PPT-Modulation Techniques for Mobile Radio
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Modulation is the process of encoding the baseband or source information voice video text in a manner suitable for transmission It generally involves translating
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Modulation is the process of encoding the baseband or source information voice video text in a manner suitable for transmission It generally involves translating a baseband signal or source to a band pass signal centered at a high carrier frequency. 0 BASIC TECHNIQUE This application note describes a technique for creating an analog to digital converter using a microcontroller with other low cost components Many applications do not require the speed associated with a dedicated hardware AD conver The reason for that may be that the channel is bandlimited or that we are assigned a certain frequency band and frequencies outside that band is supposed to be used by others Therefore we are interested in the spectral properties of v arious modulat Introduction. 1. Things we need to know. 2. CS 164 . Qualitative idea of telecommunication networks and protocols – the OSI stack. what TCP/IP is, etc.. Routing protocols. Broad overview of course contents. May . 2, . 2013. Presented by. :. Syllabus. 1. What is Amateur Radio?. 2. What Hams do with Amateur Radio. 3. How to Become a Radio Amateur. 4. Your First Station. 5. Why Join a Local Club? . What is Amateur Radio?. RAJARSHI SANYAL. Abbreviations . LTE : Long Term evolution (4G) PATRONISED BY GSMA. IMS: IP . Mutimedia. Subsystem. MSC: Mobile Switching . Center. (in 2G / 3G). CSCF : Call Session Control Function (in IMS). EE174 – SJSU. Tan Nguyen. OBJECTIVES. RFID. NFC. NFC Operations. NFC Applications. NFC Advantages/Disadvantages. Summary. Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is the use of radio waves to read and capture information stored on a tag attached to an object. A tag can be read from up to several feet away and does not need to be within direct line-of-sight of the reader to be tracked. . Introduction. 1. Things we need to know. 2. CS 164 . Qualitative idea of telecommunication networks and protocols – the OSI stack. what TCP/IP is, etc.. Routing protocols. Broad overview of course contents. Canton, Ohio. Radio, What has Changed?. First Device (. No one buys radio any more!). Digital . Dashboard (. AM, FM . SiriusXM. , APP). In Office . (A personal listening experience). Is your web site ok?. RET 2013. MIT Haystack Observatory . Learning Objectives. Communicate. technical information about how some technological devices use the . principles of wave behavior and wave interactions with matter . Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications & IT, Government of India. Electro. magnetic Field Radiations : Issues and Challenges. Government of India. . Initiatives. Outline. Types of EMF Radiation. Binary modulation schemes . ASK. , FSK, . PSK. n. = . 1, . M = 2 (Only Two . output conditions are . possible). Baud . is equal to . the bit . rate. M-. ary. Modulation Techniques. QPSK, 8-PSK, 18-PSK, QAM, 16-QAM. RAM RATAN SINGH COLLEGE, . A CONSTITUENT UNIT OF PATLIPUTRA UNIVERSITY, . MOKAMA, PATNA. e-Content for . B.Sc. Physics . Honours. students of . RAM RATAN SINGH COLLEGE, . A CONSTITUENT UNIT OF PATLIPUTRA UNIVERSITY, . 1. http://www.gaussianwaves.com/2012/05/performance-comparison-of-digital-modulation-techniques/. Note: M=2^m. GRE-90-23 and GRE-90-35. Rationale for introducing a new pulse modulations. Frame . length. : 4.16. ms. = 217Hz . Slot length: 577µs. This corresponds to PM (217Hz, 577µs)!. Conclusion:. PM1 (217Hz, 577µs) is suitable to emulate 2G..
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