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Unit - 1 Random Processes & Noise
Unit 1
Random Processes Noise
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Mathematical definition of a random process
1.3 Stationary processes
1.4 Mean
1.5 Correlation Covariance function
1.6 Ergodic processes
1.7 Transmission of a random process through a LTI filter
1.8 Power spectral density
1.9 Mathematical Representation of Noise Some Sources of Noise
1.10 Frequencydomain Representation of Noise
1.11 Superposition of Noises
1.12 Linear Filtering of Noise
1.13 Quadrature Components of Noise
1.14 Representation of Noise using Orthonormal Coordinates
Unit - 2 Digital Modulation-I
Unit 2
Digital ModulationI
2.1 Baseband Signal Receiver Probability of Error
2.2 Optimal Receiver Design
2.3 Digital Modulation Generation Reception Signal Space Representation and Probability of Error Calculation for Binary Phase Shift Keying BPSK
2.4 Binary Frequency Shift Keying BFSK
2.5 Quadrature Phase Shift Keying QPSK
2.6 Mary Phase Shift Keying MPSK
Unit - 3 Digital Modulation-II
Unit 3
Digital ModulationII
3.1 Generation Reception Signal Space Representation and Probability of Error Calculation for Quadrature Amplitude Shift Keying QASK
3.2 Mary FSK MFSK
3.3 Minimum Shift Keying MSK
3.4 Pulse Shaping to reduce Interchannel and Intersymbol Interference some Issues in transmission and reception.
3.5 Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing OFDM
3.6 Comparison of digital modulation systems
Unit - 4 Spread Spectrum Modulation
Unit 4
Spread Spectrum Modulation
4.1 Use of Spread Spectrum
4.2 Direct sequence DS spread spectrum
4.3 Spread Spectrum and Code Division Multiple Access CDMA
4.4 Ranging Using DS Spread Spectrum
4.5 Frequency Hopping FH Spread Spectrum
4.6 Pseudorandom PN Sequences Generation and Characteristics
4.7 Synchronization in Spread Spectrum Systems
Unit - 5 Information Theoretic Approach To Communication System
Unit 5
Information Theoretic Approach to Communication System
5.1 Introduction to information theory
5.2 Entropy and its properties
5.3 Source coding theorem
5.4 Huffman coding
5.5 ShannonFano coding
5.6 Discrete memory less channel
5.7 Mutual information
5.8 Channel capacity
5.9 Channel coding theorem
5.10 Differential entropy and mutual Information for continuous ensembles
5.11 Information Capacity theorem
Unit - 6 Error-Control Coding
Unit 6
ErrorControl Coding
6.1 Linear Block Codes Coding
6.2 Syndrome and error detection
6.3 Error detection and correction capability
6.4 Standard array and syndrome decoding
6.5 Cyclic Codes Coding Decoding
6.6 Convolutional Codes Coding Decoding
6.7 Introduction to Turbo Codes LDPC Codes
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