Is my BER curve right?

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Janet
Janet on 9 Mar 2012
Answered: rao raghavendra on 25 Mar 2015
clc;
clear all;
close all;
%input
M=128;
nt=2;
nr=1;
L=16;
%Generate random data
m=4;
msg1=randint(M/2,1,m);
figure(1)
stem(msg1)
grid on
xlabel('data points')
ylabel('transmitted data phase representation')
title('Transmitted Data "O"')
msg2=randint(M/2,1,m);
figure(2)
stem(msg2)
grid on
xlabel('data points')
ylabel('transmitted data phase representation')
title('Transmitted Data "O"')
msg=vertcat(msg1,msg2);
% QPSK modulation
qpsk_modulated_data1=pskmod(msg1,m);
qpsk_modulated_data2=pskmod(msg2,m);
%scatterplot(qpsk_modulated_data1);
%title('qpsk modulated transmitted data1');
%scatterplot(qpsk_modulated_data2);
%title('qpsk modulated transmitted data2');
%IFFT
x1=ifft(qpsk_modulated_data1);
x2=ifft(qpsk_modulated_data2);
%scatterplot(x1)
%scatterplot(x2)
x=vertcat(x1,x2);
%channel
h1=gallery('circul',M:M);
h2=gallery('circul',M:M);
e=horzcat(h1,h2);
f=vertcat(h1,h2);
h=e*f;
%r
r=h*x;
%fft
fft_recdata=fft(r);
%Demodulate the data
qpsk_demodulated_data = pskdemod(fft_recdata,M);
%ek
e=eye(M);
%y due to cfo
y=e*r;
%z due to cfo and i/q
u=(1+exp(-j*10))/2;
v=(1-exp(j*10))/2;
y1=conj(y);
z=(u*y)+(v*y1);
%a
u1=conj(u);
a=(v/u1);
%ur
z1=conj(z);
a1=abs(a)^2;
e1=conj(e);
ur=(e1*(z-(a*z1))/(1-a1));
%p
p=M/nt;
%ud
a1=randn(M,L);
a2=randn(M,L);
A=horzcat(a1,a2);
a11=randn(M,p-L);
a22=randn(M,p-L);
B=horzcat(a1,a11,a2,a22);
B1=inv(B);
ud=B1*ur;
%CRE
q = 96; %p-L
P = zeros(q,M);
P(:,2:2:end) = (48)*eye(q,M/2);
cre=norm(P*ud)^2;
CRE = norm(P*B1*(z-(a*z1)))^2;
%I/Q_imbalance
o=ctranspose(P*B1*z1); %traspose_conj of p*B1*z1
aopt=(o*(P*B1*z1))/(norm(P*B1*z1))^2;
scatterplot(aopt)
title('I/Q imbalance')
%channel response
aopt1=abs(aopt)^2;
cha_res=B1*(z-(aopt*z1))/(1-aopt1);
scatterplot(cha_res)
title('Channel Response')
%Recovering signal
est_sgl= r*cha_res'
%calculating BER
errors=0;
count=1;
for snr=0:1:35
ber(count) = mean(est_sgl(1:M) ~= msg(1:M));
count=count+1;
end
semilogy(0:1:snr,smooth(ber));
title('BER vs SNR');
ylabel('BER');
xlabel('SNR (dB)');
grid on
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Janet
Janet on 12 Mar 2012
get a BER of 0.9922..Pls share ur ideas of minimising

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Answers (2)

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 12 Mar 2012
You assign M=128 in the Input section and reassign it in the CR section. Why?
In your BER section, you "for i=1:1:128", but you do not divide by 128, you divide by M. Why?
Why do you use the "for i" loop at all?
ber(count) = mean(qpsk_demodulated_data(1:M) ~= msg(1:M));
Why does your demodulated data not depend upon the value of the "snr" that you are looping over?
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Janet
Janet on 12 Mar 2012
@Walter : I can get what u say, but i don't know hw to implement...
i wanted to compare est_sgl with msg(1:M)
R u asking me that est_sgl is not affected by snr?
Janet
Janet on 13 Mar 2012
Pls help me with codings..i tried for the full day,but couldn't get it

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rao raghavendra
rao raghavendra on 25 Mar 2015
sir, i m doing project on non binary ldpc codes.i wrote the code for ldpc ber vs snr,but i m not getting correct result.plz check my code.
clc; clear all;
% LDPC matrix size, rate must be 1/2 % Warning: encoding - decoding can be very long for large LDPC matrix! rows = 4; cols =8;
% Method for creating LDPC matrix (0 = Evencol; 1 = Evenboth) method = 1;
% Eliminate length-4 cycle noCycle = 1;
% Number of 1s per column for LDPC matrix onePerCol = 3;
% LDPC matrix reorder strategy (0 = First; 1 = Mincol; 2 = Minprod) strategy = 2;
% EbN0 in dB EbN0 = [ 5 10 15 20]; % Number of iteration; iter = 5;
% Number of frame (N bits per frame) frame = 1;
% Make the LDPC matrix H = makeLdpc(rows, cols, 1, 1, onePerCol);
for i = 1:length(EbN0)
ber1(i) = 0;
ber2(i) = 0;
% Make random data (0/1)
dSource = round(rand(rows, frame));
for j = 1:frame
fprintf('Frame : %d\n', j);
% Encoding message [c, newH] = makeParityChk(dSource(:, j), H, strategy); u = [c; dSource(:, j)];
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% reorder u¢to get the CW u %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% BPSK modulation
bpskMod = 2*u - 1;
% Additional white gaussian noise
N0 = 1;
tx = bpskMod + sqrt(N0/2)*randn(size(bpskMod));
% Decoding (select decoding method)
%vhat = decodeProbDomain(tx, H, newN0, iter);
% Uncoded
%a=sort(rand(1,8).*[0.1 0.07 0.05 0.02 0.01 0.005 0.001 0.0001],'descend');
EbN0_uncoded = [ 1:0.5:4.5 ];
ber_uncoded = [ 0.1241 0.11 0.0974 0.0850 0.0730 0.0618 0.0514 0.0420 ];
vhat1 = decodeLogDomain(tx, H, N0, iter);
[num1, rat1] = biterr(vhat1', u);
ber1(i) = (ber1(i) + rat1);
ber1(i) = ber1(i)/frame;
ber1(i) = ber1(i)/frame;
% Get bit error rate (for brevity, BER calculation includes parity bits)
vhat = decodeBitFlip(tx, H, iter);
[num2, rat2] = biterr(vhat', u);
ber2(i) = (ber2(i) + rat2);
ber2(i) =ber2(i)/frame;
end % for j
% Get average of BER
end % for i
figure
semilogy(EbN0_uncoded,ber_uncoded,'r')
hold on
semilogy(EbN0,ber1, 's-')
hold on semilogy(EbN0,ber2 , 'g-') hold on
legend('Uncoded', 'log domain','bit flipping') xlabel('EbN0') ylabel('ber')
%title('(3,6)-regular code, 1000 bits') grid on hold off
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