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Digital Communications

I use the saved course file to reconnect sampling, baseband transmission, digital modulation, and error-rate analysis.

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Unit numbers expand topics from the saved file into a concept sequence, not an attendance-week record.

12 Units

Weekly study sequence

  1. W01Digital Communication System ModelSource and channel · Transmitter and receiver · Baseband and passband
  2. W02Sampling and QuantizationNyquist sampling · Aliasing · Quantization noise
  3. W03PCM and Line CodingPCM frames · NRZ and Manchester · DC content
  4. W04Probability and Noise ModelsRandom variables · Gaussian noise · Power spectral density
  5. W05Pulse Shaping and PAMSymbol pulses · Raised-cosine filters · Roll-off factor
  6. W06ISI and the Nyquist CriterionInter-symbol interference · Zero-ISI condition · Eye diagrams
  7. W07Matched Filters and DetectionCorrelators · Matched filters · Decision thresholds
  8. W08ASK, FSK, and PSKCoherent detection · Signal constellations · Orthogonality
  9. W09QPSK and QAMI/Q representation · Symbol mapping · Gray coding
  10. W10BER and Error ProbabilityQ-function · Eb/N0 · Theoretical BER
  11. W11Carrier and Timing SynchronizationCarrier offset · Phase offset · Symbol timing
  12. W12Channel Coding and Link SimulationBlock codes · Coding gain · AWGN links

How I use this hub

I open one unit at a time, restate the core terms, and compare equations, circuits, code, and saved results.

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