Communication Equations Flashcards

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Symbol rate Rs

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Rs =1/Ts

Ts is the symbol interval, i.e. the duration of a symbol.

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Bit Rate Rb

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Tb =1 / Rb

Tb is the bit interval, i.e. the duration of a bit.

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3
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How are Symbol & Bit Rate / Duration related?

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4
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Average power associated with the digital signal

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5
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Average energy per symbol is:

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6
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Average Energy per bit:

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7
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Average energy associated with a unipolar signaling scheme

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Average energy associated with a polar signaling scheme

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9
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Average energy per symbol and per bit- for a common m-ary scheme

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10
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How is thermal noise generated and what shape can it be modeled by?

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Thermal noise is generated in electric devices by the vibration (thermal agitation) of electrons.

Thermal noise can be modelled by a zero-mean stationary white Gaussian process with spectral density

SN(f) = N0/2 = kT/2

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Baseband Digital Reciever: How is the signal component of a Matched Filter determined?

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12
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Baseband Digital Reciever: How is the noise component of a Matched Filter determined?

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Baseband Digital Reciever: What is the maximum possible output signal-to-noise ratio of a Matched Filter?

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maximum possible SNR is equal to 2*Ɛp/N0

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Baseband Digital Reciever: What is the signal component output of a correlation and dump filter?

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Baseband Digital Reciever: What is the noise component output of a correlation and dump filter?

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Note how the noise component of a Correlation and Dump filter is equivalent to a Matched Filter

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16
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What is the probability density function of Noise Nk ?

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17
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What is the probability density function of Yk given Xk ?

What is it useful for?

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You can determine the distribution of Yk for all the values of Xk .

18
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MAP Detector/Decision Rule

What is it ‘optimal’ and what are its equations?

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MAP decision rule is optimal in the sense that it minimizes the (symbol) error probability.

19
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ML Detector/Decision Rule

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20
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Cauchy-Schwartz inequality states…

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21
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Impulse response and the frequency response of the filter that maximizes the output signal-to-noise ratio at time t=τ is…

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22
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Maximum possible output signal-to-noise ratio of matched filter…

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23
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What does ∀ mean ?

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“forall” (for all) symbol

24
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Topic 3/4: Overall Error Probability of a polar binary transmission scheme

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25
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Topic 3/4: Overall Error Probability of a quaternary transmission scheme

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26
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Topic 3/4: Overall Error Probability of a binary unipolar transmission scheme

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27
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Topic 5: Binary Amplitude-Shift Keying

Average energy per bit

Distance between constellation points

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28
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Topic 5: Binary Phase-Shift Keying

Average energy per bit

Distance between constellation points

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29
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Topic 5: M-ary Amplitude-Shift Keying

Average energy per bit

Average energy per symbol

Distance between constellation points

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Assumed that the symbols A1 , A2 ,…,AM are equally likely.

30
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Topic 5: Quadrature Amplitude Modulation

Average energy per bit

Average energy per symbol

Distance between constellation points

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31
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Topic 5: Power spectral density of the passband signal Sx(f)

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So the power spectral density of the passband is based on the baseband calculation

l stands for low pass