Problem 6.15 The received signal in an on-off keyed digital communication system is given by (t)n(t)...
Problem 4 A base-band digital communication system using binary signals shown in the Figure for transmission of two equiprob able messages. The transmitted signal is s(t), i e {1,2} and the recieved signal is r(t) s(t)+n(t), where nit) is the AWGN with power-spectral density No/2. 1. In a block diagram, give the precise specifications of the optimal receiver. What are the characteristics of the matched filter and the sampler and decision device? 2. Find the error probability of the optimal...
(25 points) A binary communication system transmits signals s,(0) (i1,2). The receiver samples the received signal r(t) s,()+n(t) at T and obtain the decision statistic r-r(T) s,(T)+ n(T)-a, +n, where the signal component is either a, = +A or a,--A with A >0 and n is the noise component. Assume that s (t) and s,() are equally likely to be transmitted and the decision threshold is chosen as zero. If the noise component n is uniformly distributed over [-2, +2]...
(25 points) A binary communication system transmits signals s,(0) (i1,2). The receiver samples the received signal r(t) s,()+n(t) at T and obtain the decision statistic r-r(T) s,(T)+ n(T)-a, +n, where the signal component is either a, = +A or a,--A with A >0 and n is the noise component. Assume that s (t) and s,() are equally likely to be transmitted and the decision threshold is chosen as zero. If the noise component n is uniformly distributed over [-2, +2]...
(25 points) A binary communication system transmits signals s,() (i1,2). The receiver samples the received signal r() s,()+n(t) at T and obtain the decision statistic r r(T)- a, -+A or a,-A with A>0 and n is the noise component. Assume that s,(1) and s,() are equally likely to be transmitted and the decision threshold is chosen as zero. If the noise component n is uniformly distributed over [-2, +2] and A-0.8, derive the expression of BER of this system. s,...
3. (30 points) A binary communication system transmits signals s(t) (i 1,2). The receiver samples the received signal r(t) s(t) + n(t) at T and obtain the decision statistic r(T) S (T) n(T) a + n, where the signal component is either an +A or a2-A with A >0 and n is the noise component. Assume that s1 (t) and s2(t) are equally likely to be transmitted and the decision threshold is chosen as zero. If A 1 and the...
channel with noise power spectral density Sn (f) 1. No/2 a. Compute the signal to noise ratio (Eb/No b. Obtain the optimum matched filter impulse response. c. Assuming equally likely transmission, devise the optimum decision device. d. lextral Compute the probability of error in terms ofy Eb/No- S2(0) S1(t) T t T/27/2 7
channel with noise power spectral density Sn (f) 1. No/2 a. Compute the signal to noise ratio (Eb/No b. Obtain the optimum matched filter impulse response. c....
ission system sends a "0" bit by transmitting a zero volts signal, and a "1" 7 A binary bit bytransmitting +2 volts signal. The received signal is corrupted by noise and is givern by: Y-X+N, where X is the transmitted signal, and N is a noise voltage with double- exponential pdf given by; 0 1เ The receiver detects the transmitted signal by comparing Y to a threshold voltàge of +1 volts. If Y<+1 then the rcceiver decides that "U" is...
1. A 4-ary signal set is given as So(t)-0,0StsT SI(t)-A cos(oot), OStsT Si(t)A sin(oot) + A cos(oot), 0StsT Assume (oT = 2m for some integer n. The signals are transmitted over an AWGN with noise power spectral density = N-2. The receiver uses the ML decision rule (ie, he assumes all signals are equiprobable) Choose a suitable set of Orthonormal basis functions and find (and sketch) the geometric representation of this signal set (called signal constellation). Clearly identify the decisions...
1. Let us consider a digital binary communication system, in which the fol- lowing signal s1(t) is transmitted for '0' and signal s2(t) is transmitted for '1' and these two signals are equal probability P('O' is transmitted) P(1' is transmitted). For these two signals and their correspond- ing basis functions, answer the following questions [40 points -2 0t<0.5; 0<t<0.5 -1 0.5 <t< 1 2 s2(t) -1 0.5<t1. s1(t) otherwise 0 otherwise 0 0<t<0.5; -1 0.5 <t1. otherwise 1 10t<1 0...
In a digital communication system, probability density function
of the two level signal received in the receiver is:
PR(v) =
PS(v)*PN(v) =
[0.4δ(v+1) + 0.6δ(v-4)]*η(v). And ,
η(v) is the noise that added to the message sign as the
additive Gaussian noise with a value of zero and an effective value
of 3.
(* symbol means convolution process, in the solution of this
problem you can use the below Q function table.) ,
η(v) =
A) Plot the probability density...