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QPSK Simulation/Gray Coding/Rayleigh Fading

by J C

 

05 Jul 2008 (Updated 07 Jul 2008)

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This m-file shows a baseband simulated version of QPSK with Gray coding (Rayleigh fading and AWGN ad

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QPSK with Gray coding BER/SER plots are simulated using Rayleigh fading combined with AWGN.

MATLAB release MATLAB 6.5 (R13)
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23 Sep 2008 sachin bisen

itss nice

30 Jan 2009 Michael Jordan  
07 Aug 2009 Mak

Hi, krishna ..
i have been working on viterbisim.m which is a built-in matlab example for understanding the ber tool.. i that i have tried to change the code rate to 2/3 with trellis structure of
t = poly2trellis([5 4],[23 35 0; 0 5 13]); but output ber graph is completely unexpected n highly fluctuated.. i m not working on simulink ..plz help me how can i resolve this issue ..
basically my project is on mimo-ofdm so far i have done ofdm transceiver which works ok without rayleigh which is like this
data source ->FEC(2/3)->qpsk->ofdm ......but i need to send bits in a loop for more accurate ber that is i dont have to guess in advance ! thats y i m working on viterbisim.m... plz help m i have hardly got 2months to submit it ...
thanks in advance

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