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    This document contains a practice exam for a Digital Communication course. It includes 6 multiple choice questions across 3 units: 1) Questions 1 and 2 cover sampling theory and delta modulation. Question 1 asks about the sampling theorem and Nyquist rate for a given signal. Question 2 asks about the maximum amplitude of a test signal for a delta modulator. 2) Questions 3 and 4 cover digital multiplexing and scrambling. Question 3 asks about digital multiplexer categories and line codes. Question 4 asks about the output of a given scrambler circuit. 3) Questions 5 and 6 cover power spectral density and random processes. Question 5 asks about properties of power spectral density and if a given process is wide sense stationary

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    This document contains a practice exam for a Digital Communication course. It includes 6 multiple choice questions across 3 units: 1) Questions 1 and 2 cover sampling theory and delta modulation. Question 1 asks about the sampling theorem and Nyquist rate for a given signal. Question 2 asks about the maximum amplitude of a test signal for a delta modulator. 2) Questions 3 and 4 cover digital multiplexing and scrambling. Question 3 asks about digital multiplexer categories and line codes. Question 4 asks about the output of a given scrambler circuit. 3) Questions 5 and 6 cover power spectral density and random processes. Question 5 asks about properties of power spectral density and if a given process is wide sense stationary

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    Total No. of Questions : 6] SEAT No.

    P3688 [Total No. of Pages :2


    Engg. - 26
    T.E (E & TC) (Semester-I)
    Digital Communication (In Sem.)
    (2012 Pattern)
    Time :1 Hour] [Max. Marks :30
    Instructions to the candidates :
    1) Answer Q1 or Q2, Q3 or Q4, Q5 or Q6
    2) Neat diagrams must be drawn wherever necessary.
    3) Figures to the right side indicate full marks.

    UNIT-I

    Q1) a) State Sampling Theorem. Find the Nyquist Rate and Interval for the
    given signal X(t)= sinc(l00 π t) + sinc (50 π t) [4]

    b) A linear delta modulator is designed to operate on speech signals limited


    to 3.6 kHz and which is sampled at a rate of 10 times the Nyquist rate.
    Step size is 100 mV. The modulator is tested with a 1 kHz sinusoidal
    signal. Determine the maximum amplitude of this test signal required to
    avoid slope overload. [6]

    OR

    Q2) a) Explain the working of LPC speech coder with the help of block
    schematic. [4]

    b) A television signal has a bandwidth of 4.5MHz. This signal is sampled,


    quantized and binary coded to obtain a PCM signal. [6]

    i) Determine the sampling rate if the signal is to be sampled at a rate


    above the Nyquist rate.

    ii) If the samples are quantized into 1024 levels determine the number
    of binary pulses required to encode each sample.

    iii) Determine the bit rate and minimum bandwidth required to transmit
    this signal.

    P.T.O.
    UNIT-II

    Q3) a) Explain the broad categories of digital multiplexers. [4]

    b) Given the data stream 11000101, sketch the transmitted sequence of


    pulses for each of the following line codes and compare performance
    parameters of these codes [6]
    i) AMI-RZ
    ii) Split Phase ( Manchester)

    OR

    Q4) a) The data stream of [11111] is given to a scrambler shown below. Determine
    the output sequence of a scrambler. Assume initial contents of the registers
    to be zero. [4]

    b) What do you understand by ISI and state Nyquist First Criterion for
    Zero ISI. [6]

    UNIT-III

    Q5) a) State any four properties of Power Spectral Density. [4]

    b) Show that the random process


    x(t)=A cos (wct + θ )
    is a Wide Sense Stationary Process, where θ is a RV which is uniformly
    distributed in the range (0, 2 π ). [6]
    OR
    Q6) a) Define the following terms:
    i) Autocorrelation Function
    ii) Autocovariance Function [4]

    b) Explain the procedure to represent narrowband noise in terms of in-


    phase and quadrature components. [6]

    hhh
    [Engg.] - 26 2

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