Question 1

In soft decision approach what does -127 mean?

Accepted Answer

A) certainly one 
B) certainly zero 
C) very likely zero 
D) very likely one 
A) certainly one 
B) certainly zero 
C) very likely zero 
D) very likely one

Question 2

In layering, n layers provide service to

Accepted Answer

A) n layer 
B) n-1 layer 
C) n+1 layer 
D) none of the mentioned 
A) n layer 
B) n-1 layer 
C) n+1 layer 
D) none of the mentioned

Question 3

In soft decision approach 0 represents

Accepted Answer

A) certainly one 
B) certainly zero 
C) very likely zero 
D) could be either zero or one 
A) certainly one 
B) certainly zero 
C) very likely zero 
D) could be either zero or one

Question 4

Block codes can achieve a larger coding gain than convolution coding.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Components used for generation of turbo codes are

Accepted Answer

A) inter leavers 
B) punching pattern 
C) inter leavers & punching pattern 
D) none of the mentioned 
A) inter leavers 
B) punching pattern 
C) inter leavers & punching pattern 
D) none of the mentioned

In soft decision approach what does -127 mean?

In layering, n layers provide service to

In soft decision approach 0 represents

Block codes can achieve a larger coding gain than convolution coding.

Components used for generation of turbo codes are

Modulation and Demodulation Techniques

Information Theory and Communication Techniques

Waveform Logic, Pcm Encoding, Vocoder Analysis, and Antenna Radiations

Microwave Communication and Modulation

M-Ary Signalling and Pulse Shaping Techniques

Signal Filtering and Equalization Techniques

Information Theory and Coding Techniques

Algorithms and Techniques for Communication System Security and Error Correction

Modulation Schemes and Access Techniques for Spread Spectrum Systems

Digital and Analog Telecommunications Standards

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Exam 8: Channel Coding and Error Correction Techniques

In soft decision approach what does -127 mean?

In layering, n layers provide service to

In soft decision approach 0 represents

Block codes can achieve a larger coding gain than convolution coding.

Components used for generation of turbo codes are

Modulation and Demodulation Techniques

Information Theory and Communication Techniques

Waveform Logic, Pcm Encoding, Vocoder Analysis, and Antenna Radiations

Microwave Communication and Modulation

M-Ary Signalling and Pulse Shaping Techniques

Signal Filtering and Equalization Techniques

Information Theory and Coding Techniques

Algorithms and Techniques for Communication System Security and Error Correction

Modulation Schemes and Access Techniques for Spread Spectrum Systems

Digital and Analog Telecommunications Standards

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