Principles of electronic communication systems
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TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill/Glencoe, ©2003Edition: 2nd EditionDescription: ix, 1030 p. : color illustrationsISBN: 0078281318 ; 9780078281310 ; 0078281326 ; 9780078281327Subject(s): TelecommunicationDDC classification: 621.382 Summary: Principles of Electronic Communication Systems is an introductory course in communication electronics for students with a background in basic electronics. The program provides students with the current, state-of-the-art electronics techniques used in all modern forms of electronic communications, including radio, television, telephones, facsimiles, cell phones, satellites, LAN systems, digital transmission, and microwave communications. The text is readable with easy-to-understand line drawings and color photographs. The up-to-date content includes a new chapter on wireless communications systems. Various aspects of troubleshooting are discussed throughout.
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Principles of Electronic Communication Systems is an introductory course in communication electronics for students with a background in basic electronics. The program provides students with the current, state-of-the-art electronics techniques used in all modern forms of electronic communications, including radio, television, telephones, facsimiles, cell phones, satellites, LAN systems, digital transmission, and microwave communications. The text is readable with easy-to-understand line drawings and color photographs. The up-to-date content includes a new chapter on wireless communications systems. Various aspects of troubleshooting are discussed throughout.
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