Communication techniques for digital and analog signals
Communication Techniques for Digital and Analog Signals by Morton Kanefsky, published by Harper & Row in 1985, is a comprehensive resource that explores the fundamental concepts of discrete communication techniques. This edition spans 344 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses the prevalent focus on continuous waveform techniques in many undergraduate texts, offering a distinct perspective by emphasizing discrete communications.
Readers will find a wealth of examples, exercises, and references designed to reinforce the material presented. The text aims to provide a solid foundation in digital communications, making it suitable for those looking to deepen their understanding of the subject. By focusing on discrete communication techniques, this book ensures a modern approach to the field, catering to both students and professionals interested in the intricacies of communication systems.
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While most new undergraduate texts primarily emphasize discrete communications there is still a tendency to base the development on continuous waveform techniques. In contrast, this book introduces the basic concepts in terms of discrete communication techniques. This approach has the advantage of guaranteeing a strong modern discrete communications emphasis. The text contains numerous examples, exercises and references to enhance textual material.
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