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    Experiment 5 AIM: To Generate BFSK Waveform Using Scilab Tool Code

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    This Scilab code aims to generate a binary frequency-shift keying (BFSK) waveform. It defines carrier frequencies f1 and f2, a binary data sequence I, and a time vector t. It then uses a for loop to plot the two carrier signals, the binary data, and the resulting BFSK waveform, which switches between the two carrier frequencies based on the binary data sequence. The code outputs four subplots showing the BFSK modulation.

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    This Scilab code aims to generate a binary frequency-shift keying (BFSK) waveform. It defines carrier frequencies f1 and f2, a binary data sequence I, and a time vector t. It then uses a for loop to plot the two carrier signals, the binary data, and the resulting BFSK waveform, which switches between the two carrier frequencies based on the binary data sequence. The code outputs four subplots showing the BFSK modulation.

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    This Scilab code aims to generate a binary frequency-shift keying (BFSK) waveform. It defines carrier frequencies f1 and f2, a binary data sequence I, and a time vector t. It then uses a for loop to plot the two carrier signals, the binary data, and the resulting BFSK waveform, which switches between the two carrier frequencies based on the binary data sequence. The code outputs four subplots showing the BFSK modulation.

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    Experiment 5 AIM: To Generate BFSK Waveform Using Scilab Tool Code

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    This Scilab code aims to generate a binary frequency-shift keying (BFSK) waveform. It defines carrier frequencies f1 and f2, a binary data sequence I, and a time vector t. It then uses a for loop to plot the two carrier signals, the binary data, and the resulting BFSK waveform, which switches between the two carrier frequencies based on the binary data sequence. The code outputs four subplots showing the BFSK modulation.

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    EXPERIMENT 5

    AIM: To generate BFSK waveform using Scilab tool


    CODE:
    clear;
    clc;
    close;
    t=0:0.01:1;
    f1=1;
    f2=3;
    I=[1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0];
    z=0;
    for n=1:length(I)
    subplot(4,1,1)
    a=gca();
    a.data_bounds=[0,-1.5;length(I),1.5];
    a.x_location="bottom";
    a.grid=[1,-1];
    title("Carrier 1")
    plot((t+z),sin(2*%pi*f1*t));
    subplot(4,1,2)
    a=gca();
    a.data_bounds=[0,-1.5;length(I),1.5];
    a.x_location="bottom";
    a.grid=[1,-1];
    title("Carrier 2")
    plot((t+z),sin(2*%pi*f2*t));

    subplot(4,1,3)
    a=gca();
    a.data_bounds=[0,-1.5;length(I),1.5];
    a.x_location="bottom";
    a.grid=[1,-1];
    title("Binary data")
    plot((t+z),I(n));

    subplot(4,1,4)
    a=gca();
    a.data_bounds=[0,-1.5;length(I),1.5];
    a.x_location="bottom";
    a.grid=[1,-1];
    title("BFSK Waveform")
    if (I(n)==0);
    plot((t+z),sin(2*%pi*f1*t));
    elseif(I(n)==1);
    plot((t+z),sin(2*%pi*f2*t));
    end
    z=z+1;
    end
    OUTPUT:

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