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https://sellfy.com/p/YxiH/ Key Results: Key Conclusions (technical): Key Conclusions (critical thinking): I.OBJECTIVES Introduction to the MATLAB Communications Toolbox. Use various functions of the Communications Toolbox to simulate a fundamental communication system. Using stem plots, scatterplots, and BER plots, observe various characteristics of the transmitter, channel, and receiver in both ideal and noisy conditions.

FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.ecet380rank.com Key Results: Key Conclusions (technical): Key Conclusions (critical thinking): I. OBJECTIVES 1. Introduction to the MATLAB Communications Toolbox. 2. Use various functions of the Communications Toolbox to simulate a fundamental communication system. 3. Using stem plots, scatterplots, and BER plots, observe various characteristics of the transmitter, channel, and receiver in both ideal and noisy conditions. II.

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Key Results: Key Conclusions (technical): Key Conclusions (critical thinking): I.OBJECTIVES 1. Introduction to the MATLAB Communications Toolbox. 2. Use various functions of the Communications Toolbox to simulate a fundamental communication system. 3. Using stem plots, scatterplots, and BER plots, observe various characteristics of the transmitter, channel, and receiver in both ideal and noisy conditions.

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A hearing aid is a small electronic device such as personal sound amplifier products that you wear in and behind your ear. The hearing aid receives sound through microphone which converts the sound in electrical signals and send to the amplifiers. The amplifiers increase the power of signals and send to the speakers. Hearing aids are useful in improving the hearing and speech comprehension of people who have hearing loss.

Key Results: Key Conclusions (technical): Key Conclusions (critical thinking): I.OBJECTIVES 1. Introduction to the MATLAB Communications Toolbox. 2. Use various functions of the Communications Toolbox to simulate a fundamental communication system. 3. Using stem plots, scatterplots, and BER plots, observe various characteristics of the transmitter, channel, and receiver in both ideal and noisy conditions.

https://sellfy.com/p/YxiH/ Key Results: Key Conclusions (technical): Key Conclusions (critical thinking): I.OBJECTIVES Introduction to the MATLAB Communications Toolbox. Use various functions of the Communications Toolbox to simulate a fundamental communication system. Using stem plots, scatterplots, and BER plots, observe various characteristics of the transmitter, channel, and receiver in both ideal and noisy conditions. II.PARTS LIST Equipment: IBM PC or Compatible with Windows 2000 or Higher Software: MATLAB Version 7.1 or Higher

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FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.ecet380rank.com Key Results: Key Conclusions (technical): Key Conclusions (critical thinking): I. OBJECTIVES 1. Introduction to the MATLAB Communications Toolbox. 2. Use various functions of the Communications Toolbox to simulate a fundamental communication system. 3. Using stem plots, scatterplots, and BER plots, observe various characteristics of the transmitter, channel, and receiver in both ideal and noisy conditions. II. PARTS LIST Equipment: IBM PC or Compatible with Windows 2000 or Higher Software: MATLAB Version 7.1 or Higher III. INTRODUCTION The MATLAB software is a popular and powerful tool frequently used across varied industries in the simulation and modeling of systems, wireless and otherwise. Through the use of MATLAB, systems behavior can be predicted and analyzed in conditions as close to practical as possible. Of special interest to the study of wireless systems is MATLAB’s Communications Toolbox.

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