‫Now we come to the question that whole cupie eskies signal can be generated in the Jeonju to do art,
‫in other words, how the complex symbols of the kupinski can be generated in the Jeonju radio and in
‫the case of cupie ASCII.
‫There are four symbols.
‫And so as there are four symbols, so we can send gooby expert symbol.
‫So this is the first symbol represents zero zero bits.
‫As one symbol or the second symbol, depart represents zero one bit.
‫This symbol represents one one bit.
‫And this symbol represents one zero words.
‫And I can see in the adjacent symbols, I have applied these great cording.
‫There is only one big change.
‫Now, in the case of zero zero, the first bit is a bit.
‫And the second BDD Cubitt.
‫So zero would be map to the eye level of minus one.
‫And the second bit, which is the cubitt.
‫It would be map to the cue level of minus one.
‫Similarly here, the first with the I.B. would be map to the eye level of one.
‫And the second bit would be map to the cue level of minus one.
‫And here both bits are one.
‫So I would have a level of one and the you would also have a level of one.
‫So as zero is represented as minus one, minus G as one is represented as one minus G.
‫And a school is represented as one plus G and so on.
‫And now we are going to generate these complex symbols using the Jeonju.
‫Did you.
‫And then we would add some noise on these symbols in order to simulate the genden.