Simulink Help for BPSK Receiver Model - Step-by-Step Guide and Tips"

[dzolovic]

Hay to all this is my first post here :)

First of all thanks on all who try to help me :)

Second of all i got this "task" to make a model of this picture:

http://img200.imageshack.us/i/slikanapravitimodel.jpg/

http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/493/slikanapravitimodel.th.jpg

well i can use any parameters that i want it just need to work and to have some funciton i probbly cold make this upper row of boxes with some transfer functions and etc but i really don't know theory of BPSK good to make this 2 down so anyone got idea how to make whole model? to make a part? or somthing any help will be good :)

thx to all who are trying

p.s it is needed to be done in simulink :)

 

[siddartha2]

did u get the answer for ur question

 

[dzolovic]

hehe i didn't get answer here :( but i figure it our eventualy :D

 

[siddartha2]

hey do u mind telling me how to sweep the frequency in simulink
me also stuck with such a problem

 

[blue_raver22]

I would like to provide some tips and suggestions for creating a BPSK receiver model in Simulink.

1. Familiarize yourself with the theory behind BPSK modulation: Before starting to build the model, it is important to have a good understanding of the theory behind BPSK modulation. This will help you in choosing the appropriate blocks and parameters for your model.

2. Use the Simulink Library Browser: The Simulink Library Browser contains a wide range of blocks that can be used for building BPSK receiver models. You can find blocks for signal generators, filters, demodulators, and more.

3. Start with the basic blocks: Begin by adding the basic blocks such as signal generator, carrier signal, and modulator. This will help you in understanding the flow of the signal and how the different blocks work together.

4. Use appropriate parameters: As mentioned in the task, you can use any parameters for your model. However, it is important to choose appropriate values for the carrier frequency, modulation index, and other parameters to get a realistic simulation.

5. Use scopes for visualization: To visualize the output of your model, you can use scopes in Simulink. This will help you in understanding the behavior of the signal at different stages of the receiver.

6. Use subsystems: To make your model more organized and manageable, you can use subsystems in Simulink. This will help in breaking down your model into smaller, more manageable parts.

7. Consult Simulink Help: The Simulink Help feature provides a step-by-step guide on how to use different blocks and features in Simulink. You can refer to it for any specific questions or doubts.

8. Test and debug your model: Once your model is built, it is important to test it and debug any errors or unexpected behavior. You can use different signals and parameters to test your model and ensure that it is working as expected.

I hope these tips will help you in creating your BPSK receiver model in Simulink. Remember to have a good understanding of the theory and to use appropriate blocks and parameters for a realistic simulation. Good luck!