Modern communication theory

Author: Li Biping
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book focuses on introducing the fundamental theories of transmitting and processing signals such as voice, images, and data in modern communication systems. The book consists of 8 chapters, organized according to the flow of signal transmission and processing in communication systems, starting from the essential components of communication systems. The content includes: the basic concepts of the composition of communication systems and their indispensable components, including channels and random processes; source coding theory; modern transmission theory; time-division multiplexing and digital multiplexing technology; synchronization principles; channel coding theory; spread spectrum communication principles; and modern communication system simulation, among others. The book is rich in content, broad in scope, and presents clear explanations with a combination of theory and practice. To help readers better understand the principles and master analytical methods, each chapter includes selected exercises. Additionally, simulation experiments for several typical theories in modern communication are provided to guide students in expanding their learning scope, familiarizing themselves with course applications, and enhancing their innovative awareness. This book can serve as a textbook for graduate students in the field of communication and information systems, as well as a reference for senior undergraduate students in communication engineering and electronic information engineering. It is also suitable for reading and reference by communication engineering technicians and researchers.