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|a Johnson, C. Richard
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|a Telecommunication breakdown :
|b concepts of communication transmitted via software-defined radio /
|c C. Richard Johnson and William A. Sethares.
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|a New Jersey :
|b Pearson Prentice Hall,
|c 2004
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|a [xiv], 379 p. ;
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|a Parte 1. When is a digital radio like an onion?. 1. A digital radio. Parte 2. The Component architectural layer. 2. A telecommunication system. 3. The five elements. Parte 3. The idealized system layer. 4. Modelling corruption. 5. Analog (De)modulation. 6. Sampling with automatic gain control. 7. Digital Filtering and the DFT. 8. Bits to symbols to signals. 9. Stuff happens. Parte 4. The Adaptative component layer. 10. Carrier recovery. 11. Pulse shapping and receive filtering. 12. Timing recovery. 13. Linear equalization. 14. Coding. Parte 5. The integration layer. 15. Mix'n match receiver design. A. Transform, identities, and formulas. B. Simulating noise. C. Envelope of bandpass signal. D. Relating the fourier transform to the DFT. E. Power spectral density. F. Relating difference equations to frequency response and intersymbol interference. G. Average and averaging.
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