Radio receiver design
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
Radio receiver design
(Electrical engineering and electronics, 104)
Marcel Dekker, c1998
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  Okinawa
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Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Provides a fundamental understanding of current as well as future concepts and techniques essential for systematically defining and manufacturing a receiver that is flexible yet functional in today's world. An excellent introduction to communications and the role of receivers in conveying information.
Table of Contents
- Introduction - communicating links and the receiver's role
- modulation and bandwidth
- receiver configurations
- the superheterodyne receiver
- amplifier design and application
- mixer/converter design
- local oscillator design
- demodulator design and application
- defining and measuring performance
- receiving antennas
- implementation with digital methods
- level diagrams in receiver design
- error detection and correction
- receiver examples. Appendices: glossary
- spread spectrum receivers
- Gray codes
- answers and questions
- receiver applications and frequency ranges
- wavelength (Zigma) and frequency
- noise in a receiver's bandwidth
- dBs, dBms, and other mysteries
- power transfer and impedance match
- grounding, bypassing, and shielding
- simulating a QPSK modem
- simulating RF systems using system view by Elanix.
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