Phase shift keying...

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  [Prototype]

  What do you mean by two sine waves? Does these sine waves have some name to refer like modulating signal?
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  neerajakshi

  i mean the two sine waves which we get at the output of carrier generator which r in out of phase with each other....
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  neerajakshi

  and when comes to FSK these two signals have different frequencies....
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  neerajakshi

  i thnk u still dnt get me.refer the block diagram of bpsk
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  [Prototype]

  neerajakshi

  i mean the two sine waves which we get at the output of carrier generator which r in out of phase with each other....

  Oh haha, well the answer is pretty simple. Two sine waves of two different phases are required for representing logic 1 & 0 respectively.
  
  In FSK, again the same, some frequency X to represent logic 1 & other frequency Y to represent logic 0.
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  neerajakshi

  i/p is not always not in manner of 010101 . it may be 00000110001etc
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  neerajakshi

  u mean logic 1 or 0 of i/p data?
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  [Prototype]

  neerajakshi

  u mean logic 1 or 0 of i/p data?

  Yups, for Logic 0 - It'll be some phase P1. For Logic 1 - It'll be 180 degree out of phase as of P1.
  
  If you don't change the phase, you cannot distinguish between logic 0 & logic 1.
  
  In case of FSK, you do this by having 2 different frequencies.
  
  It doesn't matter the how's the sequence, if there are consecutive 0's then they will be represented by same phase (that's opted for representing logic 0) only.
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  neerajakshi

  ok can u tell me what is the use of NRZ-L coder in bpsk
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  [Prototype]

  neerajakshi

  ok can u tell me what is the use of NRZ-L coder in bpsk

  NRZ aka Non returning to zero is an encoding technique. The signals are generally encoded in order to optimize the signal for sending it over the channel. Its adds few error detection capabilities as well.