An Introduction to Digital and Analog Communications

Simon Haykin and Michael Moher’s Second Edition of Introduction to Analog and Digital Communications offers an accessible introduction to analog and digital communications and serves as an introductory treatment of communication theory. It is filled with an abundance of insightful examples, problems, and computer experiments. Throughout the text, the authors emphasize the practical relevance of the theory wherever appropriate, and keep the mathematical treatment at an
easy-to-grasp level.

Key Features
* Includes two new chapters: Chapter 10, Digital Signals and Noise, and Chapter 11, System Noise and Calculations.
* Motivates learning through practical applications–from the Internet, to networks, to the common radio–and a historical background of communication systems.
* Offers a robust set of problem sets, examples, and exercises.
* Includes an abundance of examples worked out in detail, to help students develop an intuitive grasp of the theory in addition to MATLAB experiments.
* Helps you master the concepts by applying what you’ve learned to problems following the discussion of the fundamental concepts.
* Provides additional end-of-chapter problems that extend the theory covered in the text.

source: Wiley