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Communication Systems: Solved Assignments and Essays

Answer questions about rectangular pulse, matched filter, unit pulse response, input to matched filter, matched filter output, h(t), H(f), maximum signal to noise ratio

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This document contains solved assignments and essays on various topics related to Communication Systems. It covers topics such as QPSK, binary communication systems, M-ary PSK modulation, and more. The assignments also include MATLAB implementations and probability of error performance analysis.

Communication Systems: Solved Assignments and Essays

Answer questions about rectangular pulse, matched filter, unit pulse response, input to matched filter, matched filter output, h(t), H(f), maximum signal to noise ratio

   Added on 2023-06-04

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ASSIGNMENT 2
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR (PROFESSOR)
STUDENT NAME
STUDENT REGISTRATION NUMBER
DATE OF SUBMISSION
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QUESTION 1
Part A
(i) H(t) as a function of A and T
s ( t )= {A , for 0 t T
0 , otherwise
Introducing the noise signal,
H ( t ) =s ( t ) +n ( t ) 0 t T
η= |s0 ( t )|2
E [ n2 ( t ) ]
h ( t )=F1 [ H ( f ) ]
2 K
N0 [


S¿ ( f ) e j w t 0
e j wt df ]¿
¿ 2 K
N0
[ s ( t0 t ) ] ¿
From the impulse response output, the constant value is given as,
Cs= 2 K
N0
Therefore,
h(t)=Cs (t0t )
(ii) H(f), the Fourier transform of h(t)
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H ( f ) =2 K
N0
S¿ ( f ) e j w t 0
(iii) Maximum signal to noise ratio at the output of h(t).
(iv) Show
The impulse response is demonstrated by plotting the images below,
Part B
Section 1
QPSK transmitted with a required probability of bit error, PB
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0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1
Sm ( t )= ( 2 Pr ) cos [ 2 π f 0 t+ φ ( m ) ] 0 t <T
φ ( m ) ε { π
4 , 3 π
4 , 5 π
4 , 7 π
4 }
Pr received average signal power
r ( t ) =sm ( t ) + n(t)
Pr
N 0
, Pr= 1
T
0
T
sm
2 ( t ) dt
SQPSK = { Es cos [ ( i1 ) π
2 ] φ1 ( t ) Es sin [ ( i1 ) ] φ2 ( t ) }
The bit rate in either I or Q channel are ½ input data rate.
Section 2
Matlab Implementation
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