John Monro wrote:
> Peter K. wrote:
> > robert bristow-johnson wrote:
> >
> >
> > > i'm sure you can see the root to this question. "nonmemoryless" is a
> > > double negative and clumsy.
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jaco.versfeld@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I apologise up front if this is off topic.
>
> Basically I need your help and opinions on the subjects that I have to
> lecture. I have to...
If you really mean pi/4-QPSK and you know that pi/4-QPSK is [ pi/4,
3/4*pi, 5/4*pi, -pi/4] then what's the problem? You pretty much know
what it is your asking about.
If you're instead askin...
Ant_Magma wrote:
> Guys, i have here my OFDM spectrum from my SImulink model.
>
> http://www.geocities.com/antonio_magma/fft.jpg
>
> My instructor thinks that it's weird that my x-axis is ...
As Randy said, all I have heard concerning UWB is that it's an ultra
wide baseband signal.
I don't believe it requires any frequency hopping, as demodulation of
the signal should reduce the proce...
Instead of just giving you the answer, I'll step you through it
logically. Very simple of course.
If you were to transmit multiple bits, what would you call this multiple
bit transmission. ie...
Steve wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So I have a really simple question about matched filters in
> communication systems that, quite frankly, I'm a bit embarressed about
> asking. Here goes:
>
> So ...
omg wrote:
> base on the shannon capacity limit,dicuss the possibility of transmitting
> information when siganl is lower than the noise?
>
> some ways of trasmitting would be be spreading th...
rdysydc wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know a signal of finite time duration has infinite bandwidth, and
> vice versa. But how to prove it? I tried to get something starting from
> Fourier transform pa...
Hash wrote:
> well dudes ya making fun of me or wat ever .. any how jerry if ya so
> serious about ya language then i can have ma chance and i can ask
> question in ma own language from ya .. an...