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    This document discusses coherent and non-coherent detection and demodulation techniques. It provides details on DPSK detection, noting that it does not require a carrier phase reference, allowing for a simpler receiver design, but is less efficient than PSK due to error propagation. Non-coherent FSK is also discussed. The document outlines an assignment on implementing MPSK modulation and demodulation in MATLAB or Simulink for a minimum value of M=8. A report and code are to be submitted by the given deadline.

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    This document discusses coherent and non-coherent detection and demodulation techniques. It provides details on DPSK detection, noting that it does not require a carrier phase reference, allowing for a simpler receiver design, but is less efficient than PSK due to error propagation. Non-coherent FSK is also discussed. The document outlines an assignment on implementing MPSK modulation and demodulation in MATLAB or Simulink for a minimum value of M=8. A report and code are to be submitted by the given deadline.

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    This document discusses coherent and non-coherent detection and demodulation techniques. It provides details on DPSK detection, noting that it does not require a carrier phase reference, allowing for a simpler receiver design, but is less efficient than PSK due to error propagation. Non-coherent FSK is also discussed. The document outlines an assignment on implementing MPSK modulation and demodulation in MATLAB or Simulink for a minimum value of M=8. A report and code are to be submitted by the given deadline.

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    Coherent and Non Coherent

    Detection/Demodulation
    Dr. Syed Anwar
    Digital Communication

    DPSK Detection
    Does not require phase reference of the
    received carrier, hence a simpler receiver
    design.
    Less efficient than PSK due to error
    propagation
    Error performance of DPSK approximately two
    time (3dB) worse than PSK.

    Error Performance

    Non Coherent FSK


    Minimum Tone Spacing

    Error Performance

    Error Performance

    Quadrature Modulator

    Assignment 3
    Encode an M-ary binary sequence using MPSK. Use Gray code for
    binary code and phase assignment.
    Add AWGN noise to the encoded signal to generate transmitted
    signal si(t) (i= 1,2..M)
    Design an MPSK demodulator to detect the M-ary signal using
    coherent detection.

    Implement using MATLAB or SIMULINK.


    The modulator/demodulator should work for a minimum value of
    M = 8.

    Assignment 3
    Maximum group size: 2
    Submission Due: 11:59pm , Sunday 9-12-12
    Submit code (.m, .mdl) and report (maximum 3 pages) only by
    email: s.anwar@uettaxila.edu.pk
    Evaluation: Lab session in week following 09-12-12.
    Write your own code, no marks for copying code.

    25% deduction in marks for each day, in case of late submission.

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