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Transcribed Image Text:5) (20 pts) You are testing a system that has pulse shape shown below for Logic 1 and
Logic 0. You are connecting the transmitter to an oscilloscope which is set up to display
the resulting eye-diagram of the system.
Sketch what you would expect to see on the oscilloscope for an ideal system (an ideal
system is noiseless and jitter free)
Logic 1
3 volts
Time
0
Ть
Logic 0
0
Ть
Time
-2 volts
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