Extraction of Polyphase Modulation Parameters Using Cyclic Spectral Analysis

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This paper presents an efficient algorithm to extract the polyphase modulation parameters from intercepted signals. The algorithm is essentially based on the cyclic spectral analysis method. A calculation of parameters extraction relative error as a function of different signal patterns reveals the performance of the algorithm, which is validated via simulation examples.

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