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23 Lab 10: Agilent Ptolemy: Measuring the BER  23 Lab 10: Agilent Ptolemy: Measuring the BER 23-1 23.1 Objectives: 23-5 23.2 Schematic Capture and Simulation Setup: 23-5 23.2.1 The Reference Symbols: 23-5 23.2.2 The Signal without Noise: 23-5 23.2.3 The BER Measurement Element: 23-6 23.2.4 BER Simulation Results: 23-8 23.3 Swept Es/No BER Measurements: 23-9 23.3.1 Sweeping the Es/No: 23-9 23.3.2 Swept ES/No BER Measurement Results: 23-10 23.4 BER Measurement Details: 23-10 23.5 Review of Lab 10: 23-11  Objectives: Inspect the BER setup of the top level PI4DQPSK system design. Examine and validate the BER performance of the top-level design. Schematic Capture and Simulation Setup: The Reference Symbols: Open the project d:\users\ads\CommSys_Lab10_prj. Open the schematic “a_Final_PI4DQPSK_Sys”. This is the similar to the schematic that was built in the previous lab. It has been modified to simulate faster by substituting a P2D (Power Dependent S-parameter file) in place of the RFIC amplifier in the transmitter subcircuit. “Save As…” the design with the new name “b_IIS_BER”. The Receiver Input Signal: Insert a “SplitterRF”, from the “Timed Linear” library, between the “AntBase” and the “Receiver”, as shown here. This splitter creates a new path to enable monitoring the signal received by the base station antenna and present at the input of the base station receiver. This signal has no receiver noise superimposed to it. The entire noise contribution will be modeled by the BER sink element. Add a “GainRF” component from the “Timed Nonlinear” library. Set the parameter: Gain to 1000 GCType to None This amplifier adjusts the very low received signal level, to 1 V. The gain is significantly high, as the signal received is very small. The amplifier has to be an ideal linear amplifier. This is why it is important to set the GCType (Gain Compression Type) to “None”; this gives a linear amplifier model. Add a 50 ( termination (from the “Timed Linear” library) and a “Ti