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Transmission System Simulation and Analysis

This project aims to simulate and analyze a comprehensive digital information transmission system implemented in MATLAB. The primary script for the entire project is encapsulated in the src/main.m file, while a detailed description is available in the auto-generated PDF file, main.pdf, derived from the .tex files.

Overview

The transmission system encompasses various components and processes, providing a holistic view of digital information transmission. Understanding the core functionalities and features of the system is crucial for effective utilization.

Usage

Control the entire project in the src/main.m file using specific flags. Before toggling the FLAGS, it is crucial to understand their functionalities:

  • SIMULATION: Enables the simulation script. When executing the main.m file, only the script for simulation purposes will be executed.

  • ANALYSIS: Activates the analysis script, displaying and showcasing all task-related results.

  • RESULT: Toggles numerical results displayed in the command line. It is recommended to keep this flag enabled to comprehend the project's purpose.

  • DEBUG: Shows intermediate results that may be useful for debugging purposes.

  • PLOTS: Displays the plots generated during the code execution. It is advisable to keep this flag set to 1 to properly understand the project's objectives.

Getting Started

To get started with the project, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine.

    git clone https://github.com/imAlessas/transmission-system.git
  2. Navigate to the project directory.

     cd transmission-system
  3. Open the src/main.m file to explore and configure the simulation and analysis settings. Add to path the needed folders to execute the project properly.

  4. Execute the main.m file to run the simulation and analysis scripts.

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