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Started by joshln ●January 29, 2005


Does any one know how to generate an ASK waveform on MatLab, the
data stream is [11000101].Thanks



Reply by georges zaki ●January 30, 20052005-01-30
Hi joshln
 
you can generate ASK by using the command find
 
data = [ 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 ];
zeros = find( data == 0 );
ones = fidn ( data == 1  );
 
mapped_signal( ones ) = 1;%assume 1 i mapped to 1
mapped_signal( zeros ) = -1;%assume 0  is mapped to -1
Best regards
George

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Reply by Tarang Dadia ●February 1, 20052005-02-01

Joshln,

What do you mean by ASK wave? Do you want to generate an upconverted
wave (modulating a carrier) or just different amplitude for zeros and
ones?

Tarang On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 21:27:10 -0000, joshln <> wrote:
>
>
> Does any one know how to generate an ASK waveform on MatLab, the
> data stream is [11000101].Thanks >
> To
>


Reply by Jeff Brower ●February 1, 20052005-02-01
Tarang-

> What do you mean by ASK wave? Do you want to generate an upconverted
> wave (modulating a carrier) or just different amplitude for zeros and
> ones?
> > Does any one know how to generate an ASK waveform on MatLab, the
> > data stream is [11000101].Thanks

I think Josh LN simply means OOK, or on-off sine wave:

A = [11000101]

m = 0
for i=0 to len(A)-1
for n=0 to N-1
ask[m++] = A[i]*sin(2*pi*n*f/M)

where N is modulation pulse width, f is carrier, and M is sampling rate.

-Jeff



Reply by Tarang Dadia ●February 2, 20052005-02-02

Yes Jeff that sounds good.. just one more thing should be taken care
that N should be integral multiple of M ( its not a rule but a good
practise otherwise the spectrum will have lot of sidebands )

Hope this helps
Tarang On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 20:24:18 -0600, Jeff Brower <> wrote:
> Tarang-
>
> > What do you mean by ASK wave? Do you want to generate an upconverted
> > wave (modulating a carrier) or just different amplitude for zeros and
> > ones?
> > > Does any one know how to generate an ASK waveform on MatLab, the
> > > data stream is [11000101].Thanks
>
> I think Josh LN simply means OOK, or on-off sine wave:
>
> A = [11000101]
>
> m = 0
> for i=0 to len(A)-1
> for n=0 to N-1
> ask[m++] = A[i]*sin(2*pi*n*f/M)
>
> where N is modulation pulse width, f is carrier, and M is sampling rate.
>
> -Jeff
>


Reply by Jeff Brower ●February 2, 20052005-02-02
Tarang-

> Yes Jeff that sounds good.. just one more thing should be taken care
> that N should be integral multiple of M ( its not a rule but a good
> practise otherwise the spectrum will have lot of sidebands )

Yes otherwise there is a lot of edge noise. Or the pulse can be windowed prior to
transmission... but not as good.

-Jeff > On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 20:24:18 -0600, Jeff Brower <> wrote:
> > Tarang-
> >
> > > What do you mean by ASK wave? Do you want to generate an upconverted
> > > wave (modulating a carrier) or just different amplitude for zeros and
> > > ones?
> > > > Does any one know how to generate an ASK waveform on MatLab, the
> > > > data stream is [11000101].Thanks
> >
> > I think Josh LN simply means OOK, or on-off sine wave:
> >
> > A = [11000101]
> >
> > m = 0
> > for i=0 to len(A)-1
> > for n=0 to N-1
> > ask[m++] = A[i]*sin(2*pi*n*f/M)
> >
> > where N is modulation pulse width, f is carrier, and M is sampling rate.
> >
> > -Jeff



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