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Scrambler and Descrambler MATLAB Code
MATLAB source code for a scrambler/descrambler, essential for wireless communication to remove long sequences of 0s and 1s. Includes code explanation and output verification.
Posts tagged: Wireless Communication
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Scrambling vs. Hopping: Key Differences in Wireless Communication
Compare scrambling and hopping techniques in wireless communication. Learn how they differ in purpose, function, synchronization, security, and applications like CDMA, Bluetooth, and WLAN.
SDR Architecture: Understanding Software Defined Radio
Explore the architecture of Software Defined Radio (SDR), its key components like DSP, DUC, and RF converters, and the benefits of its software-defined nature.
SDR vs RFSoC: A Detailed Comparison
Explore the differences between Software Defined Radio (SDR) and Radio Frequency System on Chip (RFSoC), their advantages, disadvantages, and applications in wireless communication.
Selectivity vs. Blocking in Wireless Communication
This article explains the key differences between selectivity and blocking in wireless communication systems, focusing on interference rejection.
Sensitivity vs. Noise Figure: GSM, DECT, GPS & More
Explore receiver sensitivity, SNR, CNR, and noise figure for wireless standards like GSM, DECT, and GPS. Understand how these parameters impact wireless communication.
Shared Carrier: Advantages and Disadvantages in Wireless Communication
Explore the pros and cons of shared carrier systems in wireless communication, including bandwidth efficiency, complexity, and VoLTE QoS requirements.
SigFox vs. GSM/CDMA: Technology Comparison
Explore the key differences between SigFox and GSM/CDMA technologies, focusing on specifications, applications, and trade-offs.
Sigfox: Features and Applications in IoT
Explore Sigfox, a LPWAN technology ideal for IoT, offering long-range connectivity, low power usage, and cost-effectiveness. Learn about its key features and specifications.
Single Carrier vs. OFDM: Understanding the Key Differences
Explore the fundamental differences between Single Carrier and OFDM modulation techniques, their respective advantages, disadvantages, and applications.
Single-User vs. Multi-User Beamforming
Explains the difference between single-user and multi-user beamforming, highlighting the number of receivers and beam shapes used in each technique.
Single-User vs. Multi-User MIMO: Key Differences
Explore the distinctions between SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO technologies in wireless communication, focusing on how they enhance network performance for single or multiple devices.
SLIMbus Interface: Protocol Basics and Advantages
Explore the SLIMbus interface protocol, designed for audio transport between cellular modems and application processors, highlighting its key features and benefits.
Slot Antenna Basics and Impedance Explained
Learn the basics of slot antennas, including their definition, key features, and the impedance equation for calculation.
Slow vs. Fast Frequency Hopping in GSM
Explore the key differences between slow and fast frequency hopping in GSM, focusing on their hopping rates relative to the data symbol rate and their respective benefits.
Small Scale Fading vs. Large Scale Fading: Key Differences
Explore the differences between small scale and large scale fading in wireless communication, including their causes, characteristics, and impact on signal strength.
Smart Antenna Basics: Types, Applications, and Advantages
Explore the fundamentals of smart antennas, including their types (phased array and adaptive array), applications, and advantages in wireless communication systems.
Soft vs. Softer Handover in Wireless Communication
Explains the difference between soft and softer handovers in wireless communication systems, focusing on active radio links and their advantages.
Solar LiFi: Data Transmission Using Solar Cells
Explore Solar LiFi, a technology using solar cells for data transmission by decoding variations in light brightness. It combines energy harvesting and data reception.
Space Division Multiplexing (SDM): Advantages and Disadvantages
Explore the benefits and drawbacks of Space Division Multiplexing (SDM), a technology enhancing data transmission through spatial channels. Learn about capacity gains and challenges.
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