Communication Systems  (English, Paperback, Carlson A. Bruce)

Communication Systems is a book that covers analog and digital communications, and is an ideal guide for students and professionals in the field. The book comprehensively covers the concepts associated with the subject, and also features examples and exercises after each chapter. Students can solve these in order to prepare for any examination. This is an introductory text that explains electrical communication systems along with hardware considerations, design principles, and analysis methods. The book also features additional information on spread spectrum analysis, including subsections like multiple access methods and wireless systems. It contains solved examples and exercises at the end of each chapter. The concepts have been presented in an easily understandable manner. In addition, the book contains several new and old topics, including DSL (Digital Subscriber Lines) along with ADSL and ISDN, Computer Networks (including OSI and TCP/IP protocols), HDTV, and Turbo Coding.

A. Bruce Carlson was an author who wrote many books on engineering and was considered to be an icon in the field of computer, systems, and electrical engineering. In the year 2002, he retired as Professor Emeritus. Carlson passed away on the 18th of March, 2007. He was the author of well-known books like Techniques In Adlerian Psychology, Do You Dot-Com:A Field Guide To Understand Life At An Internet Company First Edition, and Signal and Linear System Analysis 2nd Edition. Dr. Paul Crilly teaches at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Janet C. Rutledge is the Dean and Vice Provost of the Graduate School University Of Maryland.