Problem 1. We want to design a communications link with 8 PSK waveform. The channel BW is at most 80 MHz and data rate is at least 100 Mbps. a. As far as bandwidth efficiency is concerned, would you consider 8 PSK a waveform suitable for this link?, Explain why or why not. b. What symbol period would you choose? Why? c. What is the resulting data rate? (Note, parts b and c don't have a single "correct" solution. There are many options that satisfy the problem statement, pick one and explain why.) V2

Problem 1. We want to design a communications link with 8 PSK waveform. The channel BW is at most 80 MHz and data rate is at least 100 Mbps. a. As far as bandwidth efficiency is concerned, would you consider 8 PSK a waveform suitable for this link?, Explain why or why not. b. What symbol period would you choose? Why? c. What is the resulting data rate? (Note, parts b and c don't have a single "correct" solution. There are many options that satisfy the problem statement, pick one and explain why.) V2

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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