Introducing concepts in the analysis and design of analog and digital
communication systems, this text is intended primarily for use in a
senior or first-year graduate introductory course in
communications. It assumes a strong background in signals and linear
systems theory and elementary probability. The text provides a
detailed coverage of communication systems topics, including source
coding, channel coding, baseband and carrier modulation, channel
distortion and equalization, synchronization, and spread-spectrum
techniques. Because of the increasing prevalence of digital
communication technologies, it gives significant emphasis to digital
communication concepts and techniques. Although the text is more
theoretical than applications-oriented, it contains over 180
worked-out examples and over 480 problems (many with answers) to aid
the reader in applying the theory to real-world situations. The
authors give extra attention to the more challenging concepts, making
this an ideal text for those new to the subject.New second edition
introduces the basic principles underlying the analysis and design of
communication systems. Gives a solid introduction to analog
communications and a review of important mathematical foundation
topics.
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