What is 16QAM Modulation - FO4SALE.COM

[@abdussami84]

Thanks. This one of the best introductions to a really abstruse concept.

[@daminideshmukh7297]

Thank u so much....I had exams & I was not able to get the correct explanation anywhere ...but this video helped me a lot

[@vanillabeige9028]

You explained so easy for us to understand.

[@jaimeh12]

Best explanation in the internet

[@AB-sx2pn]

but how do we do it for odd number of bits, say 5 bit therefore 32 qam. I cant understand how one can see 32 qam in the same way. Please help..!

[@bangbi6527]

hello, in optical tranmission, how we can tranmit signal with minus signal? because of with minus signal, i think lazer or led is not light.

[@GiangLe-rx2sy]

what is 16QAM 2/3 or 16QAM 3/4 ? help me...thank so much

[@RaySheao]

Thanks so much for such beautiful explanation!

[@sakura87019]

Can you please explain the 16_QAM demodulation??

[@marligiadalmeida3664]

Calcular a largura de faixa (teórica) ocupada por um sinal de 1 Mbps em banda passante sem limitação de faixa (α = 0) para as seguintes modulações: BPSK, QPSK, 8-PSK, 16-QAM, 64- QAM, 256-QAM.

[@Vivek_Madhav_Kapoor]

Beautifully explained.. Thanks..

[@AdnanAli-xb3hh]

The 0.22 and 0.821 values, where are come from?

[@qsetra1330]

Did you find an answer?

[@uob1105]

very simple and very well illustrated... Thank you very much..

[@GrossGluck]

Thanks for the explanation - I very missed the formula at 4:20 on the other resources about QAM.

[@Big_H2]

is 16 QAM a security technique?

[@hyshen]

Very good presentation! I'm proud of you as a fellow Chinese American!

[@enriquasma]

thank you very much for this détailled explanation

[@luffy1106]

Very clear explanation.

[@edsonferraz1]

Hello Mr, congratulation for explain very good. Can you explain a example to 0011 bit code? How wiil be the components I e Q - Thanks a lot

[@sachinkmohan]

Very nice explanation ! Thanks !

[@vinaynagalikar5796]

excellent explanation

[@Beladinland]

Great work.. Nice and complete observation of this modulation method.

[@aparnanair300]

very well explained..thank you sir.

[@geod6694]

Thank you very much for youe explanation

[@B0kku5er1es]

v nice explanation thank u soooooo much

[@chuckcrizer]

It isn't read as "apostrophe" but as "prime."

[@dimassetiadi9542]

i am still confuse how 0000 can be 135°.. can you tell me please

[@harishthabanthiran9574]

thats -135 degree means that its 225 degree

[@Aldulaime]

THX

[@arsalanyaqub]

thats good

[@GOWTHAMKRISHGowthamShanmugaraj]

cool

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