8. Generate PAM using Scilab Xcos

 

Generate PAM using Scilab Xcos

// PAM using Scilab Xcos.
Generate PAM using Scilab Xcos
                                    PAM using Scilab Xcos.

// Output
Generate PAM using Scilab Xcos
                                   PAM using Scilab Xcos.

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