Synchronised On/Off keying (S‐OOK) is a pulse modulation format where timing synchronisation pulses are embedded with each bit in the data stream resulting in a 1.5 pulse/bit format, but allowing for synchronisation and demodulation with a single block. In this reported work, the error ratio for S‐OOK symbols received in a non‐fading AWGN channel is analysed and a mathematical model aware of the physical parameters of a CMOS integrated prototype is introduced. Using this model, the S‐OOK RX sensitivity is shown to be close to that of a high‐threshold OOK RX for similar error‐ratios but assuming perfect synchronisation.
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Crepaldi et al. (2013) studied this question.
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