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ANTENNA FOR DSS(Direct spread spectrum System) - RF Cafe Forums
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Harsh
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Post subject: ANTENNA FOR DSS(Direct spread spectrum System)
Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 1:47 pm
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Hi friends I am designing DSS (direct spread
spectrum system).at this moment I have been designing
a transmitter unit .I have a data signal with the
frequency of 1 KHz and I have a PN code generator
which has a frequency of 1MBPS ans i am EX-ORing
(BPSK modultion) this 2 signals and now i want to
transmit the modulated wave and i want to recieve
the signal at receiver side .
My experiment
is limied to the lab environment.
Any
body could please let me know how can i achieve
this ?how should i proceed for Antenna design for
the above system.? I am new to this stuff coud
any one please give some insight of the issue?
Thanks a lot Harsh
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kanling |
Post subject:
Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 4:11 pm
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Colonel |
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Joined: Mon Jul 18, 2005
4:31 pm Posts: 32 Location: Baltimore, MD
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Hi Harsh. There is one very important question that
needs to be asked... I hope everyone will bear with
me before getting to it.
I am curious to
know, first... what is the function of the product
you are trying to build, whom are you building it
for, and what is your professional background?
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Harsh |
Post subject: Antenna Design for DSS.
Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 5:49 pm
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kanling wrote:
Hi Harsh. There is one very important question
that needs to be asked... I hope everyone will
bear with me before getting to it.
I
am curious to know, first... what is the function
of the product you are trying to build, whom
are you building it for, and what is your professional
background?
Hi ,I am a student of BS in NewYork ,I want
to just implement basic communication system,like
DSS . it has nthg ro do with any professional work.
thanks Harsh
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kanling |
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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 1:18 pm
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Colonel |
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Joined: Mon Jul 18, 2005
4:31 pm Posts: 32 Location: Baltimore, MD
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Yeah, it kind of seems like BS to me.
If
you are really a student in New York, I recommend
going to the college library and looking at some
books. You need to develop your skills a bit more...
you have asked a question that has a complex answer
not really fit for a quick bulletin board answer.
If you aren't a student in New York, well I
recommend you taking a good hard look at the world
with an open mind.
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Harsh |
Post subject: THANKS FOR YOUR DESIGN ADVICE
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 3:38 pm
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kanling wrote:
Yeah, it kind of seems like BS to me.
If you are really a student in New York,
I recommend going to the college library and
looking at some books. You need to develop your
skills a bit more... you have asked a question
that has a complex answer not really fit for
a quick bulletin board answer.
If you
aren't a student in New York, well I recommend
you taking a good hard look at the world with
an open mind.
Hi , This was the last best thing i wud
like to hv on earth .If u cant reply then dont suggest
such a thing,I hv tried diiging in to books and
as far as i know the bulletins are for quick and
better support so that novice can quickly get in
to the technical domain and can explore and deliver
nore to the world. Sorry for the reply but
i am being frank to you.. Thanks Harsh
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kanling |
Post subject:
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 3:45 pm
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Colonel |
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Joined: Mon Jul 18, 2005
4:31 pm Posts: 32 Location: Baltimore, MD
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Quote:
This was the last best thing i wud like to hv
on earth
That's exactly what I am afraid of.
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