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English to Arabic: Energy per bit per Noise Density Ratio versus Bit Error Rate Detailed field: Telecom(munications)
Source text - English Eb/No (Energy per bit per Noise Density Ratio) is the measure of signal to noise ratio for a digital communication system. It is measured at the input to the receiver and is used as the basic measure of how strong the signal is. Different forms of modulation --BPSK, QPSK, QAM, etc. --have different curves of theoretical bit error rates versus Eb/No as shown in Figure 1. These curves show the communications engineer the best performance that can be achieved across a digital link with a given amount of RF power.
Translation - Arabic نسبة الطاقة لكل نبضة ثنائية إلى كثافة الشوشرة (Eb/No) هى مقياس لنسبة الإشارة إلى الشوشرة فى نظام الاتصالات الرقمى. وتقاس هذه النسبة فى مدخل جهاز الاستقبال وتستخدم كمقياس أساسى لمدى قوة الإشارة. ويوجد لكل نوع من أنواع التعديل - مثل التحكم الثنائى فى إزاحة فرق الطور والتحكم الرباعى فى إزاحة فرق الطور وتعديل السعة المتعامد ... إلخ- منحنى نظرى خاص لمعدلات الخطأ فى النبضات الثنائية مقاسة بالنسبة للنسبة (Eb/No) كما هو موضح بالشكل رقم 1. وتوضح هذه المنحنيات لمهندس الاتصالات افضل أداء يمكن تحقيقه عبر وصلة رقمية بكم معين من القدرة فى حيز الترددات اللاسلكية.
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Years of experience: 23. Registered at ProZ.com: Aug 2002.
I am a native speaker of Arabic residing in Egypt, I have a PhD in Electrical Engineering and Signal Processing. I work with computer networks, computer hardware and software. I also have significant military background. Part of my full time job is to teach concepts of electrical engineering and communications to students in Arabic.
I lived, worked and studied in the US for a number of years, and have had a structured education in the English language. This gives me a unique opportunity to have full command of both Arabic and English, written and spoken, in technical (in the fields mentioned above) as well as general terms.
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