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Amplitude Modulation
Communication Systems
EEE F311

Contents

1

Aim of the course, what to expect?

2

Course content

3

Instructions about the course

4

Introduction/Discussions

Aim of the course …
 Understanding signals and systems
 Analog & Digital modulation/transmission techniques  Understanding important block-sets of communication system
 Information theory
 Analysis of communication systems
 Recent trends in communication

References required



B.P. Lathi, Modern Digital and Analog Communication
Systems, 4th Edition, Oxford University Press, 1998



Simon Haykin, Communication Systems,5th Edition,
John Wiley & Sons, 2001.

References



Proakis John, Digital Communications, 4th Edition, TMH
K. Sam Shanmugam, Digital and Analog communication systems, John
Wiley & Sons

Evaluation components
Component

Date/time

T1

Duration

weightage

Nature

14/09
1Hr
04:00-05:00

15%

CB

T2

24/10
1Hr
04:00-05:00

15%

OB

Assignment/
Surprise tests

----

10%

OB

Lab regular (Perf ---+Report+Matlab)

3 Hrs

12%

OB

Lab compre +
Online Matlab

1.5 Hr+ 1Hr 13%

CB

3 Hrs

CB/OB

Compre

13/12/13

35%

Digital Communication lab - A-201

 Equipped with DSO, AFG, DMM, Power supplies  Trainer kits for all the experiments supported by the softcopy of manual
 One of the group-member should carry laptop, will need to install MATLAB + certain software to use the instruments in lab.

To be revised…
Communication systems

S&S

EMF

Random theory Probability

To Begin …

BEGIN WITH HISTORY

History
1864

1876

1896 -Wireless Telegraphy Marconi

1887
Detection of Radio Waves
(Hertz)

History













1906
1925
1935
1947
1948

-First AM Radio
–First TV system demo
–FM radio demo
–Concept of cellular system-Bell
–Information theory
- Invention of transistor
- Radar/Microwave systems

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