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Sec. 7–2 Performance of Baseband Binary Systems 499<br />

r(t)=s(t) + n(t)<br />

where<br />

n(t)=colored noise<br />

Prewhitening filter<br />

H p (f)=<br />

1 ,<br />

p n (f)<br />

where p n ( f ) is the<br />

PSD of the colored<br />

input noise, n(t)<br />

~<br />

r(t)=s(t)+n(t)<br />

~ ~<br />

Processing<br />

circuits<br />

Baseband analog<br />

output<br />

Sample<br />

and<br />

r 0 (t)<br />

hold<br />

at t 0<br />

r 0 (t 0 )<br />

Threshold<br />

device<br />

~ m<br />

0<br />

V T<br />

r 0<br />

m ~<br />

Figure 7–3<br />

Clock<br />

Matched-filter receiver for colored noise.<br />

'<br />

so that the noise that appears at the filter output, n (t), is white. We have now converted the<br />

colored noise problem into a white noise problem, so that the design techniques presented in<br />

the preceding section are applicable. The matched filter in the processing circuits is now<br />

matched to the filtered waveshapes,<br />

s ' (t) = s ' 1(t) = s 1 (t) * h p (t) (binary 1)<br />

' '<br />

s (t) = s 2(t) = s 2 (t) * h p (t) (binary 0)<br />

(7–22a)<br />

(7–22b)<br />

where h p (t) = - 1 [H p (f)]. Since the prewhitening will produce signals s1(t)<br />

and s2(t),<br />

which<br />

are spread beyond the T-second signaling interval, two types of degradation will result:<br />

• The signal energy of the filtered signal that occurs beyond the T-second interval will not<br />

be used by the matched filter in maximizing the output signal.<br />

• The portions of signals from previous signaling intervals that occur in the present signaling<br />

interval will produce ISI. (See Chapter 3.)<br />

Both of these effects can be reduced if the duration of the original signal is made less than<br />

the T-second signaling interval, so that almost all of the spread signal will occur within that<br />

interval.<br />

'<br />

'<br />

7–2 PERFORMANCE OF BASEBAND BINARY SYSTEMS<br />

Unipolar Signaling<br />

As illustrated in Fig. 7–4b, the two baseband signaling waveforms are<br />

s 1 (t) =+A, 0 6 t … T (binary 1)<br />

s 2 (t) = 0, 0 6 t … T (binary 0)<br />

(7–23a)<br />

(7–23b)<br />

where A 7 0. This unipolar signal plus white Gaussian noise is present at the receiver input.<br />

First, evaluate the performance of a receiver that uses an LPF, H(f), with unity gain.<br />

Choose the equivalent bandwidth of this LPF to be B 7 2/T, so that the unipolar signaling<br />

waveshape is preserved (approximately) at the filter output, yet the noise will be reduced by

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