Summary
The Gram-Schmidt procedure allows us to represent a set of M signal waveforms of duration T with a set of N < M functions Ψk(t) of a basis with duration T (k=1,..,N)
The r. v. ni e nk are uncorrelated and, since Gaussian are also statistically independent.
Given an arbitrary complete basis the componentsof a white signal are uncorrelated.
If the signal is Gaussian the components will be also indipendent.
Since all the signals sm(t) are represented by a single basis function (namely, Ψ(t)), the PAM signalling is monodimensional (N=1).
The MPSK signalling can be obtained with two modulators PAM with carriers in quadrature.
The components must verify the requirement over the energy ⇒ They are not independent.
5. Digital Transmission over AWGN chanel
6. Evaluation of P(e) for optimum RX in AWGN
7. Error probability for M-PSK
8. Noncoherent ML Demodulation of FSK signals in AWGN
9. Transmission through bandlimited AWGN channels
13. Cyclic Codes