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This paper is intended to develop a pivotal digital modulation system which provides efficient data transmission. Here Rayleigh and Rician channels are subject to test and an effective modulation scheme is developed in conjunction with simplicity and security. The proposed effective modulation scheme is a blend of scrambling the input bit stream an...
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... proposed model is simulated [4] b of Simulink and MATLAB. Various modu are used and the error rate in the transmitt Our ultimate aim in this project is to redu which is done by our special test sequence. Fig. ...
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... have applied BPSK DPSK,MPSK and OQPSK m using our secret test sequence, This Fig. 4 represents the bit error rate whe is encoded with the test sequence 2. techniques in this case have reduced bit contrast to the conventional modulation statistical proof of increase in performanc Hence the desired effect on the output bit s [8]. RESULT is based on our special test effective transmission of data to the usual modulation. ...
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This paper is intended to develop a pivotal digital modulation system which provides efficient data transmission. Here Rayleigh and Rician channels are subject to test and an effective modulation scheme is developed in conjunction with simplicity and security. The proposed effective modulation scheme is a blend of scrambling the input bit stream an...
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... August 2015 specified for WCDMA. Sufficient literature [2,6] show that 16-QAM performance degrades heavily as the data rate is increased, but its chief advantage is an increased data throughput compared to lower order modulations. Hence the application of a coding scheme in this study. ...
The performance of 16 QAM modulation techniques has been analyzed and improved for Wide band Code Division Multiple
Access (WCDMA) applications at variable data rate. Matlab and Simulink have been used in the evaluation and the BER with
and without coding has been compared as the data rate was increased from 64 kbps to 2MBps. It has been concluded that when
convolutional coding was applied, the BER has could be improved by 0.54 % at 64 kbps, 0.39 % at 144 kbps, 0.78 % at 384
kbps and 0.53% at 2 MBps, all this being compared to a communication system without coding. Thus we can enhance the
performance of a 16 QAM modulations by convolutional coding