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Unit 10 - Week 9

Course outline Assignment 9

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Week 1 1) Consider the following set of quaternary signals defined in terms of orthogonal basis 1 point
functions φ1 and φ2 :
Week 2 s1 = 0; s2 = √2aφ1 − √2aφ2 ; s3 = 2√2aφ1 ; s4 = √2aφ1 + √2aφ2
Assuming that these signals are used for transmission of four equiprobable symbols over an AWGN
Week 3 channel with noise power spectral density N2 , the probability of symbol error is

Week 4
−− −−
Pe = Q(√ aN ) − Q2 (√ aN )
2 2
Week 5

Week 6
−−
−2 −−
−2
Week 7 Pe = Q(√ 2a
N
) − 2Q2 (√ 2a
N
)

Week 8
−−
−2 −−
−2
Week 9 Pe = 2Q(√ 2a
N
) − Q2 (√ 2a
N
)

Lecture 44 :
−− −−
Pe = 2Q(√ aN ) − Q2 (√ aN )
Principle of
2 2
Invariance of
Probability of Error

Lecture 45 : Binary No, the answer is incorrect.

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Lecture 46 : Binary Accepted Answers:

−−
−2 −−
−2
Pe = 2Q(√ 2a ) − Q2 (√ 2a )
Frequency Shift
Keying – I N N

Lecture 47 : Binary
2) The signal component of a coherent PSK system is defined 1 point
Frequency Shift −−−−−
Keying – II by s(t) = Ac k sin(2πfc t) ± Ac √1 − k2 cos(2πfc t) where 0 ≤ t ≤ Tb , and the plus sign corresponds
Lecture 48 :
to symbol 1 and the minus sign corresponds to symbol 0. The first term represents a carrier component
Quadrature Phase included for the purpose of synchronizing the receiver to the transmitter. Then, in the presence of the
Shift Keying – I additive white Gaussian noise of zero mean and power spectral density N2 and transmission of equiprobable
Lecture 49 : symbols, the average probability of bit error Pb is
Quadrature Phase
Shift Keying – II
−−− −−−−−
Q(√ c bN )
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Pb = 2
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Pb = Q(√ c b N )
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−−2−−−−−2−
Q(√ c b N )
1 A T (1−k )
Pb = 2

No, the answer is incorrect.

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−−2−−−−−2−
Pb = Q(√ c b N )
A T (1−k )

3) In Question-2, if 10% of the transmitted signal power is allocated to the carrier component, then bit
E
energy-to-noise power spectral density ratio, i.e., Nb required to obtain Pb = 10−4 is

No, the answer is incorrect.

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(Type: Range) 7.50,7.90

1 point

4) Equiprobable binary data transmission over an AWGN channel with noise power spectral
density N2 = 10−12 W /Hz is achieved at a bit rate Rb = 1Mbps . If the average probability of bit
error Pb is not to exceed 10−4 and there is a transmission loss of 40dB, then the transmitted power in
watts for coherent ASK is ....
Transmission loss is defined as:
Tloss (in dB) = 10log10 (Average T ransmitted P ower) − 10log10 (Average Received P o

No, the answer is incorrect.

Score: 0
Accepted Answers:
(Type: Range) 0.26,0.29

1 point

5) Equiprobable binary data is transmitted at the rate Rb = 1Mbps over an AWGN

channel with noise power spectral density N2 = 10−10 W /Hz . For the average probability
of bit error Pb not to exceed 10−4 , the required average transmitted carrier power in
milliwatts for a communication link that uses coherent BFSK is ...

No, the answer is incorrect.

Score: 0
Accepted Answers:
(Type: Range) 2.60,2.90

1 point

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