File:Instantaneous (wrapped) phase; one 360° plot stacked 3 times vertically.jpg

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English: Instantaneous phase of a frequency-modulated waveform: MSK (minimum shift keying). A 360° "wrapped" plot is simply replicated vertically two more times, creating the illusion of an unwrapped plot, using only 3x360° of the vertical axis. The first (of 3) segments is just filtered noise, prior to signal turn-on. The next (repetitious) segment provides timing information for a demodulator. And the 3rd section is the beginning of actual random data (message) to be transmitted.
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Kettig, Robert L. (1982), chapter 4.1.8, in Design Rationale of the Automated Signal Analysis Position (ASAP) System (NRL Memorandum Report), volume 4707, Washington, D.C.: Naval Research Laboratory, pages 11-12

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Unsupervised phase unwrapping by simple vertical repetition of instantaneous (wrapped) phase

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