Study Guide and Solutions for Communication Principles

Author: Wang Fuchang (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is written based on the teaching requirements of the Communication Principles course in higher education institutions and the entrance examination requirements for master's degree candidates. In the first 11 chapters, concise and systematic summaries of signal analysis, channels, analog modulation systems, digital baseband transmission systems, sinusoidal carrier digital modulation systems, digital transmission of analog signals, optimal reception of digital signals, error control coding, orthogonal coding and pseudo-random sequences, as well as synchronization principles are provided. Each of the first 11 chapters includes three parts: learning key points, typical examples, and self-assessment. Chapter 12 consists of final exam questions for undergraduate Communication Principles courses and entrance examination questions for master's degree candidates in Communication Principles, along with their solutions. The examples and self-test questions in the book are mainly selected from "Communication Principles" (Fifth Edition) by Fan Changxin et al., "Modern Communication Principles" by Cao Zhigang et al., and "A Concise Tutorial on Communication Principles" by Nan Liping, with some questions being self-composed by the compilers. The book emphasizes the presentation of fundamental theories, concepts, methods, and important conclusions, while also focusing on the overall knowledge of communication systems and the strategies and techniques for problem-solving. This book can serve as a supplementary teaching material for undergraduate students in higher education institutions and as a review reference for candidates applying for master's degrees in electronic, information, communication, and other related disciplines. It can also be used as a review reference for individuals seeking a master's degree in Information and Communication Engineering with equivalent academic qualifications.