Lecture 15: Introduction to Mixers
1 0 I Q 10 00 01 11 For instance, if we transmit I(t) = ±1, this represents one bit transmission per cycle. But since the I and Q are orthogonal signals, we can improve the efficiency of transmission by also transmitting symbols on the Q axis. If we select four points on a circle to represent 2 bits of information, then we have a constant ... ................
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