04. Pulse Code Modulation

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pulse code modulation (PCM)

It is essentially analog-to-digital conversion of a special type where the information contained in the instantaneous samples of an analog signal is represented by digital words in a serial bit stream.

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instantaneous samples

PCM is essentially analog-to-digital conversion of a special type where the information contained in the____ of an analog signal is represented by digital words in a serial bit stream.

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FALSE (inexpensive)

PCM is relatively expensive digital circuitry that may be used extensively.

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PCM

It is derived from all types of analog sources that may be merged with data signals and transmitted over a common high-speed digital communication system.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] In long-distance digital telephone systems requiring repeaters, a clean PCM waveform can be regenerated at the output of each repeated, where the input consists of a noisy PCM waveform.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] The noise performance of a digital system can be superior to that of an analog system.

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appropriate coding techniques

The probability of error for the system output can be reduced even further by the use of _____.

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  • sampling

  • quantizing

  • encoding

3 Basic Operations of PCM Signal (HINT: SQE)

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flat-top PAM signal

Sampling operation generates a ______.

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quantizing operation (quantization)

It approximates analog values by using a finite number of levels.

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approximates

Quantizing operation _____ analog values by using a finite number of levels.

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  • uniform quantizer

  • quantization error

  • quantized PAM signal output

3 Steps of Quantizing Information (HINT: UQQ)

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quantized PAM signal

PCM signal is obtained from the _______ by encoding each quantized sample value into a digital word.

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  • sampling

  • quantization

  • encode

3 Functions of Analog-to-digital Converter (ADC)

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sampling

This make the signal discrete in time.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] If the analog input has a bandwidth of W Hz, then the minimum sample frequency such that the signal can be reconstructed without distrotion.

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W Hz

If the analog input has a bandwidth of ____, then the minimum sample frequency such that the signal can be reconstructed without distrotion.

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quantization

This makes the signal discrete in amplitude.

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quantization

This rounds off to one of q discrete levels.

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encode

It maps the quantized values to digital words that are v bits long.

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v bits long

It maps the quantized values to digital words that are _____.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] If the Nyquist sampling theorem is satisfied, then only quantization introduces distortion to the system.

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analog-to-digital conversion

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continuous in amplitude

The output of a sampler is still ______.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] Each sample can take on any value

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infinite

The number of possible values in sampling is _____.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] To transmit as a digital signal, we must restrict the number of possible values.

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quantization

It is the process of “rounding off” a sample according to some rule.

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quantization error

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uniform quantizers

Most ADCs use ______.

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equally spaced apart

In uniform quantization, the quantization levels are _____.

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uniform quantizers

They are optimal when the input distribution is uniform. When all values within the dynamic range of the quantizer are equally likely.

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dynamic range

Uniform quantizers are optimal when all values within the _______ of the quantizer are equally likely.

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sampling timing

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quantized 5-level

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quantized 10-level

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33 bits

How many bits were used to encode a signal?

<p>How many bits were used to encode a signal?</p>
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M possible signal levels

The output of the quantizer is one of __________.

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n-bit binary word

If we want to use a binary transmission system, then we need to map each quantized sample into an _________.

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M = 2n

Formula in Finding Quantization/Signal Levels

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n = log2(M)

Formula to find the n-bit binary word.

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encoding

It is the process of representing each quantized sample by a v bit code word.

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one-on-one

In encoding, the mapping is _____ so there is no distortion introduced by encoding.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] Some mappings are better than others.

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gray code

This gives the best end-to-end performance.

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] The weakness of Gray codes is poor performance when the sign bit (MSB) is received in error.

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most significant bit (MSB)

the sign bit is also known as the _____.

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one bit position

With gray codes, adjacent samples differ only in _____.

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number of quantization levels

In M = 2n, M is the?

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number of bits per sample

In n = log2(M), n is the?

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  • counting or ramp (Maxim ICL7126 ADC)

  • serial or successive approximation (AD 570)

  • parallel or flash encoders (CA3318)

3 Popular Techniques Used to Implement ADC Encoding Operation (HINT: CSP)

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Maxim ICL7126 ADC

example of an ADC in counting or ramp

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AD 570

example of a serial or successive approximation

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CA3318

example of a parallel or flash encoders

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to generate PCM word

What is the objective of practical PCM circuits?

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serialized

Parallel digital output obtained needs to be _____ before sending over a 2-wire channel.

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parallel-to-serial converters

Serializing parallel digital output is accomplished by _____.

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Serial Input-Output (SIO) chip

example of a parallel-to-serial converter

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  • UART

  • USRT

  • USART

Examples of Serial Input-Output Chips (HINT: 3Us)

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TRUE

[TRUE or FALSE] The spectrum of the PCM signal is not directly related to the spectrum of the input signal.

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bandwidth

The _____ of (serial) binary PCM waveforms depends on the bit rate R and the waveform pulse shape used to represent the data.

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R = nfs

formula for bit rate R

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number of bits in the PCM word (M=2^n)

In R = nfs, what does n represent?

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sampling rate

In R = nfs, what does fs represent?

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BPCM(min) = R/2 = nfs/2

For no aliasing case (fs≥2B), the minimum bandwidth of PCM is?

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