Transceiver And System Design For Digital Communications 4th Ed 2014 Scott R Bullock by Scott R. Bullock 9781613532034, 1613532032 instant download after payment.

This 4th edition is an extensive update on transceiver design and features significant new chapters on the important emerging technology of cognitive radio, systems, and networks in commercial applications. Derived from numerous engineer training workshops, this book is ideal for digital wireless communications system designers.
Transceiver design is described as the device that both sends and receives signals and its place within the wireless communication system. Transceiver and System Design for Digital Communications, 4th edition have been significantly updated from the previous editions and the entire content has been reorganised to improve the overall flow of the book and enhance reader understanding.
Various techniques and designs are evaluated for modulating and sending digital data, allowing readers to gain a firm understanding of the processes needed to effectively design wireless data link communication systems.
This applied engineering reference covers a wide range of data link communication design techniques, including:
- link budgets
- dynamic range and system analysis of receivers and transmitters
- digital modulation and demodulation techniques of phase-shift keyed and frequency hopped spread spectrum systems using phase diagrams
- multipath
- gain control
- an intuitive approach to probability
- jamming
- reduction method using various adaptive processes
- global positioning systems (GPS) data link
- direction-finding and interferometers
- broadband communications and home networking
The book has been derived from numerous training workshops taught to engineers through private courses. The 4th edition will appeal to digital wireless communications system designers in both commercial and military sectors, in particular new engineers requiring practical design techniques and fundamental understanding of modern systems that employ digital transceivers.