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The digital source generates digital symbols for transmission at a rate of Rs symbols per second. The symbols are taken from an alphabet of size M=2 l Each symbol can be represented by l binary digits. The transmission rate: Rb=lR s bits per second (bps), where Rb is the bit rate. Higher size constellation
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