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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Bharath, Bhaskar , Author's Email Address bbharat@ncsu.edu URN etd-12122003-012521 Title Symbol Recovery Circuit design for deep-space MARS receiver using SOI technology Degree Master of Science Graduate Program Electrical Engineering Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Dr Paul Franzon Committee Chair Dr Keith Townsend Committee Member Dr Rhett Davis Committee Member Keywords
- Symbol Recovery Circuit
Date of Defense 2003-12-02 Availability unrestricted Abstract The motivation for this thesis is to present a design of a symbol recovery circuit fora receiver on a planetary lander vehicle, which would communicate with a low orbit satellite.
With the development of advanced propulsion mechanisms and autonomous machines, there
has been a great revival of interest in exploration of nearby planets. The Mars rover project aims to land an autonomous vehicle on the surface of Mars, which would be controlled via a
datalink with an orbiting satellite. The design of a communication system for this presents
a number of issues, including Doppler resistance, Radiation tolerance and minimal power
consumption.
The design of the receiver uses a new modulation technique known as Double Differential Phase Shift Keying, which provides the inherent robustness to Doppler while consuming low power. A symbol recovery circuit is an essential part of the receiver and extracts clock information from received data which is then used to demodulate data. The symbol recovery circuit for the rover needs to handle multiple bit rates while consuming
minimal power. The design of the receiver on a system level and the symbol recovery circuit
is described in the thesis. The system was modeled using MATLAB simulink, designed in
Verilog/VHDL, synthesized using Synopsys design compiler and converted to SOI using
Cadence.
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