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    The document discusses the maximum data rate of a digital communication system using pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) with different numbers of bits and signal levels. It also shows the calculation of the maximum frequency of a low-pass filter when its passband ripple and stopband attenuation are specified. The key details are: 1) The maximum data rate for 4-bit PAM with 24 levels is 32,000 bps and for 8-bit PAM with 28 levels is 64,000 bps. 2) Given a passband ripple of 0.2 dB and stopband attenuation of 100 dB, the calculated maximum frequency for a low-pass filter is 45 MHz.

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    The document discusses the maximum data rate of a digital communication system using pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) with different numbers of bits and signal levels. It also shows the calculation of the maximum frequency of a low-pass filter when its passband ripple and stopband attenuation are specified. The key details are: 1) The maximum data rate for 4-bit PAM with 24 levels is 32,000 bps and for 8-bit PAM with 28 levels is 64,000 bps. 2) Given a passband ripple of 0.2 dB and stopband attenuation of 100 dB, the calculated maximum frequency for a low-pass filter is 45 MHz.

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    Winter 2009 CMPE 150 Due January 22, 2009 PEM Assignment #2 Solution

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    The document discusses the maximum data rate of a digital communication system using pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) with different numbers of bits and signal levels. It also shows the calculation of the maximum frequency of a low-pass filter when its passband ripple and stopband attenuation are specified. The key details are: 1) The maximum data rate for 4-bit PAM with 24 levels is 32,000 bps and for 8-bit PAM with 28 levels is 64,000 bps. 2) Given a passband ripple of 0.2 dB and stopband attenuation of 100 dB, the calculated maximum frequency for a low-pass filter is 45 MHz.

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    Winter 2009

    PEM

    CMPE 150
    Assignment #2 Solution

    Due January 22, 2009

    Maxdatarate=2Hlog2V(Nyquist)
    4bits24levels2x4000xlog224=2x4000x4=32,000bps
    8bits28levels2x4000xlog228=2x4000x8=64,000bps

    2x+(x1)0.2=100(afterconvertingallunitstoMegaHz)
    2x+0.2x0.2=100or2.2x=100.2x=45.54
    Wegetusethefloorsinceonlywholenumberscanfitx=45
    X=45

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