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A HIGH-PERFORMANCE CPFSK PHASE-RECONSTRUCTION RECEIVER WITH VITERBI DECODING Dieter Brückmann Faculty of Electrical, Information and Media Engineering University of Wuppertal, D-42119 Wuppertal, Rainer-Gruenter-Str. 21, Germany email: ABSTRACT A number of modern wireless systems use modulation sch emes like CPFSK, GMSK and DPSK, where the information to be transmitted is exclusively coded in the phase change of the RF-signal. Thus the detection of the received data can be performed by using only the zero crossings of the hard-limited IF-signal. With respect to implementation costs and power consumption this is a very attractive receiver concept. A superior performance compared to conventional zero crossing detectors can be obtained by reconstructing the phase trajectory from the hard-limited I- and Q-components. This can be achieved by methods of digital signal processing. Such a detector however is considerably more complex with respect to the implementation requirements for the DSP part. In this contribution it will be shown that the complexity can be drastically reduced by using proper approximation met h ods for ph ase reconstruction. A superior performance can be obtained by combining the phase reconstruction algorithm with a Viterbi detector. The performance is very close to that of an optimum detector based on MLSE. 1. INTRODUCTION Continuous Phase Frequency Shift Keying and Differential PSK are quite often used for modulation in modern short-range wireless systems, e.g. according to the Bluetooth standard [1]. The reason for this is its inherent noise immunity and the possibility to use high efficiency non-linear power amplifiers on the transmitter side. Due to the advancement of digital signal processing receiver architectures with very low intermediate frequencies (IF became more and more popular in the last years [2,3]. In the respective implementations the analogue IF-signal must be digitized by additional A/D-converters. FM demodulation and signal det