Consider a QASK (QAM) signal v(t) = √2k, cos(2nfot) + √žksin (2mfat) where((-1,-1)(-1,0)(-1,1)(k₁, k₂) (0-1)(0,1)(1,-1)(1,0)(1,1)Thus, each of eight symbols represent 3 bits with bit period of T, = 3 seconds.(a) Write v(t) in terms of u, and u₂ where u, (t) = √cos (2n fot) and u₂(t) = sin(2n fot) withsymbol period 7,(b) Draw symbols in the signal space of (u₂ (t), u₂(t))(c) For symbols determine average symbol energy E, and symbol distance.(d) Determine symbol power and bandwidth.

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Consider a QASK (QAM) signal v(t)=√2k, cos(2#fot) + √k,sin (2nfot) where ((-1,-1) (-1,0) (-1,1) (k₁, k₂) E (0,-1) (0,1) (1,-1) (1,0) (1,1) Thus, each of eight symbols represent 3 bits with bit period of T = 3 seconds. (a) Write v(t) in terms of u₁ and u₂ where u,(t) = cos(2πfot) and u₂(t)=sin(2 fot) with symbol period T (b) Draw symbols in the signal space of (u, (t), u₂(t)) (c) For symbols determine average symbol energy E, and symbol distance,

Consider a QASK (QAM) signal v(t)=√2k, cos(2#fot) + √k,sin (2nfot) where ((-1,-1) (-1,0) (-1,1) (k₁, k₂) E (0,-1) (0,1) (1,-1) (1,0) (1,1) Thus, each of eight symbols represent 3 bits with bit period of T = 3 seconds. (a) Write v(t) in terms of u₁ and u₂ where u,(t) = cos(2πfot) and u₂(t)=sin(2 fot) with symbol period T (b) Draw symbols in the signal space of (u, (t), u₂(t)) (c) For symbols determine average symbol energy E, and symbol distance,

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