1 / 28

Simulation in Digital Communication

Simulation in Digital Communication. chapter # 6 Digital Transmission Through Bandlimited Channels. 6.2 - The power Spectrum of a Digital PAM Signal. A digtal PAM signal at the input to a communication channl. reciprocal of the symbol rate. pulse waveform.

clare-britt
Download Presentation

Simulation in Digital Communication

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Simulation in Digital Communication

  2. chapter # 6 Digital Transmission Through Bandlimited Channels

  3. 6.2 - The power Spectrum of a Digital PAM Signal A digtal PAM signal at the input to a communication channl reciprocal of the symbol rate pulse waveform scale factor (where 2d is the “Euclidean distance”)

  4. to determine the spectral characteristics of the random process V(t), we must evaluate the power spectrum. 1)mean value 2)autocorrelation function

  5. 3)average autocorrelation function

  6. The power spectrum of V(t) is the Fourier transform of the average autocorrelation function. The power spectrum of amplitude sequence an

  7. Problem 6.1 Answer ip_06_01 Determine the power spectrum of V(t) when {an} is an uncorrelated sequence and g(t) is the following rectangular pulse.

  8. The Fourier trasform of g(t) is and

  9. This power spectrum is illustrated in the following Figure:

  10. Problem 6.2 Answer ip_06_02 Suppose the autocorrelation function of the sequence {an} is and g(t) is the rectangular pulse.shown at the previous problem. Evaluate Sv(f) in this case.

  11. SOLUTION The power spectrum of the PAM signal was given by from and using also the data we can replace...

  12. Consequently,

  13. This power spectrum is illustrated in the following Figure:

  14. 6.3 - Characterization of bandlimited channels and channels distortion We can characterize many communication channels as bandlimited linear filters, described by their frequency response phase response Amplitude response

  15. we can also express it as an envelope delay (group delay) :

  16. nondistorting (ideal) channel Amplitude response -constant phase response - linear function of frequncy (envelope delay -constant) distorting channel Amplitude distortion - Amplitude response isn’tconstant delaydistortion- envelope delayisn’tconstant)

  17. Effect of channel distortion channel input channel output equalizer

  18. Average amplitude and delay characteristics of a medium-range telephone channel,

  19. Impulse response of the average channel with amplitude and delay shown before

  20. Problem 6.3 Answer ip_06_03 T.B.D

  21. Impulse response Frequency response of linear phase FIR filter

  22. Problem 6.4 Window method if the desired channel response is C(f) for |f|<W and C(f)=0 for |f|>W then Impulse response for example: if channel is ideal, then C(f)=1, |f|<W and hence

  23. Answer ip_06_04 Let us design an FIR filter with: W=2000 Hz and Fs =1/Ts=10KHZ. (this digital filter may be implemented by sampling h(t) at t=nTs, where Ts is the sampling interval and n = 0,+/-1,+/-2,...)

  24. Samples of h(n)

  25. Frequency response (rectangular window)

  26. Frequency response (Hanning window)

  27. Problem 6.5 The impulse response of a two-path(multipath) radio channel can expressed as: random processes the delay between 2 paths

  28. Answer ip_06_05 simulate such a channel on the computer

More Related