Title of Report:\tPulse Shaping Filters \tI.We used MATLAB to designed pulse shaping filters and investigated the filters’ Impulse Responses as key filter parameters are varied OBJECTIVES\t\t\tUse MATLAB to design pulse shaping filters.\t\t\tInvestigate the filters’ Impulse Responses as key filter parameters are varied.\t\t\tObserve the effect of Matched Filtering on Inter-symbol Interference (ISI).\t\u00a0\tII. \ufffd PARTS LIST\tEquipment:\t \ufffd \ufffd\u00a0 IBM PC or Compatible with Windows 2000 or Higher\tSoftware:\t \ufffd \ufffd\u00a0 MATLAB Version 7.1 or Higher\t\u00a0\tIII.INTRODUCTION\tBaseband signal processing is an important component of any modern wireless system.\u00a0 Line Coding, Channel Coding, Encryption, Compression and Pulse Shaping are all schemes deployed at this level.\u00a0 Spectral scarcity is always a key consideration for the wireless designer.\u00a0 Inter-symbol Interference and other degrading effects of a typical radio channel are also issues that need to be addressed during system design.\u00a0 In this lab we shall examine the roles of pulse shaping filters as a means of achieving spectral efficiency and ISI mitigation. The two pulse shaping filters we shall work with include the Gaussian and the Raised Cosine filters.\t\u00a0\t\u00a0\tIV.PROCEDURE\t\u00a0\tA. \ufffd\u00a0\u00a0 Applicable MATLAB Tools\t\t\tOpen MATLAB and familiarize yourself with the Default Layout, which includes the Current Directory, Command History and Command Window.\u00a0 You will be working primarily in the Command Window, but the other windows may provide useful information in the future.\t\t\tThe Command Window is a command line environment, much like DOS or UNIX.\u00a0 You will type all commands in this lab at the >> prompt.\u00a0 Following each command, you will need to hit the Enter key.\u00a0 Also, if you are working in the Citrix environment, there may be a lag in MATLAB’s response.\u00a0 Some operations are VERY processor intensive “\ufffd just be patient.\t\t\tTo get started, type in:\u00a0 >>help\t\t\tScroll UP until the commcomm.\u00a0 Select this entry.\t\t\tScroll UP again, and look for the 3 categories that contain filter options.\u00a0 List these sections, their subcategories and descriptions of each.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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