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    Block Code Generation Matlab Program:: EXNO: 10 (A)

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    The document contains 3 MATLAB programs demonstrating: 1) Block code generation - A program that encodes a message using a generator matrix, calculates the syndrome to detect errors, corrects any errors found, and displays the original and corrected code. 2) Digital modulation techniques - Programs that generate Amplitude Shift Keying, Frequency Shift Keying, and Phase Shift Keying modulated signals from a digital message. 3) Pseudorandom noise sequence generation - A program that generates a pseudorandom noise sequence from a linear feedback shift register, and tests if it satisfies the balance, run length, and autocorrelation properties.

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    The document contains 3 MATLAB programs demonstrating: 1) Block code generation - A program that encodes a message using a generator matrix, calculates the syndrome to detect errors, corrects any errors found, and displays the original and corrected code. 2) Digital modulation techniques - Programs that generate Amplitude Shift Keying, Frequency Shift Keying, and Phase Shift Keying modulated signals from a digital message. 3) Pseudorandom noise sequence generation - A program that generates a pseudorandom noise sequence from a linear feedback shift register, and tests if it satisfies the balance, run length, and autocorrelation properties.

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    The document contains 3 MATLAB programs demonstrating: 1) Block code generation - A program that encodes a message using a generator matrix, calculates the syndrome to detect errors, corrects any errors found, and displays the original and corrected code. 2) Digital modulation techniques - Programs that generate Amplitude Shift Keying, Frequency Shift Keying, and Phase Shift Keying modulated signals from a digital message. 3) Pseudorandom noise sequence generation - A program that generates a pseudorandom noise sequence from a linear feedback shift register, and tests if it satisfies the balance, run length, and autocorrelation properties.

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    Block Code Generation Matlab Program:: EXNO: 10 (A)

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    EXNO: 10(a)

    BLOCK CODE GENERATION

    MATLAB PROGRAM:
    clc; clear; w=[1 0 0 0 1 0]; fprintf(The original code is:); disp(w); P=[1 1 0; 0 1 1; 0 0 1]; I=[1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1]; pt=P`; H=[pt,I]; ht=H; disp(ht); for(i=1:3) s1=0; for(j=1:6) s1xor(s1,ht(j,i)*w(j)); end s(i)=s1; end fprint(The syndrome is:); disp(s); for(k=1:6); if(s==ht(k,:)) temp=k;

    end end fprintf(The error is in the position %d\n,temp); w(temp)=xnor(w(temp),1); disp(Corrected code is:); disp(w)

    OUTPUT The original code is: 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

    The syndrome is:

    The error is in the position 4 Corrected code is: 1 0 0 1 1 0

    EXNO: 10(b) MATLAB PROGRAM:

    ASK, FSK, PSK GENERATION

    AMPLITUDE SHIFT KEYING


    clc; fc=5; fd=5; fs=50; m=4; x=[ones(3,1);zeros(3,1);ones(3,1)]; [y,t]=dmod(x,fc,fd,fs,ask,m); plot(t,y,k); ylabel(AMPLITUDE--->); xlabel(TIME--->); title(AMPLITUDE SHIFT KEYING);

    FREQUENCY SHIFT KEYING


    clc; fc=5; fsi=5; fso=100; m=2; x=[ones(3,1);zeros(2,1);ones(2,1)]; [y,t]=dmod(x,fc,fsi,fso,fsk,m); plot(t,y,k);

    ylabel(AMPLITUDE--->); xlabel(TIME--->); title(FREQUENCY SHIFT KEYING);

    PHASE SHFIT KEYING


    clc; fm=21; fa=20; fb=400; m=2; x=[ones(1,3);zeros(1,5);ones(1,2)]; [y,t]=dmod(x,fm,fa,fb,psk,m); plot(t,y,k); ylabel(AMPLITUDE--->); xlabel(TIME--->); title(PHASE SHIFT KEYING);

    EXNO:10(c) PROPERTIES MATLAB PROGRAM:


    clc; clear;

    PN SEQUENCE GENERATION AND ITS

    x=input(Enter the Number of Registers:); len=(2^x)-1; fprintf(\nInital state of the Registers:); for i=1:x if(i==1) r(i)=1; else r(i)=0; end fprintf(\t%d,r(i)); end

    %Balance property% ones=0; zeros=0; for i=1:len if(p(i)==1) ones=ones+1; else zeros=zeros+1;

    end end if(ones>zeros) fprintf(\n\nBalance property is satisfied\n); else fprintf(\n\nBalance property is not satisfied\n); end

    %run length property% Run=0; for j=1(len-1) if(p(j)~=p(j+1)) run=run+1; end end frprintf(\n no of runs=%d\n,run); if(run==(2^(x-1))) fprintf(\nRun length property is satisfied); else fprintf(\nRun length property is not satisfied); end

    %Autocorrelation property% temp=p(len); fprintf(\n\nPN Sequence after shifting:);

    output=p; for j=len:-1:2 output(j)=output(j-1); end output(1)=temp; fprintf(\t%d,output); agree=0; disagree=0; for j=1:len if(output(j)==p(j)) agree=agree+1; else disagree=disagree+1; end end if(disagree>agree) fprintf(\n\nAuto correlation property is satisfied\n); else fprintf(\n\nAuto correlation property is not satisfied\n); end

    output 1 Enter the Number of Registers:3 Initial state of the Registers: 1 PN Sequence : 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0

    Balance property is statisfied No of runs=3 Runs length property is not satisfied PN Sequence after shifting: 1 0 0 1 1 1 0

    Auto correlation property is satisfied

    Output 2 Enter the Number of Registers:4 Initial state of the Registers: 1 PN Sequence :0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1

    Balance property is satisfied No of runs=7 Runs length property is not satisfied PN Sequence after shifting:1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1

    Auto correlation property is satisfied

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