Communication Principles

Author: Shen Baosuo
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is written in line with the characteristics of higher vocational education, combining the features of vocational college students and years of practical experience in vocational education. The book is divided into 9 chapters: Chapter 1, Introduction; Chapter 2, Signal Analysis and Channels; Chapter 3, Analog Modulation Systems; Chapter 4, Encoding and Transmission of Analog Signals; Chapter 5, Baseband Transmission Systems for Digital Signals; Chapter 6, Digital Modulation Systems; Chapter 7, Channel Multiplexing and Multiple Access Methods; Chapter 8, Principles of Synchronization; Chapter 9, Error Control Coding. In terms of writing, it strives for simplicity, simplifies mathematical derivations, appropriately adds examples and exercises, appropriately reduces theoretical content, and emphasizes application. Through studying this course, students will master the basic theoretical analysis methods of communication principles in encoding, transmission, modulation, and channels, laying a solid theoretical foundation for learning communication-related professional courses. The features of this book are strong systematicity, coherent content arrangement, highlighting basic concepts and principles, reducing unnecessary mathematical derivations and calculations, and each chapter includes summaries and exercises. This book can serve as a textbook for higher vocational colleges, correspondence courses, and adult education in fields such as communication, electronic information, electronic engineering, automation, and computer science. It can also be used as a reference for relevant professional technicians. This book is written in line with the characteristics of higher vocational education, combining the features of vocational college students and years of practical experience in vocational education. The book is divided into 9 chapters: Chapter 1, Introduction; Chapter 2, Signal Analysis and Channels; Chapter 3, Analog Modulation Systems; Chapter 4, Encoding and Transmission of Analog Signals; Chapter 5, Baseband Transmission Systems for Digital Signals; Chapter 6, Digital Modulation Systems; Chapter 7, Channel Multiplexing and Multiple Access Methods; Chapter 8, Principles of Synchronization; Chapter 9, Error Control Coding. In terms of writing, it strives for simplicity, simplifies mathematical derivations, appropriately adds examples and exercises, appropriately reduces theoretical content, and emphasizes application. Through studying this course, students will master the basic theoretical analysis methods of communication principles in encoding, transmission, modulation, and channels, laying a solid theoretical foundation for learning communication-related professional courses. The features of this book are strong systematicity, coherent content arrangement, highlighting basic concepts and principles, reducing unnecessary mathematical derivations and calculations, and each chapter includes summaries and exercises. This book can serve as a textbook for higher vocational colleges, correspondence courses, and adult education in fields such as communication, electronic information, electronic engineering, automation, and computer science. It can also be used as a reference for relevant professional technicians.