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    This document describes a MATLAB simulation of BPSK modulation and demodulation. It generates a random bit stream, maps the bits to an orthogonal basis function to create the BPSK waveform, adds noise, and then decodes the signal by correlating with the basis function to recover the original bits. Key steps include: 1) generating a random 10-bit message, 2) mapping bits to ±1 values of an orthogonal basis function to create the BPSK signal, 3) adding white Gaussian noise, 4) decoding by correlating with the basis function in blocks to recover the message bits.

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    This document describes a MATLAB simulation of BPSK modulation and demodulation. It generates a random bit stream, maps the bits to an orthogonal basis function to create the BPSK waveform, adds noise, and then decodes the signal by correlating with the basis function to recover the original bits. Key steps include: 1) generating a random 10-bit message, 2) mapping bits to ±1 values of an orthogonal basis function to create the BPSK signal, 3) adding white Gaussian noise, 4) decoding by correlating with the basis function in blocks to recover the message bits.

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    BPSK

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    Prabhagaran Devaraj
    This document describes a MATLAB simulation of BPSK modulation and demodulation. It generates a random bit stream, maps the bits to an orthogonal basis function to create the BPSK waveform, adds noise, and then decodes the signal by correlating with the basis function to recover the original bits. Key steps include: 1) generating a random 10-bit message, 2) mapping bits to ±1 values of an orthogonal basis function to create the BPSK signal, 3) adding white Gaussian noise, 4) decoding by correlating with the basis function in blocks to recover the message bits.

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    Program for BPSK

    clc;
    clear all;
    %ORTHONORMAL BASIS FUNCTION
    n=0:1:39;
    y=2*sin(2*pi*2*n/40);
    subplot(5,1,1);
    plot(y);
    title('ORTHONORMAL BASIS FUNCTION');
    xlabel('TIME(S)');
    ylabel('AMP(V)');
    %MESSAGE BITS GENERATION
    x=randsrc(1,10,[1,-1]);
    subplot(5,1,2);
    plot(x);
    title('INPUT BIT STREAM');
    xlabel('TIME(S)');
    ylabel('AMP(V)');
    axis([1,10,-1.5,1.5]);
    grid;
    %BPSK WAVEFORM
    z=0;
    for i=1:10,
    if(x(i)==1),
    z=[z y];
    else
    z=[z -y];
    end;
    end;
    subplot(5,1,3);
    plot(z);
    xlabel('TIME(S)');
    ylabel('AMP(V)');
    title('BPSK WAVEFORM');
    axis([0,400,-2.5,2.5]);
    %NOISY BPSK SIGNAL
    n=wgn(1,401,-0.5);
    s=z+n;
    subplot(5,1,4);
    plot(s);
    title('NOISY BPSK SIGNAL');
    axis([0,401,-5,5]);

    xlabel('TIME(S)');
    ylabel('AMP(V)');
    grid;
    %DECODED SIGNAL
    k=1;
    for i=1:401,
    b(i)=s(i)*y(k);
    k=k+1;
    if(k>40),
    k=1;
    end;
    end;
    a=0;
    r=1;
    g=1;
    m=40;
    for j=1:10
    for i=g:m,
    a=a+b(i);
    end
    if(a>0),
    p(r)=1;
    else
    p(r)=-1;
    end
    a=0;
    r=r+1;
    g=g+40;
    m=m+40;
    end
    subplot(5,1,5);
    plot(p);
    title('DECODED SIGNAL');
    xlabel('TIME(S)');
    ylabel('AMP(V)');
    axis([1,10,-1.5,1.5]);
    grid;
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