Optimum detection of binary DPSK yields a bit error probability, Peof (1/2) exp (-Eb/η), the classic result, but requires a reference carrier in-frequency but not necessarily in-phase with the received carrier. Any other detector will yield degraded results. Several well known textbooks give a derivation for a suboptimum detector with the above result but neglect intersymbol interference. In this paper the optimumM-ary DPSK receiver is shown and a derivation of Pefor the binary case given. Two suboptimum detectors are analyzed and their performance is shown to be 1 to 2 dB worse than the optimum.
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J. Park (1978) studied this question.
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