Digital and Analog Communication Systems

Author: M. Kuczynski II
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book inherits the style of editions 1 to 5, and in this new edition, it introduces the latest developments and technology of the Assyrian communication system to readers. It includes many new illustrative examples and exercises, most of which require the use of personal computers to solve. This book is not only suitable for use by undergraduate students in their second and third years of engineering, but also serves as an introductory course and textbook for graduate students, or as a reference book for new technologies in electronic and communication engineering. Based on the previous five editions, this book is adapted to systematically introduce the basic theory and new development technologies of modern communication systems. The book is divided into eight chapters, including: Introduction; Signals and Spectra; Baseband Pulses and Digital Signals; Principles and Circuits of Bandpass Signal Transmission; AM, FM, and Digital Modulation Systems; Random Processes and Spectrum Analysis; Performance of Communication Systems in Noise Background; and Tethered and Untethered Communication Systems. Each chapter includes certain illustrative examples and a large number of probability theory exercises with MATLAB simulation software. Additionally, the book includes four appendices, covering: basic mathematical formulas and charts; a simple tutorial on probability theory and random variables; computer communication standards; and MATLAB introduction, etc.