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    1. The document discusses the average carrier power required to maintain an average probability of error of 0.01 for binary PSK and DPSK modulation over an additive white Gaussian noise channel. For binary PSK, the required carrier power is calculated to be 26 dBW. For DPSK, the required carrier power is calculated to be 26 dBW as well. 2. For a DS/BPSK system using a feedback shift register of length N to generate the PN sequence, the document calculates the processing gain and antijam margin in decibels. The processing gain is calculated to be 10log10(N) dB. The antijam margin is calculated to be the processing gain minus 3 dB.

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    1. The document discusses the average carrier power required to maintain an average probability of error of 0.01 for binary PSK and DPSK modulation over an additive white Gaussian noise channel. For binary PSK, the required carrier power is calculated to be 26 dBW. For DPSK, the required carrier power is calculated to be 26 dBW as well. 2. For a DS/BPSK system using a feedback shift register of length N to generate the PN sequence, the document calculates the processing gain and antijam margin in decibels. The processing gain is calculated to be 10log10(N) dB. The antijam margin is calculated to be the processing gain minus 3 dB.

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    1. The document discusses the average carrier power required to maintain an average probability of error of 0.01 for binary PSK and DPSK modulation over an additive white Gaussian noise channel. For binary PSK, the required carrier power is calculated to be 26 dBW. For DPSK, the required carrier power is calculated to be 26 dBW as well. 2. For a DS/BPSK system using a feedback shift register of length N to generate the PN sequence, the document calculates the processing gain and antijam margin in decibels. The processing gain is calculated to be 10log10(N) dB. The antijam margin is calculated to be the processing gain minus 3 dB.

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    1 Binary data are transmitted over a microwave link at the rate of bits per second.

    Power spectral
    density of noise at the receiver input is Watt/Hz. Find the average carrier power required to
    maintain an average probability of error for the following cases.
    (a) Binary PSK using coherent detection
    (b) DPSK
    Note : take
    (VTU, Dec 2018, 6 Marks) (Module 3)
    Given : Bit rate, bps
    PSD of noise, Watt/Hz
    Probability of error,

    (a) For binary PSK,

    Required
    Therefore,
    But, it is given that
    Therefore,

    Watt
    (b) For DPSK,

    Required

    Taking natural log on both sides, we get


    Watt
    2 In a DS/BPSK system, the feedback shift register used to generate the PN sequence has length
    . The system is required to have an average probability of symbol error due to externally
    generated interfering signals that does not exceed . Calculate the following system parameters
    in decibels.
    (a) Processing gain
    (b) Antijam margin
    Assume .
    (VTU, Dec 2018, 4 Marks)(Module 5)
    (a) Processing gain, PG=

    Processing gain in dB=

    (b) Given

    Given that
    Therefore,

    Jamming margin in dB=

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