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Mid Semester Exam-March21

This document contains the mid-semester examination questions for the Electronics and Communication Engineering course "Spread Spectrum and CDMA". The exam contains 3 questions. Question 1 has two parts that involve analyzing a linear feedback shift register pseudorandom number generator and deriving an equation. Question 2 has three parts involving generating shift register masks, comparing CDMA performance in different channel conditions, and mechanizing a maximal shift register generator. The exam is out of 30 total marks and lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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Mid Semester Exam-March21

This document contains the mid-semester examination questions for the Electronics and Communication Engineering course "Spread Spectrum and CDMA". The exam contains 3 questions. Question 1 has two parts that involve analyzing a linear feedback shift register pseudorandom number generator and deriving an equation. Question 2 has three parts involving generating shift register masks, comparing CDMA performance in different channel conditions, and mechanizing a maximal shift register generator. The exam is out of 30 total marks and lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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Electronics and Communication Engineering Department

NIT Hamirpur (HP)


Mid Semester Examination- March, 2021
Spread Spectrum and CDMA (ECD-422)

Max. Marks = 30 Time = 1:30 Hrs

Note:
1. All questions are compulsory
2. Assume suitable data where necessary

Q.No.1.
a. A five stage LFSR PN sequence generator is shown in the
figure. Find out (i) Characteristic polynomial of sequence
generator(ii) First period of sequence for initial state
vector XT=[0 0 0 0 1](iii)Verify the run length and
Correlation property for the LFSR output.

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b. Derive an equation to predict number of zeros at the end of
first period of any PN sequence. Find out the shift to the
SSRG sequence relative to 1/f(x) if f(x) =1+x2+x5 and g(x) =
x2+x3 6
Q.No.2.
a. Generate SSRG and MSRG mask for f(x) =1+x+x4 with loading
of register as 1000. 6

b. Compare the performance of DSSS-CDMA in AWGN and multipath


Raleigh fading channel by deriving the equation of
probability of error. 6

c. Mechanize an MSRG configuration for the polynomial f(x) =


f(x) = 1+x2+x3 so that the PN sequence generated by it are
the same sequence as generated by SSRG. Calculate the
generated sequence. 6

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