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Digital Modulation Techniques Assignment

This document summarizes an assignment on digital modulations for a telecommunications course. It includes experiments on different line coding schemes for a binary sequence and their power spectral densities. It also analyzes the effects of channel noise and bandwidth on transmitted signals, showing the channel input and output waveforms and power spectral densities for various noise levels and bandwidths. The transmitted sequence through the channel and the original sequence are also reported.

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Digital Modulation Techniques Assignment

This document summarizes an assignment on digital modulations for a telecommunications course. It includes experiments on different line coding schemes for a binary sequence and their power spectral densities. It also analyzes the effects of channel noise and bandwidth on transmitted signals, showing the channel input and output waveforms and power spectral densities for various noise levels and bandwidths. The transmitted sequence through the channel and the original sequence are also reported.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

College Of Informatics and Virtual Education


Department of Telecommunications and Communication
Networks

DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS: TN320

ASSIGNMENT: EXPERIMENT 6 DIGITAL MODULATIONS

ASSIGNMENTS MODE: INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENTS

S/N NAME REG# PROGRAM

1 MAJALA ISSA J. T/UDOM/2012/00633 BSc. TE

SUBMITTED TO: Professor A. MVUMA


EXPERMENTS 3: BINARY SIGNALLING F ORMATS
1. b =[1 0 1 0 1 1
(a). The waveforms representing the sequence b =[1 0 1 0 1 1] for unipolar NRZ.

(b). The waveforms representing the sequence b =[1 0 1 0 1 1] for polar NRZ.
(c) The waveforms representing the sequence b =[1 0 1 0 1 1] for Unipolar RZ

(d). The waveforms representing the sequence b =[1 0 1 0 1 1] for bipolar RZ


(e).The waveforms representing the sequence b =[1 0 1 0 1 1] for Manchester

2. Power spectral density (PSD) functions of line codes are in the table below

Rb= Fp1 Fn1 Fp2 Fn2 BT


Unipolar NRZ 10-2.5W 10-5.5W 10-3.8W 10-6W 1KHz
polar NRZ 10-1.8W 10-4.8W 10-3.2W 10-5.4W 1KHz
Unipolar RZ 10-1.6W 10-5.8W 10-2.3W 10-6.7W 2KHz
Bipolar RZ 10-2.4W 10-5W 10-3W 10-5.69W 1KHZ
Manchester 10-1.9W 10-5.3W 10-2.8W 10-5.7W 2KHz
B Channel Characteristics

B.2.The channel input and output waveforms

 The channel input and output waveforms of subplot(211), waveplot(x) is

 The channel input and output waveforms of subplot(212), waveplot(y) is


 The transmitted sequence from the display of the channel output waveform are
bt =[1100000101] and sequence of the original bit is b = [101011]

B.3 Effect of channel on channel noise on the transmitted waveforms the changes of the
channel output when sigma is 0.1 the power level and channel output is

when sigma is 0.5 the power level and channel output is


when sigma is 1.0 the power level and channel output is

When sigma is 2 the power level and channel output is

When sigma is 5 the power level and channel output is


B.4. The PSD of the channel output waveform “clf, subplot(121), psd(x), a = axis”

 The PSD of the channel output waveform “subplot(122),


psd(channel(x,1,0.01,4900))”

 The PSD of the channel output waveform “axis(a), hold on”


 The PSD of the channel output waveform “psd(channel(x,1,1,490 0))”

 The PSD of the channel output waveform “psd(channel(x,1,5,490 0))”


B.3 Effect of channel on channel noise on the transmitted waveforms the changes of the
channel output

 The effects of channel bandwidth on the output waveform “subplot(212),


waveplot(channel(x,1,0,3000 ))”

 The effects of channel bandwidth on the output waveform “subplot(212),


waveplot(channel(x,1,0,2000 ))”
 The effects of channel bandwidth on the output waveform “subplot(212),
waveplot(channel(x,1,0,1000 ))”

 The effects of channel bandwidth on the output waveform “subplot(212),


waveplot(channel(x,1,0,500 ))”

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