Signal Constellations: Design and Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the design and analysis of signal constellations, focusing on the creation of signal signals and the importance of satisfying the Nyquist criterion. Emre Telatar explains the process of creating the signals, the criteria for their design, and the implications of different signal constellations in communication systems.

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