This book examines in practical detail the principles of communication theory as applied to the transmission of information, with equal emphasis given to analog and digital communication. It focuses on basic issues, relating theory to practice. Examples, sets of problems, footnotes, historical references and suggestions for further reading are included. Table of Contents: Representation of Signals and Systems Amplitude Modulation Angle Modulation Random Processes Noise in CW Modulation Pulse-Analog Modulation Pulse-Digital Modulation Baseband Data Transmission Band-Pass Data Transmission Appendixes Glossary Index

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