Hello all,
       I am trying to understand the BBN code for 802.11b. I must state
upfront that I am not an expert in communication systems.

802.11b uses dBPSK and dQPSK modulations for its 1Mbps and 2Mbps rates. I
explored how a dBPSK module looks like and I am able to make sense of the
code in gnuradio-core/src/python/gnuradio/blks2impl/dbpsk.py. The receiver
structure matches with what I have seen in communication textbooks.

However, the dBPSK demod receiver used in the BBN code
(gr-bbn/src/bbn/bbn_dpsk_demod_cb.cc) seems different from the technique
used in main gnuradio dbpsk module. This also does not include timing and
carrier sync loops. Can someone explain what this code does and point me to
any link/textbook which describes the demodulation technique?
Is there some documentation for the BBN code and references to the
text/paper for the mod/demod techniques used?

Thanks,
Sri
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