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On the Optimization of Signal Constellations for Satellite Channels
A gradient method is used to obtain the signal constellation that yields to the minimum error probability over a channel affected by non-linear amplification and additive noise. The results show the dominance of phase shift keying when the amplifier is driven near saturation, and the better performance given by amplitude-phase shift keying if the amplifier is operated in its linear region.