NXDN™ achieves high-quality and multi-functional radio communications even in narrowband environments by appropriately combining modulation methods, transmission methods, and error correction technologies. NXDN™ also supports various communication methods, such as direct communication between radios and communication via a base station.
NXDN™ employs a modulation method called 4-Level Frequency Shift Keying (4-FSK). This method represents 2 bits of information per symbol by shifting the frequency, enabling high spectral efficiency even in narrow bands. As a result, it allows for stable digital communication while effectively utilizing limited frequency resources.
NXDN™ utilizes a transmission method called FDMA (Frequency Division Multiple Access). FDMA assigns different frequency channels to each communication, using channel widths of 6.25kHz or 12.5kHz. This enables simultaneous transmission of multiple communications and facilitates coexistence with existing analog FM systems and a smooth transition to the new system.
FDMA transmission method.
NXDN™ incorporates forward error correction (FEC) technology, enhancing communication reliability. It also utilizes the AMBE+2™ voice codec, balancing voice quality and compression efficiency. Furthermore, in addition to voice communication, it supports data communication such as GPS location information and short message services, allowing for flexible operation.
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