What is the Probability of Error in an Adaptive Modulation System?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the probability of error in an adaptive modulation system, specifically for different modulation schemes like PQPSK, P16QAM, and P64QAM. The user initially struggles with converting values from dB and realizes that the error probabilities provided are not in dB. After correcting the calculations, the user evaluates integrals related to the system's performance, yielding specific numerical results for the probabilities. The final calculations demonstrate the impact of modulation type on error probability, highlighting the importance of accurate unit conversion in these computations. The thread emphasizes the complexities involved in adaptive modulation system analysis.
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2. Homework Equations

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I can't figure out how to get those numbers, I think I have to convert from dB when actually calculating it but I'm unable to get those ones.

I have
PQPSK = 0.502368
P16QAM = 0.0526855
P64QAM = 0.000004
Pno = 0.4450
 
I figured it out,
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Those are not in dB, even though I thought they were. So I was converting everything from dB or nothing from dB

so the integral ends up being -exp(gamma/gamma_bar) evaluated from a to b.

-exp(-52.98/ ( 10^(18/10) )) + exp(-10.6/ ( 10^(18/10) )) = 0.413505

-exp(-222.53/ ( 10^(18/10) )) + exp(-52.98/ ( 10^(18/10) )) = 0.402453

+ exp(-222.53/ ( 10^(18/10) )) = 0.0293970
 
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