Q1: For the binary sequence 11111011111, sketch the resulting waveforms from sinusoidal modulation if the modulation type: ASK, BPSK, FSK. Q2: A modulating signal f(t) is bandlimited to 4KHz is sampled at a rate of 10000 samples/ sec. The samples are quantized into 256 levels. Calculate transmission bandwidth if the following modulation types are used for signal transmission: ASK, PSK, FSK with Af = 50 kHz. Q3: Find the output coded sequence and carrier phase of DPSK modulator for input data d(n)=01011101. Then show the detection process of DPSK demodulator. Assume x(0)=0. Q4: Find the error probability of 1200 baud noncoherent PSK if the available signal power at demodulator is 10-10 watt and one sided AWGN spectral density of 10-14 watt/Hz is assumed. Q5: Find the error probability of 1200 baud coherent FSK with fi=1000 Hz, f2=2300 Hz. Assume 10-¹0 watt available signal power and one sided AWGN spectral density of 10-14 watt/Hz. Q6: Compare the error probability of the following 1600 baud sinusoidal digital modulation techniques assuming 10-10 watt signal power and n-10-14 watt/Hz. (a) 19 Digital Communication, 3rd year, Lect#3 Prof. Dr. Hikmat N. Abdullah coherent ASK(OOK) (b) coherent PSK (c) coherent FSK (d) noncoherent ASK (e) noncoherent FSK (f) noncoherent PSK (DPSK).

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Q1: For the binary sequence 11111011111, sketch the resulting waveforms from
sinusoidal modulation if the modulation type: ASK, BPSK, FSK.
Q2: A modulating signal f(t) is bandlimited to 4KHz is sampled at a rate of 10000
samples/ sec. The samples are quantized into 256 levels. Calculate transmission
bandwidth if the following modulation types are used for signal transmission:
ASK, PSK, FSK with Af = 50 kHz.
Q3: Find the output coded sequence and carrier phase of DPSK modulator for input
data d(n)=01011101. Then show the detection process of DPSK demodulator.
Assume x(0)=0.
Q4: Find the error probability of 1200 baud noncoherent PSK if the available signal
power at demodulator is 10-10 watt and one sided AWGN spectral density of 10-14
watt/Hz is assumed.
Q5: Find the error probability of 1200 baud coherent FSK with f₁=1000 Hz, f2=2300
Hz. Assume 10-¹0 watt available signal power and one sided AWGN spectral
density of 10-14 watt/Hz.
Q6: Compare the error probability of the following 1600 baud sinusoidal digital
modulation techniques assuming 10-10 watt signal power and n=10-¹4 watt/Hz. (a)
19
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coherent ASK(OOK) (b) coherent PSK (c) coherent FSK (d) noncoherent ASK
(e) noncoherent FSK (f) noncoherent PSK (DPSK).
Transcribed Image Text:Problems Q1: For the binary sequence 11111011111, sketch the resulting waveforms from sinusoidal modulation if the modulation type: ASK, BPSK, FSK. Q2: A modulating signal f(t) is bandlimited to 4KHz is sampled at a rate of 10000 samples/ sec. The samples are quantized into 256 levels. Calculate transmission bandwidth if the following modulation types are used for signal transmission: ASK, PSK, FSK with Af = 50 kHz. Q3: Find the output coded sequence and carrier phase of DPSK modulator for input data d(n)=01011101. Then show the detection process of DPSK demodulator. Assume x(0)=0. Q4: Find the error probability of 1200 baud noncoherent PSK if the available signal power at demodulator is 10-10 watt and one sided AWGN spectral density of 10-14 watt/Hz is assumed. Q5: Find the error probability of 1200 baud coherent FSK with f₁=1000 Hz, f2=2300 Hz. Assume 10-¹0 watt available signal power and one sided AWGN spectral density of 10-14 watt/Hz. Q6: Compare the error probability of the following 1600 baud sinusoidal digital modulation techniques assuming 10-10 watt signal power and n=10-¹4 watt/Hz. (a) 19 Digital Communication, 3rd year, Lect#3 Prof. Dr. Hikmat N. Abdullah coherent ASK(OOK) (b) coherent PSK (c) coherent FSK (d) noncoherent ASK (e) noncoherent FSK (f) noncoherent PSK (DPSK).
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