Book: Communication System Engineering, J G. Proakis, M. Salehi, II edition
Goals of the course
The objective of the course is to provide an introduction to the basic principles of analysis and design of digital communication
systems
The souce coder produces an efficient representation of the Information produced by the source dropping the existing redundancy of the sequence Xi → Data Compression
The imput symbols ε Source coding alphabet.
The output symbols ε Channel coding alphabet.
The channel coder introduces “ad hoc” redundancy (e.g, parity bits, repetition codes, etc.) to make the information more tollerant against channel impairments such as additive noise, interferences and fadings.
The data modulator is the interface between the digital section of the transmission system and the transmission medium (twisted pair, coaxial cable, radio spectrum etc.).
It synthesizes the continuous-time signal (waveform) starting from the symbol sequence (digital signal) produced by the channel coder Es. Bock memoriless modulator : Yi↔si(t).
The symbol block at the channel decoder input is transformed in a block of symbols ∈ Source Coding Alphabet
The blocks of source-coding symbols are converted in blocks of source-symbols to be delivered to the final user.
The final user imposes the reliability level to be guaranteed associated with the delivered information.
The channel coding and the modulation can be performed by a single operation.
In a real system one or more blocks of the canonical scheme can be omitted.
Example:
The channel is good enough (or the required BER is sufficiently high) so that source coding can be avoided.
The source information is enough compressed so that the source coding can be avoided.
5. Digital Transmission over AWGN chanel
6. Evaluation of P(e) for optimum RX in AWGN
7. Error probability for M-PSK
8. Noncoherent ML Demodulation of FSK signals in AWGN
9. Transmission through bandlimited AWGN channels
13. Cyclic Codes
Communication System Engineering, J G. Proakis, M. Salehi, II edition