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Showing posts with label DC Lab. Show all posts
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3/3/15

Digital Communications Laboratory Viva Questions - Part 6




Theory_Questions:


  1. The binary data are transmitted over a microwave link at the rate of 106 bits per second. This data is transmitted using 4-PSK modulation scheme what is the required channel bandwidth
    1. 1 MHz
    2. 0.5 MHz
    3. 0.25 MHz
    4. 0.7 MHz

Digital Communications Laboratory Viva Questions - Part 4



Theory_Questions:



  1. The channel matrix is represented as then the channel is
  1. Binary Symmetric channel
  2. Binary channel
  3. Binary erase channel
  4. All the above

Digital Communications Laboratory Viva Questions - Part 5



Theory_Questions:


  1. Two binary random variables X and Y are distributed according to the joint distributions p(X=0, Y=0) =P(X=0, Y=1) =P(X=Y=1) = 1/3 Calculate Entropy of Random Variable X.

  1. 0.82
  2. 0.72
  3. 0.92
  4. 0.80

Digital Communications Laboratory Viva Questions - Part 3




Theory_Questions:

  1. The bandwidth of TV video plus audio signal is 4.5MHz. If the signal is converted to PCM bit stream with 1024 quantization levels, the number of bits/sec generated by the PCM system will be________. (Assume the signal is sampled at the rate of 20% above the nyquist rate).

  1. 108*106 bits/sec
  2. 72*106 bits/sec
  3. 54*106 bits/sec
  4. 90*106 bits/sec

Digital Communications Laboratory Viva Questions - Part 2



Theory_Questions:

    Two Signals x1(t) = sink(200t) and x2(t)=sinc(400t) then find the Nyquist rate of [x1(t)* x2(t)]

(A).200Hz.

(B).400Hz.

(C).100Hz.

(D).300Hz.