Al Balqa' Applied University

Faculty of Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Department Computer Simulation of Communication System
Experiments: Simulation of Binary PSK Communication System. Instructor: Dr. Salim Alkhawaldeh . Student: Majd Mahmmoud Fuad Khader.

BPSK Modulation: BPSK is a Two Level Modulation (1,-1) or

(1,0). In digital modulation a set of basis functions are chosen for a particular modulation scheme.Generally the basis functions are orthogonal to each other. Basis functions can be derived using 'Gram Schmidt orthogonalization' procedure.Once the basis function are chosen, any vector in the signal space can be represented as a linear combination of the basis functions.

BPSK modulation

BPSK demodulation

clc clear %Digital source Nb=5; x=randn(5,1); m=sign(x); %BPSK Modulation Ac=10; theta=0:.01:2*pi; c=Ac*cos(theta); s=m*c; %Wireless channel An=0; n=An*randn(Nb,length(theta)); r=s+n; %Demodulator c1=transpose(cos(theta); r2=r*c1*2/length(theta)); mest=sign(r2);

The result is : Ac= 10, An = 0 , Nb= 5 , The input: The output: -1 -1 1 1 1 1 -1 -1 1 1

We see here that "output bits" = the input bits.

Conclusion: BPSK we send here M random bits & the Output must be the same like the input bits & we see here that the ERROR is related to noise so if we have big noise we will see big error at the Demodulator.