Modulation Demodulation IP Cores

Modulation and Demodulation IP cores implement the signal-processing stages needed to map data onto carriers and recover it at the receiver in modern SoC and ASIC designs.

These IP cores support communications systems by accelerating modulation, demodulation, synchronization, and symbol-processing functions

This catalog allows you to compare Modulation and Demodulation IP cores from leading vendors based on throughput, supported schemes, power efficiency, and process node compatibility.

Whether you are designing wireless communications, wired transceivers, baseband systems, or software-defined radio platforms, you can find the right Modulation and Demodulation IP for your application.

 
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Compare 99 Modulation Demodulation IP Cores from 19 vendors

  • DVB-T/DVB-H modulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0009 DVB-T/DVB-H Modulator provides all the necessary processing steps to modulate a single (or pair of hierarchical) tran…

    • Modulation Demodulation
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    • ETSI EN300 744 v1.5.1
    Part #: CMS0009 Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-S/-DSNG modulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0010 DVB-S/-DSNG Modulator with integrated Reed-Solomon encoder has been designed specifically to address the requirements…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • Now
    • ETSI EN 300 421
    Part #: CMS0010 Maturity: Production
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  • ISDB-T Modulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0045 ISDB-T Modulator provides all the necessary processing steps to modulate one, two or three transport stream into a co…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    Part #: CMS0045 Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-Satellite demodulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0059 Satellite Demodulator is a high-performance (A)PSK demodulator core intended for DVB-S, DVB-DSNG, DVB-S2 and DVB S2X …

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • ETSI EN 302 307, ETSI EN 30…
    Part #: CMS0059 Maturity: Production
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  • ATSC 8-VSB modulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0033 ATSC 8-VSB Modulator with integrated Channel Coder has been designed specifically to implement the 8-VSB requirements…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • ATSC A/53 8-VSB
    Part #: CMS0033 Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-S2 (A)PSK Demodulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0014 DVB-S2 (A)PSK Demodulator is a high-performance (A)PSK demodulator core intended for DVB-S2 and DVB-S2X forward link …

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • Now
    • ETSI EN 302 307
    Part #: CMS0014 Maturity: Production
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  • Universal QAM/PSK Modulator

    Commsonic Ltd
    • HQ: UK

    The CMS0004 Universal QAM/PSK Modulator is a flexible, high-performance, linear modulator core designed for a wide range of broad…

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    • now
    • Compatible with the IEEE 80…
    Part #: CMS0004 Maturity: Production
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  • Wideband DDC

    Creonic
    • HQ: Germany

    The Wideband Digital Down Converter (DDC) digitally converts the input signal at IF frequency down to baseband by multiplying inp…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • Now
    Part #: CREONIC CODING DDC Wideband Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-S2 Demodulator

    Creonic
    • HQ: Germany

    DVB-S2 (Digital Video Broadcast – Satellite 2nd Generation) is an ETSI standard of the second generation for digital data transmi…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • January 2014
    • DVB-S2
    Part #: CREONIC DEMOD DVB S2 Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-CID Modulator

    Creonic
    • HQ: Germany

    DVB-CID (Digital Video Broadcast - Carrier Identification System) is an ETSI standard for interference prevention within digital …

    • Modulation Demodulation
    Part #: CREONIC MOD DVB CID Maturity: Production
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  • MMSE MIMO Detector

    Creonic
    • HQ: Germany

    MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) techniques are being used more and more in recent and upcoming standards since they drastic…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • February 2013
    Part #: CREONIC MMSE MIMO Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-S2 Demodulator

    Global IP Core Sales
    • HQ: Germany

    DVBS2_DEMOD.vhd performs the demodulation based on three tracking loops: carrier tracking (for coherent demodulation), symbol tim…

    • Modulation Demodulation
    Maturity: Production
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  • DVB-C Demodulator

    Global IP Core Sales
    • HQ: Germany

    The demodulator is designed to be used together with a cable tuner and an analog to digital converter (ADC).

    • Modulation Demodulation
    • silicon proven
    • immediately
    Part #: DVB C Demodulator Maturity: Production
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What is Modulation and Demodulation IP?

Modulation and Demodulation IP accelerates the DSP functions used to encode and recover data in communication systems within SoCs and ASICs.

It is used to improve efficiency and throughput for mathematically intensive signal-processing and compute workloads.

Main functions of Modulation and Demodulation IP

Transmit mapping

The IP maps digital data to symbol constellations and waveform structures required by the communication standard.

Receive recovery

Demodulation functions extract symbols and recover data from the received signal.

Synchronization support

Many implementations include timing, phase, and carrier recovery-related functions.

Communications integration

These blocks are widely used in baseband and modem-oriented datapaths.

Key features of Modulation and Demodulation IP cores

  • Communications-focused DSP acceleration
  • Support for modulation schemes
  • Low-latency processing
  • Power-efficient implementation
  • Useful in modem and transceiver datapaths

How to choose Modulation and Demodulation IP

Selecting the right Modulation and Demodulation IP depends on your application and integration requirements:

  • target modulation standards
  • throughput and spectral efficiency needs
  • receiver complexity
  • programmability requirements
  • integration with coding and front-end blocks

Applications of Modulation and Demodulation IP cores

  • wireless modems
  • optical or wired links
  • baseband processors
  • SDR platforms
  • communications infrastructure

Compare Modulation and Demodulation IP cores from leading vendors

This catalog provides access to a wide range of Modulation and Demodulation IP cores from leading semiconductor IP providers.

Use filters to compare solutions based on communications-focused dsp acceleration, support for modulation schemes, low-latency processing, and integration requirements.

Frequently asked questions about Modulation and Demodulation IP cores

What is Modulation and Demodulation IP?

Modulation and Demodulation IP is a reusable hardware block used in SoCs and ASICs to implement this function with production-ready integration, verification support, and platform reuse.

What capabilities does Modulation and Demodulation IP typically provide?

Typical capabilities include performance-optimized implementation, integration with the surrounding subsystem, configurable feature support, and reuse across multiple SoC or ASIC programs.

Where is Modulation and Demodulation IP used?

Modulation and Demodulation IP is commonly used in wireless modems, optical or wired links, baseband processors, and sdr platforms depending on the target product and architecture.

How do I choose Modulation and Demodulation IP?

You should consider supported features, performance targets, power consumption, verification maturity, system integration requirements, and process node compatibility.

Why use dedicated Modulation and Demodulation IP instead of building it from scratch?

Using proven Modulation and Demodulation IP reduces design risk, shortens development time, and helps teams reach production faster with better interoperability and validation coverage.

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