This is a Python program to demodulate the radio teletype known as FSK modulation. This is the simplest example, and only the Terminal Unit part of the RTTY is implemented. The rest should be coded according to ITA2, for example.
import wave
import numpy as np
fname='rtty3s.wav' # should be specify the filename.
smp= 8000 # Sampling Rate
FQm= smp/914.0 # Mark Frequency 914Hz
FQs= smp/1086.0 # Space Frequency 1086Hz
wind= 32 # windows size Integer
waveFile = wave.open(fname, 'r')
mq=[];mi=[];sq=[];si=[]
for j in range(waveFile.getnframes()):
buf = waveFile.readframes(1)
mq.append((buf[0]-128)*np.sin(np.pi*2.0/FQm*j))
mi.append((buf[0]-128)*np.cos(np.pi*2.0/FQm*j))
sq.append((buf[0]-128)*np.sin(np.pi*2.0/FQs*j))
si.append((buf[0]-128)*np.cos(np.pi*2.0/FQs*j))
mk = np.sqrt(sum(mq)**2 + sum(mi)**2)
sp = np.sqrt(sum(sq)**2 + sum(si)**2)
print(mk,sp,int(mk>sp),sep=",")
if j>wind:
mq.pop(0);mi.pop(0);sq.pop(0);si.pop(0)
waveFile.close()
should be convet to wave format.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RTTY.ogg
it is from wikipedia
Some parameters in the source code need to be modified according to the audio file to be input.
fname='rtty3s.wav' # should be specify the filename.
smp= 8000 # Sampling Rate
FQm= smp/914.0 # Mark Frequency 914Hz
FQs= smp/1086.0 # Space Frequency 1086Hz
- fname
should be specify the filename. - smp
Sampling Rate. - FQm
smp / Mark Frequency. - FQs
smp / Space Frequency.
To find MARK & SPACE frequences, You can use any spectrum analyze tools on your PC. For example I use Sazanami Version 1.7.3 2020/10/22 .
Please specify an appropriate audio file for the input. This program assumes 8KHz sampling, mono, 8bit quantization, and no sign.
python rtty8k.py > rtty.csv