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Lecture 1
Anup Thapa, PhD
Dept. of EE, KU, Dhulikhel, Nepal
26 Sept.,
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Communication Systems
AM/FM radio
issues
TV
Cellular
Throughput
WMAN
Delay
WLAN
Fairness
WPAN
Energy
WBAN
Security
mmWave
THz
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1830
1876
1901:
1906
1923-1938
1936
1938-1945
1948-1950
1953:
1962
1962-1966
1972
1985
1990s
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Telegraph:
Telephony:
First transatlantic radio telegraph by Marconi
Radio: AM
Television: Monochrome
Armstrongs case of FM radio
World War II Radar and microwave systems
Information Theory and coding. C. E. Shannon
Color TV
Satellite communications begins with Telstar I.
High Speed digital communication
Motorola develops cellular telephone.
Fax Machines
GPS, HDTV
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Efficiently Vs.
Reliability ???
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Communication Systems
Source
Input
Transducer
Distortion
and noise
Transmitter
Channel
Receiver
Output
Transducer
Destination
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Channel
A channel is a physical medium that behaves partly like a filter that
generally attenuates the signal and distorts the transmitted waveforms.
The signal attenuation increase with the length of channel.
Signal waveforms are distorted because of physical phenomena such
as frequency-dependent gains, multipath effects, and Doppler shift.
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Attenuation
Attenuation can be known as the power loss of a signal travelling
through any media. It is a natural phenomenon and occurred due
to the wave characteristics such as refraction, reflection and
diffraction. For instance, sound waves containing our voice
cannot be heard at long distances due to attenuation.
Naturally, attenuation happens exponentially with the travelled
distance. Hence, usually measured in decibels per unit length,
which is a logarithmic unit. Amplifiers are used to remove the
effect of attenuation and repeaters are used to transmit the
reconstructed signals.
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Distortion
Distortion is known as the alternation of the original signal. This may
happen due to the properties of the medium. There are many types of
distortion such as amplitude distortion, harmonic distortion, and phase
distortion. For electromagnetic waves polarization distortions also
occurs. When the distortion occurs, shape of the waveform is
changed.
Signal waveforms are distorted because of physical phenomena such
as frequency-dependent gains, multipath effects, and Doppler shift.
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Channel
Therefore, a channel is a physical medium that behaves partly like a
filter that generally attenuates the signal and distorts the transmitted
waveforms.
noise.
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Channel Noise
Interfering signals are random and are unpredictable from sources
both external and internal.
External Sources: Interference signals transmitted on nearby channels,
human-made noise generated by faulty contact switches of used
electrical equipment, fluorescent lights or natural noise from
lightening, microwave ovens, cellphone emissions and so on.
Internal Sources: Thermal motion of charged particles in conductors,
random emission, and diffusion or recombination of charged carriers
in electronic devices.
External noise can be minimized and eliminated however internal
noise although can be minimized, never can be eliminated.
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Digital Signals
Continuous
Discrete
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Applications:
Analog
Thermometer.
photocopiers
old land-line telephones
audio tapes
VCRs (same as TV)
Digital:
PCs, PDAs
Mobile Phones.
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-Others
Editing
Data Storage
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larger bandwidth
synchronization problem
difficult
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Advantages :
is
relatively
smaller bandwidth
synchronization problem
easier
is
relatively
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&
Discussion
&
END
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