When s(t) is transmitted over a particular fading channel, the received signal is and n w (t) is white Gaussian noise with mean power density .N 0 /2. One of two equally likely messages is transmitted...

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When s(t) is transmitted over a particular fading channel, the received signal is

and n_w(t) is white Gaussian noise with mean power density .N₀/2. One of two equally likely messages is transmitted by means of antipodal signals of energy E_s.

a. What is the average energy of the signal component of r(t)?

b. Determine P[ε] as a function of E_s/N₀.

c. What value does P[S] approach as E_s/N₀ becomes very large?

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Dr Shweta answered on Aug 12 2022

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