


Volume 20 No 10 (2022)
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A Demodulator Selection Model for Received FSK and ASK Signals
Mudhafar Haji Mala Abd , Sadegh Aminifar
Abstract
In recent years, modulation type recognition has garnered a lot of attention across the board.
New methods for automatically recognizing digital modulations are presented in this research.
Digital modulations like Frequency Shift Keying and Amplitude Shift Keying are two of the most
often seen types that we investigate. These modulations may be detected using a Signal Noise
Rate (SNR) value ranging from10 to +25. Once this is done, the modulation type may be
determined with the use of machine learning algorithms such as Random Forest, Support Vector
Machine, and Naive Bayes. The data suggest that the signal noise rate has an influence on
identification accuracy
Keywords
Digital Modulation, FSK, ASK, SNR, Machine Learning.
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