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Reg. No.

SEVENTH SEMESTER B.Tech. (E & C) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATION


NOV 2017
SUBJECT: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION (ECE - 4101)

TIME: 3 HOURS MAX. MARKS: 50


Instructions to candidates
 Answer ALL questions.
 Missing data may be suitably assumed.
1A. A transmitter radiates 50W of power at 900MHz carrier. The reference distance is 100m. The
channel experiences both free space path loss and log-normal shadowing with variance of 5dB. Let
the path loss exponent be 3 and K = 0dB. Find the (i) Received power in dBm at 100m (ii) Path loss
in dB at 500m (iii) Received power in dBm at 500m (iv) Probability that received power at 500m is
 0.01mW
1B. Consider a flat fading channel of bandwidth 20MHz and where, for a fixed transmit power P , the
received SNR is one of three values: 1 = 20dB, 2 = 10dB, 3 = -5dB. The probabilities associated
with each state are p1 = 0.25, p2 = 0.4 and p3 = 0.35. Assume that only the receiver has CSI. (a) Find
the Shannon capacity of this channel. (b) Plot the capacity versus outage for 0  Pout  1 and find the
maximum average rate that can be correctly received (maximum Cout).
(6+4)
2A. The channel impulse response of an indoor free space channel is
h( , t )  0.5cos(2 f1t ) (  20)  0.3cos(20 f1t ) (  90)  0.2cos(40 f1t ) (  170) where  is
in nsec and f1 = 50Hz. (i) Find the maximum delay spread (ii) Find the maximum Doppler spread
(iii) Find the coherence BW and coherence time (iv) Is this channel slow or fast fading, if the
transmission is done at 10kbps.
2B. Explain the principle of Threshold combining diversity technique and hence derive for average
probability of bit error with DPSK modulation employed.
(5+5)

3A. If X and Y are independent zero mean Gaussian random variables with variance  2 , show that the
random variable Z = X2 + Y2 is Rayleigh distributed and Z2 is exponentially distributed.
3B. For a cellular system operating at 900 MHz, the measured value of the received signal power has
log-normal distribution given by Pr  d   d 3.3 for a transmitted power of 10 mW. At a reference
distance of 1 m, the received power is 1 mW. At a distance of 10 m, it is found to be 11.5% more
than the threshold value -28 dBm. Find (a) the standard deviation at 10 m distance. (b) Repeat your
calculation, if the distribution is Pr  d   d 3.8 with 14.5% more than threshold value of -35 dBm.

(4+6)

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4A. A wideband channel has multipath intensity profile given by exp  105  in the range 0    20 μs .

(a) Find the coherence bandwidth, if channel’s frequency transfer function has correlation exceeds
0.9 (b) Repeat your calculation if correlation is at least 0.5 (c) If symbol rate is 20 kilo symbols per
second, whether the signalling will be frequency selective fading and why? (d) What is the value of
RMS delay spread?
4B. Why an equalizer is required? Explain the principle of working of decision feedback equalizer.
4C. How Doppler spread and ISI affects symbol error probability in fading channels?
(5+3+2)

5A. Derive expressions for Autocorrelation, Cross Correlation and Power Spectral Density of Narrow
band fading model.
5B. Find the outage probability of BPSK modulation at Pb  103 for a Rayleigh fading channel with SC
diversity for the values of M equal to 1, 2 and 3, if branch SNRs value  is 15 dB. Repeat your
answer for  is 19 dB
(5+5)

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