Q. Block codes can achieve a larger coding gain than convolution coding.

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Q. CDPD stands for ___________

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Q. Which of the following linear codes achieve largest possible minimum distance?

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Q. Which of the following code is a class of non-binary BCH?

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Q. Which of the following is not an example of block code?

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Q. In systematic codes, parity bits are appended at the __________

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Q. Which of the following is not a property of block code?

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Q. The weight of code is given by number of _______

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Q. The ability of the block code to correct errors is a function of __________

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Q. For (n,k) block codes, rate of the code is defined as __________

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Q. How many redundant bits are added in block codes for k information bits and n code bits?

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Q. In block codes, parity bits are ___________ to block of messages.

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Q. Interleaving is used to obtain ___________ diversity.

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Q. A RAKE receiver uses __________

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Q. In a RAKE receiver, if the output from one correlator is corrupted by fading, all the other correlator’s output are also corrupted.

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Q. A RAKE receiver uses __________ to separately detect the M strongest signals.

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Q. RAKE receiver is used for _______ technique.

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Q. The range of time delays that a particular correlator can search is called ________

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Q. Each correlation receiver in RAKE receiver is adjusted in ____________

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Q. RAKE receiver uses separate _________ to provide the time shifted version of the signal.

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