Scrambling types, Differential encoder, Bpsk bit ordering – Comtech EF Data SDM-300A User Manual

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SDM-300A Satellite Modem

Revision 6

Specifications

MN/SDM300A.IOM

19–8

19.4.3 Scrambling

Types

The operator can select one of the following scrambling types.

Modulation Type

FEC or Framing

Scrambling

EFD Closed,
CSC Closed

Sequential ITU

V.35

EFD Closed,
CSC Closed,
FDC Closed

Viterbi

ITU V.35 Intelsat Modified

EFD Closed

Viterbi/RS Concatenated

EFD Modified V.35

EFD Closed

Turbo

2

12-1

Synchronous

EFD Closed

Turbo

IESS-315 Mode

EFD Closed

ASYNC

2

15-1

Synchronous

FDC Closed

Sequential

FDC Modified V.35

Intelsat Open

Viterbi IDR

ITU V.35 Intelsat Modified

Intelsat Open

Viterbi IDR with RS

ITU V.35 Intelsat Modified

Intelsat Open

IBS, D&I, IESS-310

2

15-1

Synchronous

19.4.4 Differential

Encoder

The differential encoder (On or Off) takes care of one set of ambiguities due the error
correction codes being transparent.

19.4.5 BPSK

Bit

Ordering

The encoder has the ability to select whether I is the first bit or Q is the first bit in the symbol
word grouping for compatibility with any system. For standard operation Q is the first bit.


• Viterbi (Standard/Non-Standard)
• Sequential (Standard/Non-Standard)
• Turbo (Not Supported)

19.4.6

Interleaver (Reed-Solomon Codec)

• QPSK – Depth 4 (IBS, IDR, D&I)

• 8-PSK – Depth 4 (No Overhead, IBS, D&I) (IESS-310)
• QPSK/OPSK – Depth 4, 8, 16 (Closed Network, ASYNC)
• 8-PSK – Depth 8 (IDR) (IESS-310)



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