Communication Systems / Simon Haykin

It includes Index.

The study of communication systems is basic to an undergraduate program in electrical engineering. In this third edition, the author has presented a study of classical communication theory in a logical and interesting manner. The material is illustrated with examples and computer-oriented experiments intended to help the reader develop an intuitive grasp of the theory under discussion.

Contents

Introduction
·Representation of Signals and Systems
·Continuous-Wave Modulation
·Random Processes
·Noise in CW Modulation Systems
·Pulse Modulation
·Baseband Pulse Transmission
·Digital Passband Transmission
·Spread-Spectrum Modulation
·Fundamental Limits in Information Theory
·Error Control Coding
·Advanced Communication Systems

Appendix 1: Speech and Television as Sources of Information
Appendix 2: Fourier Series
Appendix 3: Time-Frequency Analysis
Appendix 4: Bessel Functions
Appendix 5: Schwarzs Inequality
Appendix 6: Noise Figure
Appendix 7: Error Function
Appendix 8: Statistical Characterization of Complex Random Processes
Appendix 9: Binary Arithmetic
Appendix 10: Cryptography
Appendix 11: Mathematical Tables
Glossary
Abbreviations
Bibliography
Index