Communications Fundamentals
A clear, concise introduction to the fundamentals underpinning the design and operation of modern communications systems. Written for non-specialists without sacrificing technical accuracy, it provides an enduring foundation for engineers, managers, students, and informed decision-makers.
Front Matter
Chapters
- Chapter 1: Communications System Model
- Chapter 2: The Source
- Chapter 3: Source Coding
- Chapter 4: Channel Coding
- Chapter 5: Cryptography
- Chapter 6: Modulation
- Chapter 7: Multiplexing
- Chapter 8: Multiple Access and Frequency Spreading
- Chapter 9: Transmitters and Receivers
- Chapter 10: Transmission Media
- Chapter 11: Radio-Wave Propagation
- Chapter 12: Antennas
- Chapter 13: Types of Communications Systems
- Chapter 14: Networking
- Chapter 15: Internetworking
