Q4. Consider the QPSK digital modulation scheme (a) What does the abbreviation QPSK stand for? (b) Sketch an I-Q constellation diagram for this modulation scheme. (c) State the number of bits per symbol. (d) If the bit rate that is achieved with this modulation scheme is 128 Mbit s-, what is the baud (symbol) rate?

Q4. Consider the QPSK digital modulation scheme (a) What does the abbreviation QPSK stand for? (b) Sketch an I-Q constellation diagram for this modulation scheme. (c) State the number of bits per symbol. (d) If the bit rate that is achieved with this modulation scheme is 128 Mbit s-, what is the baud (symbol) rate?

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