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Eye Diagram Matlab Code

This document contains Matlab code to generate a 6-bit long pattern of Gaussian pulses with random terms and create an eye diagram based on the generated bit sequence. It defines a 6-bit sequence, pulse period, width, and center. It generates a current pattern corresponding to the bit pattern by applying Gaussian pulses or their inverse based on each bit value. The resulting signal is plotted in an eye diagram to visualize the superposition of pulses.

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Eye Diagram Matlab Code

This document contains Matlab code to generate a 6-bit long pattern of Gaussian pulses with random terms and create an eye diagram based on the generated bit sequence. It defines a 6-bit sequence, pulse period, width, and center. It generates a current pattern corresponding to the bit pattern by applying Gaussian pulses or their inverse based on each bit value. The resulting signal is plotted in an eye diagram to visualize the superposition of pulses.

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Eye Diagram To Generates 6-Bits Long Pattern Of Gaussian Pulses

With Random Terms.


Matlab Code For Generating 6-Bits Long Pattern Of Gaussian Pulses With Random
Terms

% File name: bits_gen_eye.m


% Purpose:
% Generates 6-bits long pattern of Gaussian pulses with random terms
% Based on generated sequence, eye diagram is created
%
clear all
bits = [0 1 0 1 0 1]; % def. of bit’s sequence
T_period = 50d-9; % pulse period [s]
t_zero = 25d-9; % center of incident pulse [s]
width = 6d-9; % width of the incident pulse [s]
% Generation of current pattern corresponding to bit pattern
I_p = 0;
N_div = 50; % number of divisions within each bit interval
t = linspace(0, T_period, N_div); % the same time interval is
% generated for each bit
g = exp(-0.5*((t_zero - t)/width).^2); % def. of a single Gaussian pulse
%
if bits(1)==0,
I_p_1 = rand(1)*(1- g); % generates first bit
elseif bits(1)==1,
I_p_1 = rand(1)*g;
end
temp = I_p_1;
number_of_bits = length(bits);
for k = 2:number_of_bits % generation of remaining bits
if bits(k)==1,
A = rand(1)*g;
elseif bits(k)==0,
A = rand(1)*(1- g);
end
A = [temp,A];
temp = A;
end
temp_t = t;
for k = 2:number_of_bits
t = linspace(0, T_period, N_div);
t = [temp_t,(k-1)*T_period+t];
temp_t = t;
end

%
%=============== Eye diagram ============================
% put all bit plots on the first one
t_eye = linspace(0, T_period, N_div);
hold on
for m = 1:number_of_bits
A_temp = A((1+(m-1)*N_div):(m*N_div));
figure(1);
e = plot(t_eye,A_temp);
set(e,'LineWidth',1.5); % thickness of plotting lines
set(gca,'FontSize',14); % size of tick marks on both axes
end
figure(2);
h = plot(t,A,'lineWidth',1.5);
xlabel('time [s]','FontSize',14); % size of x label
set(gca,'FontSize',14); % size of tick marks on both axes

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