Question: Droinet Me 5 1 Random sequence of bits ( long sequences of equal - probable bits ) . Transmitter a ) Use the given signal

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Random sequence of bits (long sequences of equal-probable bits).
Transmitter
a) Use the given signal constellation, inR, with proper Gray mapping to transmit data
b) Use rotation/translation as needed to construct minimum energy constellation for your designed transmitter based on (a)
Channel
AWGN with zero mean and PSD of N02
Receiver
Detection/Demodulation: Matched filters or correlators
Decoders: MAP, ML, and Minimum Distance (MD) signal decoders
Results
Calculate the average signal constellation energy for (a) and (b) as function of
Draw the block diagram for the receivers above (detection and signal decoders)
Draw the decision regions for (a) and (b)
Reconstruct the original message, considering long sequence, with various SNRs , and 15 dB ) for all decoders (MAP, ML, and MD) assuming equal-probable bits first and then let p1=0.7,p0=0.3, and write your observations.
Derive the exact analytical average symbol error probability (or SER) and bounds on bit error probability (or BER), plot the expression versus SNR in dB for =1.
Plot the Monte-Carlo simulation for the average symbol error probability and average bit error probability versus SNR in dB for =1
Compare the derived expressions of average probability of error (in symbols and bits) with the Monte-Carlo simulations.
Droinet Me 5 1 Random sequence of bits ( long

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