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  1. azhariey88

    azhariey88 New Member

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    16QAM in c# language..who know this please help me..tq
     
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    I didn’t get what you want to know. But I think you want make some logic using C# for bit mapping of 16QAM.16 QAM stand for the Quadrature amplitude modulation. It is one of modulation technique to use for radio communications.
     
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    ok like this..i have a coding 16qam in matlab..but i need 16qam in c# to implement it on dsp board TMS320C6713. so who knows how to translate it or anyone have a coding 16qam in c#? there is a coding that i have.

    % in this Mfile, I want to investigate the performance of LSE algorithm in
    % OFDM channel estimation
    %
    % for further information see the
    % [Xiaodong Cai and Georgios B. Giannakis,
    % “Error Probability Minimizing Pilots for
    % OFDM with M-PSK Modulation over Rayliegh-Fading
    % Channels,†IEEE Transactions on Vehicular
    % technology, vol. 53, No. 1, pp 146-155, Jan. 2004.]


    % initialize
    clear
    clc


    % parameter definition
    N = 256; % total number of subchannels
    %P = 256/8; % total number of Pilots
    %S = N-P; % totla number of data subchannels
    GI = N/4; % guard interval length
    M = 16; % modulation
    %pilotInterval = 8; % pilot position interval
    %L = 16; % channel length
    nIteration = 100000; % number of iteration in each evaluation

    SNR_V = [0:1:30]; % signal to noise ratio vector in dB
    ber = zeros(1,length(SNR_V)); % initializing bit error rate

    % Pilot Location and strength
    %Ip = [1:pilotInterval:N]; % location of pilots
    %Is = setxor(1:N,Ip); % location of data

    %Ep = 2; % energy in pilot symbols in comparison
    % to energy in data symbols

    % fft matrix
    F = exp(2*pi*sqrt(-1)/N .* meshgrid([0:N-1],[0:N-1])...
    .* repmat([0:N-1]',[1,N]));

    for( i = 1 : length(SNR_V))
    SNR = SNR_V(i)
    for(k = 1 : nIteration)
    % generating random channel coefficients
    % h(1:L,1) = random('Normal',0,1,L,1) + ...
    % j * random('Normal',0,1,L,1);
    % h = h./sum(abs(h)); % normalization

    % Tr Data
    TrDataBit = randint(N,1,M);
    TrDataMod = qammod(TrDataBit,M);
    %TrDataMod(Ip) = Ep * TrDataMod(Ip);
    TrDataIfft = ifft(TrDataMod,N);
    TrDataIfftGi = [TrDataIfft(N- GI + 1 : N);TrDataIfft];

    % tx Data
    %TxDataIfftGi = filter(h,1,TrDataIfftGi); % channel effect
    TxDataIfftGi = TrDataIfftGi; % channel effect
    % adding awgn noise
    TxDataIfftGiNoise = awgn(TxDataIfftGi ...
    , SNR - db(std(TxDataIfftGi))); % normalization to signal power

    TxDataIfft = TxDataIfftGiNoise(GI+1:N+GI);
    TxDataMod = fft(TxDataIfft,N);

    % Channel estimation
    %Spilot = TrDataMod(Ip); % trnasmitted pilots
    %Ypilot = TxDataMod(Ip); % received pilots

    %G = (Ep * length(Ip))^-1 ...
    % * ctranspose(sqrt(Ep)*diag(Spilot)*ctranspose(F(1:L,Ip)));

    %hHat = G*Ypilot; % estimated channel coefficient in time domain

    %TxDataBit = qamdemod(TxDataMod./(fft(hHat,N)),M);
    TxDataBit = qamdemod(TxDataMod,M);

    % bit error rate computation
    %[nErr bErr(i,k)] = symerr(TxDataBit(Is),TrDataBit(Is));
    [nErr bErr(i,k)] = symerr(TxDataBit,TrDataBit);
    end
    end

    f1 = figure(1);
    set(f1,'color',[1 1 1]);
    semilogy(SNR_V,mean(bErr'),'b->');
    xlabel('SNR in dB');
    ylabel('Bit Error Rate');

    mean_bErr = mean(bErr');
    save qam16_awgn_ofdm SNR_V mean_bErr bErr;
     

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