Abstract
Frequency shift keying (FSK) has proved one of the most popular modulations for use in coherent optical communication systems. FSK systems typically use a binary signaling format where one of two possible tones is transmitted corresponding to data bits one and zero. Demodulation can be accomplished with a frequency discriminator, a two-filter demodulator, or if a 3-dB loss in theoretical performance is acceptable, a single filter receiver.
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