHz and each channel occupies a
different 5 kHz portion of the total 20 kHz bandwidth.
FDM is used extensively to combine many relatively narrowband channels into a
single , composite wideband channel without the channel interfering with each other.
Ex : public telephone systems