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Pulse Shape Design for Teletext Data Transmission

This paper studies the problem of designing a suitable pulse shape for teletext data transmission. The following four criteria are used: 1) Nyquist I criterion, 2) Nyquist II criterion, 3) degree of overshoots in the channel signal, and 4) robustness to sampling phase jitter. For system bandwidths less than the inverse-baud rate, it is not possible to satisfy all these criteria simultaneously; tradeoffs that have to be made are illustrated. Several candidate pulse shapes are given and a composite criterion developed. A pulse shape, which satisfies the Nyquist I criterion and is closest to satisfying the Nyquist II criterion, in a sum-of-squares-of-deviations sense, is recommended.