Construct Repetion code to BPSK
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hello I need help to build a repeater encoder and decoder to check the BER of the BPSK and BFSK modulation in Matlab, my code BPSK is as follows:
%================================================= ======================== R = 1; m = 1; % 1 2 3 4 M = 2^m; % 4^1 4^2 4^3 4^4 k = log2(M); if m>4 error('\nm>4\n'); end; N = 2^5; % N = 2^7; SIMS = 1e2; % SIMS = 1e3; EbNo = 0:2:2; ebno = 10.^(EbNo/10); EbNober = -4:8; ebnober = 10.^(EbNober/10); fprintf('========================================= ======================'); fprintf('\nInicio :: %d :: \n\n'); fprintf('\n======================================= ========================'); erros = []; ber = []; NeMAX = 1e3; randn('state',0); %================================================= ======================== % bn = randsrc(1,N,[0 1]); % Dados sn = randsrc(1,N,0:M-1,0); sm = pskmod(sn,M,0,'gray'); eb = sqrt(abs(mean(sm.^2)));
repetion code %=====================Simulation================== ============================= for EbN = EbNo, ebn = 10.^(EbN/10); erros = 0; fprintf('\nEb/No = %+3d dB\t:: erros = ',EbN) sigma = sqrt(eb/2/ebn); parfor sims = 1:SIMS rawgn = [1 1i]*sigma*randn(2,length(sm)); yn = awgn(sm,EbN+10*log10(k),'measured'); % yn = sm +rawgn; sn_hat = pskdemod(yn,M,0,'gray'); % PSK Demodulator erros = erros + biterr(sn_hat,sn); end
ber = [ber erros/(N*k*SIMS)]; fprintf('%6.0f ::\t ', erros); end, fprintf('\n======================================= ========================\n'); toc fprintf('\n======================================= ========================\n'); %=======================Theory==================== =========================== PeMPSK = 2/k*qfunc(sin(pi/(M))*sqrt(2*k*ebnober)); ber_theory = berawgn(EbNober,'psk',M,'nondiff'); %================================================= ========================
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