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Department of Communication & Electronics
Engineering

Analog Communications
Ch0: Introduction

Instructor
Ibrahim N. Abu-
Abu-Isbeih

Email: abusbeih@philadelphia.edu.jo
Website: www.abusbeih.com/ecourse
 Instructor Information
Office location: Engineering 809
Office hours:
Email: abusbeih@philadelphia.edu.jo
Course website:
www.abusbeih.com/ecourse
www.philadelphia.edu.jo/academics/abusbeih

Research interests:
Signal Processing, Modulation Theory, Speech Processing and
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Speech
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Course: Analog Communications - Ch.0 - Instructor: Ibrahim Abu-Isbeih [2]

 Textbook & Software
Textbook:
S. Haykin & M. Moher, Communication Systems, 5th ed.,
International Student Version, John Wiley, 2010.
S. Haykin, Communication Systems, 4th ed., John Wiley, 2001.
Owns the copyright of many figures in these slides.
For convenience, the note 2000 Wiley, Haykin / Communication System, 4th ed. is not
shown for each figure.

Software: MATLAB

Course: Analog Communications - Ch.0 - Instructor: Ibrahim Abu-Isbeih [3]

 Contents
Ch1. Background and Preview
Ch2. Fourier Theory and Communication Signals
- Fourier Transform (Review)
- Filters
- Low-Pass
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Band-Pass
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Ch3. Amplitude Modulation:
- Amplitude Modulation
- DSB-SC Modulation
- SSB Modulation
- VSB Modulation

Course: Analog Communications - Ch.0 - Instructor: Ibrahim Abu-Isbeih [4]

 Contents
Ch4. Angle Modulation:
- Phase Modulation
- Frequency Modulation
Ch5. Random Variables and Processes (Review):
- Noise
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- Narrowband Noise
Ch6. Noise in Analog Modulation
Ch7. Digital Representation of Analog Signals:
- The Sampling Process
- PAM, PPM and PWM
- Time-Division Multiplexing (TDM)

Course: Analog Communications - Ch.0 - Instructor: Ibrahim Abu-Isbeih [5]