COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEMS
ELEC ENG 3TR4
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
1.
Marks for the Mid-term Test are available here.
2.
Anyone who misses a lab for whatever reason, it is not
enough to send me a MSAF notice. You must go to see your lab TA Mostafa to re-arrange a time to do your lab. Otherwise you
will not get any mark for that component of the course.
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Professor K.M. Wong
ITB Rm A309 Ext. 24098
Email:
wong@mail.ece.mcmaster.ca
Teaching Assistants:
Lab TA’s
Jiaping Priscilla Liang ITB Rm
A203, Ext. 27904 email: liangj5@mcmaster.ca
Office
hours:
Mostafa Medra ITB Rm A203, Ext. 27904 email:
medramm@mcmaster.ca
Office
hours:
Jia Xu ITB
Rm A203, Ext. 27904 email: xuj65@mcmaster.ca
Office
hours:
Tutorial TA’s
Zheng dong ITB Rm A203, Ext. 27904 email:
dongzheng.sdu@gmail.com
Office
hours:
Mehdi Razeghi Jahromi ITB Rm
A203, Ext. 27904 email: razeghm@mcmaster.ca
Office
hours:
K.M. Wong, Introduction to Communications, McMaster
University Courseware, 2013.
(available at McMaster Bookstore)
Errata
1. Ch
1: Introduction
2. Ch 2: Signal Analysis Errata
3. Ch
3: Transmission of Signals Errata
4. Ch
4: Amplitude Modulation Errata
5. Ch 5: Angle Modulation Errata
6. Ch 6: Pulse
Modulation Errata
7. Ch 7: Noise
in Communication Systems
8. Appendix: Revision
on Probability and Random Signals
1. S. Haykin and Michael Moher, Communication systems, 5th
ed., John Wiley & Sons
(available at Thode
Library, McMaster University)
Course Components:
1. Final Examination 50%
2. One Mid-term Test 15%
Test
papers and solutions 1,
2,
3,
4
3. Three
Lab Experiments 30%
4. Lecture and Tutorial Participation 5%
Only Cassio FX991 calculators are
permitted in tests and examinations.
The instructor reserves the right to decide
on conducting any deferred test or examination in either
written
or oral format.
Solutions to
problems are written in PDF files.
1. Ch 1 (no problems for
this chapter)
2. Ch 2 Signal Analysis: problem
solutions
3. Ch
3 Transmission of Signals: problem
solutions
4. Ch
4 Amplitude Modulation: problem solutions
5. Ch
5 Angle Modulation problem
solutions
6. Ch
6 Pulse Modulation problem
solutions
7. Ch
7 Noise in Communication Systems problem solutions
8. Appendix: Revision on Probability and Random Signals
Supplementary Notes:
1. The
working of a Balanced Discriminator for FM Signals
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Laboratory Experiments:
Experiment 1: Lab
1
b)
Instruction video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOPeEa7d2iE&feature=youtu.be
c)
Each student has to submit an individual report for his/her lab.
Experiment
2: Lab 2
b)
Instruction video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NDrgZIYD9U
c)
Each student has to submit an individual report for his/her lab.
Experiment
3: Lab3 The two files needed in Lab 3 can be
downloaded here a) ydata.mat
b) part3.mat
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