Oliver

Gary M. Miller

Contains laboratory experiments to reinforce concepts which are critical for a sound understanding of electronic communications. New experiments have been added on Fiber Optic Cabling Splicing and Fiber Optic Cable Connectorization.

Modern electronic communication

Jeffrey S. Beasley

Jonathan D. Hymer

This is the eBook of the printed book and may not include any media, website access codes, or print supplements that may come packaged with the bound book. Electronic Communications: A Systems Approach provides a comprehensive overview of wireless and wired, analog and digital electronic communications technologies at the systems level. The authors’ carefully crafted narrative structure helps readers put the many facts and concepts encountered in the study of communications technologies into a larger, coherent whole. Topics covered include modulation, communications circuits, transmitters and receivers, digital communications techniques (including digital modulation and demodulation), telephone and wired computer networks, wireless communications systems (both short range and wide area), transmission lines, wave propagation, antennas, waveguides and radar, and fiber-optic systems. The math analysis strikes a middle ground between the calculus-intensive communications texts intended for four-year BSEE programs and the math-avoidance path followed by some texts intended for two-year programs.

Gary M. Miller

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