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The first step of A/D conversion: the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem.
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Coding, conversion, modulation, multiplexing, and error-control fundamentals for telecom signals.
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The first step of A/D conversion: the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem.
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Converting continuous sample amplitudes into discrete levels and the resulting quantization noise.
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Non-linear quantization using A-law and µ-law to improve SNR for low-amplitude signals.
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The fundamental technique for digital representation of analog signals, like voice.
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A simple 1-bit differential coding technique, including its adaptive variants (ADM).
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Advanced differential coding using multi-bit quantization for better compression.
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An overview of indirect (e.g., integrating) and direct (e.g., flash) conversion techniques.
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The fastest ADC architecture: parallel conversion using comparators.
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High-precision conversion using single-slope and dual-slope integration methods.
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A widely used method balancing speed and resolution via iterative comparisons.
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Converting digital words to analog signals using a weighted resistor network.
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A precise and practical DAC architecture using a ladder of only two resistor values.
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Transforming binary data into physical signals for transmission (NRZ, RZ, Manchester, AMI, HDB-3).
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Using pseudo-random sequences (PRBS) to ensure clock recovery and eliminate DC component.
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Advanced clock recovery techniques including PLL architectures, jitter performance, and implementation considerations.
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Techniques for extracting the timing signal from the received data stream.
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The basics of Non-Return-to-Zero line coding and its spectral properties.
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Understanding Return-to-Zero codes and how they improve clock recovery.
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A self-clocking line code used in Ethernet with built-in transitions.
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Alternate Mark Inversion: a bipolar code that eliminates DC component.
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High-Density Bipolar 3-zero code, an enhancement of AMI that avoids long zero sequences.
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Coded Mark Inversion, a line code providing excellent clock recovery features.
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Redundant codes like 1b/2b or 3b/4b used in fiber optics to ensure DC balance and synchronization.
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Concepts of redundancy, ARQ (feedback) and FEC (forward error correction).
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A simple error detection method based on counting the number of ones.
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The simplest form of FEC based on majority voting.
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A classic single-error correcting, double-error detecting block code.
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A powerful error-detection technique based on polynomial division.
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The core concept of impressing information onto a high-frequency carrier wave.
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Varying the amplitude of the carrier wave. Exploring DSB-WC, DSB-SC, and SSB.
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Varying the frequency of the carrier. Concepts of deviation and modulation index.
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Varying the phase of the carrier wave and its relationship with FM.
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Digital modulation by switching between discrete amplitude levels.
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Digital modulation by switching between discrete frequency levels.
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The general principle of digital modulation by shifting the phase of the carrier.
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Visualizing digital modulation schemes in the I-Q plane.
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The simplest form of PSK, using two phases to encode 1 bit per symbol.
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Using four phases to encode 2 bits per symbol, doubling the data rate of BPSK.
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A variant of QPSK that reduces amplitude fluctuations, ideal for non-linear channels.
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Encoding information in the phase difference between symbols to simplify receivers.
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Doubling spectral efficiency by transmitting two independent QPSK signals on orthogonal polarizations.
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Generalizing PSK to M phases to encode log2(M) bits per symbol.
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Advanced, spectrally efficient FSK schemes like Minimum Shift Keying.
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Combining ASK and PSK for high spectral efficiency (16-QAM, 64-QAM).
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Modulating the amplitude of a pulse train, a key step in sampling.
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Encoding information in the duration (width) of pulses.
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Encoding information in the time position of pulses.
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Representing an analog signal's amplitude via the density of pulses.
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Analysis of R_b = R_s * m relationship and impact of modulation complexity on spectral efficiency.
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Multiplexing technique that divides the available bandwidth into separate frequency bands for different signals.
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Multiplexing technique that divides transmission time into separate time slots for different signals.
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Multiple access technique using spread spectrum and unique codes for each user.
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Multiplexing technique that uses spatial separation or multiple antennas to transmit multiple signals simultaneously.
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Simplex, half-duplex, and full-duplex communication explained.
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Optical multiplexing technique that uses different wavelengths of light to carry separate signals.
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Optical multiplexing technique that uses different wavelengths of light to carry separate signals.
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High-capacity optical multiplexing with closely spaced wavelength channels for maximum fiber utilization.
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High-speed optical multiplexing technique that interleaves optical pulses in time domain.
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Principles of multi-carrier transmission with orthogonal subcarriers for high spectral efficiency.
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Multiple access scheme based on OFDM that allocates subcarriers to different users.
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Antenna technology using multiple transmit and receive antennas to improve communication performance.
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