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Modern Digital and Analog Communications Systems
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Rating: 4.64/5 from 14 reviews The best introduction of Communications SystemsIt is a very comprehesible, suitable to undergraduate students for their first book in Communications system. I really gain a lot of background knowledge from this book. Best for an Introduction to the SubjectThis book is far better than Haykin's Communication Systems textbook and is cleaner in presentation and organization by leaps and bounds. This book does not introduce topics ad hoc and expect you to have previous background, as Haykin's book does. I really cannot find anything major at all wrong with this book. Everything is clear, the examples are relevant, and the book is really smooth if you start from the beginning. I used this book in addition to Communication Systems by Haykin to learn the subject, and this one is far better; my fellow students agree with me. Excellent book!This is the best communication book I've ever read. The part about using signal space concept to explain optimum reciever structure in AWGN is just amazing! Linear algebra and probability theory all appear there! I can't stop myself reading the book once I start to do so! Highly recommended! | ||||||||||||||||||||
