Abstract
We present a general method for computing the power spectral density (PSD) of a partial-response, continuous phase modulated (CPM), constant-envelope signal. The modulation scheme employed is minimum shift keying (MSK). The frequency modulating signals are a random baseband pulse train in which the arbitrary pulse is time limited. Random data symbols transmitted during different time slots are assumed to be identically distributed and statistically independent.
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