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How to play a Signal at higher sampling rate without changing the frequency content of the signal?
I have a real-time data consisting of (multiplexed) frequencies 79MHz, 34MHz and 127MHz. The data is collected using an ADC of sampling rate 500MSPS. The signal has been captured for 2$\mu$s, hence ...
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Choosing a suitable modulation format
I'm trying to deal with this question about multiplexing and choosing an appropriate modulation format. It's in two parts.
(i) You need to design a system for the transmission of surround audio ...
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What does the bandwidth of a medium even mean?
Whenever the bandwidth of a medium linking two devices is greater than
the bandwidth needs of the devices, the link can be shared.
Multiplexing is the set of techniques ...
Forouzan, Data ...
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Scaling plots after FFT
I have multiplexed 32 signals into 1 signal with python.
Now I want to plot that signal in time domain and to plot it's amplitude spectrum.
Professor gave us his plots so we can look up to it.
These ...
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What are different encoding schemes used in gigabit ethernet?
I was reading about digital transmission, there are many steps namely
Analog to Digital conversion
Source coding
Channel coding
Line coding
Pulse shaping
Modulation
Multiple access techniques
Out of ...
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Why is a multiplexed FM signal broadcasting silence so... spiky?
I'm trying to understand how American FM multiplexing works. As I understand it, your average FM signal can be made out of:
The mono "sum" channel from 30 Hz to 15 kHz, made out of left + ...
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Resources on multiplexer and demultiplexer?
If I search multiplexer in Google and start reading, I find sources that describe a multiplexer as a device that selects between several analog or digital signals, then outputs a single signal. For ...
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Combining CDMA with differential Manchester-like encoding?
I wonder to which extend it is possible to combine a self-clocking code (like Differential Manchester encoding) with synchronous CDMA, and how it would be done?
Suppose I want to receive some bits ...
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The use of FDM for a single message signal
Suppose I have a single message signal, m(t), that is subjected to AWGN upon transmission.
Is there any way that FDM (or any multiplexing strategy) can be used to ultimately improve the SNR of the ...
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Length of CDMA code and message length vs. number of participants
What is the minimum code size for CDMA codes for synchronuous CDMA (not asynchronous CDMA!) with N number of participants?
Furthermore, suppose N parties want to uniquely transmit a message of length ...
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MU-MIMO Sensitivity to Line of Sight (LOS)
Why do researchers talk about MU-MIMO being "less sensitive to line of sight" / "LOS Okay"? For example in this video, time=[00:40,00:42]
Similarly, "User separation based on spatial channel ...
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The difference about WPCN and TDMA or FDMA
I am a little bit confused about the difference WPCN and TDMA or FDMA,i mean the level difference.
WPCN is a wireless powered communication network,as the name implies,it can transmit the information ...
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Are convolution and multiplexing synonymous?
Other than preferences to use one or the other words in different domains, do they refer to essentially the same process? And likewise for the opposite operations, demultiplexing and deconvolution?
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How is multiplexing on FM signals performed? [closed]
How does multiplexing differ from FM signals to AM signals. If both FM and AM shift the message signal in frequency, then is there a difference between multiplexing for FM or AM signal?
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Noise floor of a FM duplex
If these 2 signals, that form this duplex, have ranges of 15-30 [kHz] and 30-45 [kHz] using:
$NoiseFloor_{dBm} =10\log _{10}(k\times T_{0}\times 1000)+NF+10\log _{10}(BW)$ (formula from wikipedia)
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Receiving multiple signals at the same frequency at the same time
I'm doing a project for my school it's a communication platform for different mobile devices I'm gonna build and I need to send data from the devices to station am making, I figured how to use signal ...
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