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The book typically follows a "bottom-up" approach: Signals $\rightarrow$ Systems $\rightarrow$ Modulation $\rightarrow$ Noise $\rightarrow$ Information Theory. If you are an instructor, consider emailing McGraw-Hill
: A comprehensive look at how information (voice, data, video) is converted into signals and moved through channels. Modulation Techniques Modulation Techniques is a seminal textbook that provides
is a seminal textbook that provides a unified approach to communication systems by blending statistical theory with practical engineering applications. Originally published in 1959, later editions (such as the 3rd in 1980 and 4th in 1990) expanded its scope to include digital networking, fiber optics, and satellite communications. Using probability to predict error rates
The book provides an exhaustive analysis of how to modify a carrier signal to transmit information.
Using probability to predict error rates.