fsk verses cpfsk
FSK, CPFSK, DataPropagator, Data communications, Data communications standards
I'm familiar with what FSK (frequency-shift keying) is, but I've recently heard a term tossed around sometimes interchangeably with FSK, sometimes not, called CPFSK (continuous phase frequency-shift keying).
Could you tell me what is the difference? Is CPFSK just the assurance that the phase of the signal will not change when a switch from the mark to space frequency (or vise-versa) occurs, or is there more to it?
Will a standard fsk receiver work with a cpfsk xmitter? And what about the opposite, will a cpfsk reciever correctly receive a fsk transmission?
Thanks,
Terry
