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| . | Procedure1. Click on the link ‘BPSK Real time experiment’ inside the ‘ Simulation tab’ and the window shown in figure1 below will open.
figure1 2. The first step is to make all the connections i.e., to connect all the modules. This is done by switching ON all the On/Off switches shown in the figure1 above.
3. Then select the type of Demodulation required, either Squaring loop or Costas loop at first. Note: You have to switch off the application while selecting the Squaring loop or Costas loop 4. Then from the ‘Choose output Point 1’ select the output and the Channel at which you want to view your output in the Oscilloscope. By default Master Clock Output and Channel 1 are selected.
5. The next step is to run the application, so in the tools bar click on the RUN button.If any of the Module is not connected an Error message will be displayed. RUN the application only after all the modules are connected.
 6. After you successfully run the application ,the next job is to check the Output at each and every point. .Then from the ‘Choose output Point 1’ select the type of output you want to view and also the Channel and again run the application. 7. Your next aim might be to view two outputs at two different points at the same time. So for it switch ON the Dual Mode ON/OFF switch and choose the second output point. By default this Dual Mode is OFF. 8. You can also save the values in a text file by clicking the Save Data button while your application is running. Cite this Simulator: |
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