This document contains a practice exam for a digital communications course. It has 6 questions with multiple parts each. Question 1 defines ergodic and stationary processes and asks about joint and conditional probabilities. Question 2 covers Shannon-Hartley theorem and channel capacity. Question 3 involves adaptive delta modulation, u-law and A-law companding, and CVSD. Question 4 discusses PAM, advantages of digital over analog, and PSK. Question 5 is about matched filters and line codes. Question 6 provides a parity check matrix and asks about generator matrices, code vectors, error detection and correction for linear block codes.
This document contains a practice exam for a digital communications course. It has 6 questions with multiple parts each. Question 1 defines ergodic and stationary processes and asks about joint and conditional probabilities. Question 2 covers Shannon-Hartley theorem and channel capacity. Question 3 involves adaptive delta modulation, u-law and A-law companding, and CVSD. Question 4 discusses PAM, advantages of digital over analog, and PSK. Question 5 is about matched filters and line codes. Question 6 provides a parity check matrix and asks about generator matrices, code vectors, error detection and correction for linear block codes.
This document contains a practice exam for a digital communications course. It has 6 questions with multiple parts each. Question 1 defines ergodic and stationary processes and asks about joint and conditional probabilities. Question 2 covers Shannon-Hartley theorem and channel capacity. Question 3 involves adaptive delta modulation, u-law and A-law companding, and CVSD. Question 4 discusses PAM, advantages of digital over analog, and PSK. Question 5 is about matched filters and line codes. Question 6 provides a parity check matrix and asks about generator matrices, code vectors, error detection and correction for linear block codes.
This document contains a practice exam for a digital communications course. It has 6 questions with multiple parts each. Question 1 defines ergodic and stationary processes and asks about joint and conditional probabilities. Question 2 covers Shannon-Hartley theorem and channel capacity. Question 3 involves adaptive delta modulation, u-law and A-law companding, and CVSD. Question 4 discusses PAM, advantages of digital over analog, and PSK. Question 5 is about matched filters and line codes. Question 6 provides a parity check matrix and asks about generator matrices, code vectors, error detection and correction for linear block codes.
T.E. (Electronics and Telecommunication) (Semester - V!
Examination, November - 2016 DIGITAL COMMIJNICATION (Fre-revised) Sub. Code : 45693 Day.nd Date: Tlresday,08 - 11 - 2016 Tot.l Mrrks : 100 Time I 10.30 a.m, to 01.30 p.m. Instructions: 1) All questions {recompulsory. 2) Figures to the dght indicat€ full mrrks. 3) Assume sritable daia ifnecessary.
SECTION - I p1) Soive any two a) What is an Ergodic pr.ocess? What is the difference between Ergodic and stationary process. t81 b) Define probabiliqr Explain conditional and joint probability in detail.l8l c) Consider an experiment which consists ofrolling oftwo dice. Finrj the CDF for the random variable X ifitassignsthe sum ofnumbers appearing on the dice to each outcome. lSl
Q2) Soive any two
a) Explain with example, shannon lano coding technique. t81 b) Explain shannon Hartley theorem for channel capacity. t8:l c) ATe)evision signalhaving aBandwidth of4.2 MHZ is transmitted using binaryPCM system. Given that the numbe. ofquantization levels is 512. Find Codeword Length, Transmission Bandwidth. Final Bit rate, output signal to quantization noise raljo. I8I
Q3) Solve any two
a) Explain adaptive Dela modulation using transmrlter and Receiver diagrarn. [9] b) Explain ul-law andAJaw companding. t9] c) Explain CVSD. I9l
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Qr') Solve aay two
a) Explain with trarsmitter and receiver.diagram, eAM. t81 b) Erptain advantages ofdigital communication over analog communication. [g] c) Explain with transmitter and receiver diagram, BASK. t8l
Q5) Solve any two
a) Explain differert properties ofmatched filter t8l b) Explain different types ofline codes. t81 c) Explail duobinary eacoder and decoder diagram. 181
Q6) Solve any rwo
a) What arc the functions of parity Check matrix and generator matrix in linear block codes? How they are used to generate code vectols iom message block. tel b) The parity checkmatrix ofa particrilar (7,4) linearblockcode isgiven by
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i) Find the generator matrixlGl
O List all tlie code v€ctors
iii) What is the minimu$ distatce between the code vectors.
iv) How many errors cau be detected? How many can be corrected. c) Explaia with diagam, Gen€ral form ofa decoder for cyclic code. [9]
