Reply by Feng Ouyang December 1, 20022002-12-01
If you have communication toolbox, check the functions dmodce and modmap.

The mapping of indices to bits, as you required, you can use a look-up table
(a vector). For example, we can have bits=[0 2 1 3]. Then for an input
index in_phase (0 to 3), bits(in_phase) (when converted to binary), is the
decoded bits. You can use the same way for encoding.

Another way to deal with multiple it-clauses is the switch-clause. You can
check it out with helps.

Hope this helps,

Feng -----Original Message-----
From: Toivon Sarastus [mailto:]
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Subject: [matlab] bits to symbols and vice versa

Hi,

Is there some easy way to encode and decode QPSK symbols to bits?
For exmple 0 -> 00, 1-> 10, 2 -> 01, 3 -> 11.
I didn't find any function that does that. Of course one can write a simple
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Reply by Narayanan Srinivasan December 1, 20022002-12-01
dec2bin(number,2) should result in

00 for 0
01 for 1
10 for 2
11 for 3

if you could find some way to reverse the resulting
string u wud get the result u wanted.

regards,
narayanan

--- Toivon Sarastus <>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there some easy way to encode and decode QPSK
> symbols to bits?
> For exmple 0 -> 00, 1-> 10, 2 -> 01, 3 -> 11.
> I didn't find any function that does that. Of course
> one can write a simple
> function with four if - clauses, but can you do it
> more elegantly? >
>


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Reply by Toivon Sarastus November 30, 20022002-11-30
Hi,

Is there some easy way to encode and decode QPSK symbols to bits?
For exmple 0 -> 00, 1-> 10, 2 -> 01, 3 -> 11.
I didn't find any function that does that. Of course one can write a simple
function with four if - clauses, but can you do it more elegantly?