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QPSK in MATLAB

This document summarizes the process of QPSK demodulation. It begins by generating a sample data signal, modulating it using QPSK to create a transmitted signal, and then demodulating the received signal back to the original data. The received signal is multiplied by in-phase and quadrature reference signals and integrated over each symbol period. Based on the sign of the integrals, the demodulated binary values are determined. Finally, the demodulated data is displayed confirming successful reconstruction of the original information.

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QPSK in MATLAB

This document summarizes the process of QPSK demodulation. It begins by generating a sample data signal, modulating it using QPSK to create a transmitted signal, and then demodulating the received signal back to the original data. The received signal is multiplied by in-phase and quadrature reference signals and integrated over each symbol period. Based on the sign of the integrals, the demodulated binary values are determined. Finally, the demodulated data is displayed confirming successful reconstruction of the original information.

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clc, %% QPSK Demodulation

clear all, Rx_data = [];


close all, Rx_sig = Tx_sig;
data = [0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1]; for i = 1 : length(data)/2
subplot(511); z_in = Rx_sig((i-
stem(data, 'black', 'filled'); 1)*length(t)+1:i*length(t)).*cos(2*pi
grid on; *f*t);
title('Information before z_in_intg = (trapz(t,
transmitting'); z_in)*(2/T));
data_nrz = 2 * data - 1; if z_in_intg > 0
s_p_data = reshape(data_nrz, 2, Rx_in_data = 1;
length(data)/2); else
br = 10.^6; Rx_in_data = 0;
f = br; end
T = 1/br; z_qd = Rx_sig((i-
t = T/99 : T/99 : T; 1)*length(t)+1:i*length(t)).*sin(2*pi
%% QPSK Modulation *f*t);
y = []; z_qd_intg = (trapz(t,
y_in = []; z_qd)*(2/T));
y_qd = []; if z_qd_intg > 0
for i = 1:length(data)/2 Rx_qd_data = 1;
y1 = s_p_data(1,i) * else
cos(2*pi*f*t); Rx_qd_data = 0;
y2 = s_p_data(2,i) * end
sin(2*pi*f*t); Rx_data = [Rx_data, Rx_in_data,
y_in = [y_in, y1]; Rx_qd_data];
y_qd = [y_qd, y2]; end
y = [y, y1 + y2]; subplot(515);
end stem(Rx_data, 'black', 'filled');
Tx_sig = y; grid on;
tt = T/99:T/99:(T*length(data))/2; title('Quadrature Demodulation');
subplot(512);
plot(tt, y_in, 'black');
grid on;
title('Inphase components');
subplot(513);
plot(tt, y_qd, 'black');
grid on;
title('Outphase components');
subplot(514);
plot(tt, Tx_sig, 'black');
grid on;
title('Quadrature Modulation')

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