This book develops a solid understanding of the general principles that govern all communications systems. Topics include traditional analog communication techniques such as AM and FM, modern digital systems, radar, wireless, networking, consumer communications systems, and many other areas. Practical applications are stressed with an emphasis on signal processing at a systems level, in order to provide a better background for readers as technology advances and new integrated circuits become available.
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This book isn't all that bad at all. It has a lot of information on frequency domain calculations and Fourier analysis. It has some decent information on calculating transfer functions of various passive and active filters. The math isn't crazy intense. While there is some calculus, the majority of problems I've encountered were easily solved using elementary algebra with some complex numbers and trigonometry. I bought this book for a signal analysis class and have relied on it in the workplace as well. Some of the topics are pretty interesting such as frequency translation, transmission lines, oscillators and the very useful filters, just to name a few. I wish the book went into more detail on some of the filter topologies. In some cases, it has a filter response, tells you the topology then goes onto another topic. Overall, not a bad book.
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Today is April 3 and I order my book back on March 4 and for some reason I still haven't gotten my book. I would not recommend to ever buy a book from here ever again.
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