Simulation Techniques: Models of Communication Signals and Processes
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Floyd M. Gardner is a consulting engineer active in electronics and communications. He is the principal of Gardner Research Company, a Fellow of the IEEE, a registered professional engineer in California, and the author of Phaselock Techniques, Second Edition.
John D. Baker worked for many years as a software engineer in communications, signal processing, and simulation. Currently, he is at a university, applying his knowledge of technology to the teaching of mathematics. The authors have been working together on simulation programs since 1980. This book reveals much of what they have learned on the subject.
John D. Baker worked for many years as a software engineer in communications, signal processing, and simulation. Currently, he is at a university, applying his knowledge of technology to the teaching of mathematics. The authors have been working together on simulation programs since 1980. This book reveals much of what they have learned on the subject.
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FOUNDATIONS.
Representation of Analog Signals and Noise.
Representation of Analog Filters.
Representation of Analog Signal Processes.
Digital Simulation of Analog Signals and Processes.
MODELING OF SIGNALS AND PROCESSES.
Computer Modeling of Analog Filters.
Generation of Data Signals.
Overview of Reception Processes.
Generation of Noise.
Shifters and Interpolators.
Synchronization.
Symbol Detection and Demapping.
Evaluation of Performance.
Feedback Loops and Control Signals.
Simulation of Digital Processes.
Sample Rate Conversion.
UTILITIES AND PROGRAMMING.
Entry and Builder Routines.
Graphical Displays.
Programming Issues.
References.
Index.
Representation of Analog Signals and Noise.
Representation of Analog Filters.
Representation of Analog Signal Processes.
Digital Simulation of Analog Signals and Processes.
MODELING OF SIGNALS AND PROCESSES.
Computer Modeling of Analog Filters.
Generation of Data Signals.
Overview of Reception Processes.
Generation of Noise.
Shifters and Interpolators.
Synchronization.
Symbol Detection and Demapping.
Evaluation of Performance.
Feedback Loops and Control Signals.
Simulation of Digital Processes.
Sample Rate Conversion.
UTILITIES AND PROGRAMMING.
Entry and Builder Routines.
Graphical Displays.
Programming Issues.
References.
Index.
