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Analog and Digital communications II (Hinglish)

Prof. Ribhu · IIT Guwahati

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About

This course will cover the basic set of tools required to understand the modelling and analysis of communications systems in Hinglish i.e. colloquial Hindi written in Roman text. We will start the course with an introduction to Information Theory talking about source coding and introducing the idea of channel capacity. We will then follow this up with an introduction to the idea of signal spaces and digital modulation schemes. After a detailed discussion on various modulation schemes with and without memory, we will discuss the problem of optimum receiver design in the presence of AWGN, and evaluate the union bound on the probability of error. Finally, we will discuss the problem of digital transmission through bandlimited channels, and ISI. We will end with an introduction to multicarrier modulation and OFDM.

Intended audience: Third and Fourth year UG students

Lectures

Week 1 : Information Theory

  1. Lec 1: Tell me something I don’t know! YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Information Measure YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Entropy YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Conditional Entropy YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Mutual Information YouTube

Week 2: Information Theory

  1. Lec 1: Typical Sequences YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Source Encoding YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Prefix Codes YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Huffman Coding YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Mutual Information II YouTube

Week 3: Information Theory and Digital Transmission Over AWGN Channels

  1. Lec 1: Diffrential Entropy YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Rate Distortion YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Digital Communication YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Pulse Transmission YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Signal Space Representation YouTube

Week 4: Digital Transmission Over AWGN Channels

  1. Lec 1: PAM YouTube
  2. Lec 2: PSK YouTube
  3. Lec 3: QAM YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Rectangular QAM YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Orthogonal Signalling YouTube

Week 5: Digital Transmission Over AWGN Channels

  1. Lec 1: Orthogonal Constellations YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Noise Characterization YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Maximum Likelihood YouTube

Week 6: Digital Transmission Over AWGN Channels

  1. Lec 1: Correlation Reciever YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Correlation Reciever II YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Probability of Error for PAM YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Probability of Error for PSK YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Probability of Error for QAM YouTube

Week 7: Digital Transmission Over AWGN Channels

  1. Lec 1: Union Bound YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Union Bound II YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Performance of Orthogonal Signalling YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Synchronization Issues YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Phase Synchronization YouTube
  6. Lec 6: Non-Coherent FSK YouTube
  7. Lec 7: DPSK YouTube

Week 8: Digital Transmission Over AWGN Channels

  1. Lec 1: Comparison of Modulation Schemes YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Spectral and Energy Efficiency YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Link Budget YouTube
  4. Lec 4: ISI YouTube

Week 9: Bandlimited Channels

  1. Lec 1: Zero ISI YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Raised Cosine Pulse Shape YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Correlative Level Coding YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Correlative Level Coding YouTube

Week 10: Bandlimited Channels

  1. Lec 1: Markov Chains YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Viterbi Algorithm YouTube
  3. Lec 3: Precoding YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Zero Forcing Equalization YouTube
  5. Lec 5: MMSE Equalization YouTube

Week 11: Bandlimited Channels and Information Theory

  1. Lec 1: MMSE equalization II YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Channel Estimation YouTube
  3. Lec 3: OFDM YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Channel Capacity YouTube

Week 12: Information Theory

  1. Lec 1: Capacity of a DMCs YouTube
  2. Lec 2: Capacity of a Gaussian Channels YouTube
  3. Lec 3: OFDM Capacity YouTube
  4. Lec 4: Fundamental limits on Communication YouTube
  5. Lec 5: Curtain YouTube

Syllabus and materials

At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.

Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Guwahati
Department
Electrical Engineering
Teacher
Prof. Ribhu
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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