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EE 345S Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Lab Spring 2009
Lab #5.1 Pulse Amplitude Modulation Akshaya Srivatsa
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Outline Block Diagram of Transmitter Expressions for Transmitter
Block Diagram of Receiver Expressions for Receiver Inter Symbol Interference Nyquist Criteria for ISI Raised Cosine Filter Interpolation Filters Task List for Lab #3.1
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Block Diagram of Transmitter
Bit Rate: Rd bits/sec Symbol Rate: Rd/J bits/sec Courtesy: Steven Tretters Chapter 11 Recitation Slides Example of 2J Mapping
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Expressions for Transmitter
An Impulse Modulator is Output of Transmit Filter it
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Block Diagram of Receiver
Removes out of band noise Forms perfect pulse shape with Tx Courtesy: Steven Tretters Chapter 11 Recitation Slides
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Expressions for Receiver
Let us define g(t) as Output of transmit filter it
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Inter Symbol Interference
The received filter output: (Assuming no AWGN) We can rewrite this as: Worst case ISI:
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Inter Symbol Interference
Binary PSK with ISI Binary PSK without ISI Courtesy: Courtesy:
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Nyquist Criteria for ISI
The condition on g(t) that needs to be satisfied for no ISI is The filter we will use is called the Raised Cosine Filter given by
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Raised Cosine Filter In frequency domain, Frequency Domain Time Domain
Courtesy:
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Square Root Raised Cosine Filter
The system should be designed in such a manner that the combined effect of Tx filter and Rx filter should be an RC filter.
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Interpolation Sub Filters
Put We get Now we can define an interpolation subfilter as
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Interpolation Sub Filters
Courtesy: Steven Tretters Chapter 11 Recitation Slides Block Diagram for Interpolation Filter
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Task List Tasks for Lab 5.1 are 4 level PN sequence generator
Simulation of block diagram (Tasks 2 to 4) Raised Cosine Filter using the EXE files (Task 5 & 6) Important Points Download the rascos.exe from Dr. Evans website The task list can be found at the following link
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