جزوه مخابرات دکتر غلام رضا دانسفهانی (انگلیسی)

Telecommunications 1
Dr Reza Danesfahani
February 26, 2007

عناوین کتاب:

Preamble
Syllabus
Grading
Bibliography
Overview and Introduction
Analog and Digital Systems
Some Important Events In Telecommunication
Basic Modes of Communication
Channel
Receiver
Modulation/Demodulation
Multiplexing
Radio Spectrum
Microwave Frequency Bands
Wavelength Designation
Signals and Systems
Waveform
Periodic Waveform
DC value of a Waveform
Instantaneous Power
Root Mean Square Value
Average Power
Average Normalized Power
Power Waveform
Normalized Energy
Energy Waveform
Gain
SignaltoNoise Ration
Fourier Transform
Dirac Delta Function
Unit Step Function
Rectangular Pulse
Triangular Pulse
Convolution
Power Spectral Density
Autocorrelation
Example
Fourier Series
Power Spectral Density
Bandlimited Waveform
Time Limited Waveform
Absolute Bandwidth
dB Bandwidth
NulltoNull Bandwidth
Bounded Spectrum Bandwidth
Power Bandwidth
Equivalent Noise Bandwidth
FCC Bandwidth
Signal Transmission
Undistorted Transmission
Nonlinear Distortion
Transmission Loss and Repeaters
Radio transmission free space loss
Double SidebandSuppressed Carrier Modulation
Modulation
Baseband
Carrier Communication
Lower sideband
Upper sideband
DSBSC
Demodulation
Synchronous
Modulation
Multiplier Modulator
Nonlinear Modulator
Switching Modulator
Frequency Mixing
Ordinary Amplitude Modulation
Time Domain
Spectrum
Modulation Index
Overmodulation
Power Efficiency
Positive Modulation
Negative Modulation
Overall Modulation Percentage
Generation of AM Signal
Demodulation of AM Signals
Rectifier Detector
Envelope Detector
Modulation Efficiency
Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM)
Single Sideband Modulation
Timedomain representation
SSBUSB spectrum
SSBUSB signal
Generation of SSB signals
SelectiveFiltering Method
PhaseShift Method
Demodulation of SSB signals
Synchronous Method
Envelope Detection Method
Problem
CCITT standard
Vestigial Sideband Modulation
Demodulation Methods
VSB Spectrum
Use of VSB in Broadcast Television
Linearity of Amplitude Modulation

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