Communication Systems

Students will explore modulation techniques, noise effects, and various communication channel characteristics, building a foundational understanding of how information is transmitted and received. The curriculum also delves into digital communication systems, including sampling, quantization, encoding, and multiplexing, preparing students for practical applications in electronics engineering technology.

Course outline

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01Introduction to Communication Systemslecture

02Signals and Spectralecture

03Amplitude Modulation (AM) Techniqueslecture

04Angle Modulation (FM and PM) Techniqueslecture

05Noise in Communication Systemslecture

06Analog-to-Digital Conversion: Sampling and Quantizationlecture

07Digital Modulation Techniques (ASK, FSK, PSK)lecture

08Midterm examassignment

09Error Control Codinglecture

10Multiplexing and Multiple Access Techniqueslecture

11Wireless Communication Fundamentalslecture

12Data Communication Networkslecture

13Optical Communication Systemslecture

14Final projectassignment

Syllabus

*   **Course Objectives:**
    *   Analyze core concepts of analog and digital modulation schemes.
    *   Evaluate the impact of noise and interference on communication system performance.
    *   Design and analyze basic communication circuits and components.
    *   Apply principles of digital signal processing to communication systems.
    *   Understand the architecture and operation of modern communication networks.
*   **Grading Breakdown:**
    *   Homework/Quizzes: 30%
    *   Labs/Simulations: 30%
    *   Midterm Exam: 20%
    *   Final Project: 20%