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Communication Systems - I - EE 228

This 3-credit course outline covers communication systems over 8 weeks. Topics include introduction to communication systems and signals, amplitude and angle modulation techniques, sampling and pulse code modulation, digital data transmission, and digital communication technology. Students will be evaluated based on in-semester assessments (30%) and a final exam (70%). Key concepts covered are Shannon's capacity formula, Fourier series, amplitude modulation like DSB and QAM, frequency modulation, sampling theorem, PCM, line coding, and digital carrier systems.

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Communication Systems - I - EE 228

This 3-credit course outline covers communication systems over 8 weeks. Topics include introduction to communication systems and signals, amplitude and angle modulation techniques, sampling and pulse code modulation, digital data transmission, and digital communication technology. Students will be evaluated based on in-semester assessments (30%) and a final exam (70%). Key concepts covered are Shannon's capacity formula, Fourier series, amplitude modulation like DSB and QAM, frequency modulation, sampling theorem, PCM, line coding, and digital carrier systems.

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Course Outline

Rev No 1
SUIT Credit Hours : 3-0 Page 1 of 2 pages
Dated: 10.09.05
EE-228

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS – I
Text Book:- "Modern Digital & Analog Communication Systems By "B.P.Laths"

Pre-requisite:- Nil

Grading Policy:-

In Semester Evaluation: 30%


Final Evaluation: 70%

Week-Wise Breakdown

Week Topics/Activities Chapter

“'Introduction to Communication System”


l. a) Communication System Model
l. b) Analogue & Digital Data/Messages 1
l. c) SNR, BW, Rate, Spectrum, Frequency of Signal
1.d) Shannon's Capacity Formula
“Introduction to Signal”
2.a) Signal Definitions & Nature
2.b) Classification of Signals
2.b.a) Continues-Time & Discrete-Time Signals
2.b.b) Analogue & Digital Signals
2.b.c) Periodic & A periodic Signals
2.c) Signal Operations 2
2.c.a)Time-Shifting
2.c.b) Time-Scaling
2.c.c) Time-Reversal
2.d) Unit Impulse Function
2.e) Trigonometric Fourier Series
2.f) Exponential Fourier Series
“Amplitude (Linear) Modulation”
4.a) Base band & Carrier Communication
4.b) Amplitude Modulation: Double Side Band(DSB) 4
4.c) Amplitude Modulation (AM)
4.d) Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM)
4.e) Amplitude Modulation: Single Side Band(SSB)
“Angle (Exponential) Modulation”
5.a) Concept of Instantaneous Frequency
5.b)BW of Angle-Modulated Waves
5.c) Generation of FM waves 5
5.d) Demodulation of FM
5.e) FM Receiver
“Sampling & Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)”
6.a) Sampling Theorem
6.b) PCM 6
6.c) Differential PCM (DPCM)
6.d) Delta Modulation
“Digital Data Transmission”
7.a) Digital Communication System
7.b) Line Coding, Pulse Shaping, Scrambling, Repeaters 7
7.c) Digital Carrier Systems
7.d) Digital Multiplexing
“Digital Communication Technology”
8.a) North American Hierarchy
8.b) Digital Services
8.b.a)ISDN 8
8.b.b) Frame Relay
8.b.c) Cell Relay
8.c) E1,T1 Multiplexed Lines
8.d) SDH,SONET

End Semester Exam

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