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Overview of Radio Communication Signals and Systems

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This chapter introduces the intent of the book briefly, and then overviews the content of it in a non-trivial manner thus a bit lengthy as an introduction. But, it is hoped that it stimulate a reader to the topics of the book. A new comer might find it a bit challenging for the first reading as an introduction, but one can move on since the topics will be elaborated later in detail.

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Abbreviations

1G, 2G, 3G:

first generation, second generation, third generation

ADC:

analog digital converter

AM:

amplitude modulation

ASK :

amplitude shift keying

AWGN :

additive white Gaussian noise

BCH :

Bose, Chaudhuri, Hocquenghem (names)

BCJR:

Bahl, Cocke, Jelinek, Raviv (names)

BPSK :

binary phase shift keying

BSC :

binary symmetric channel

CDMA:

code division multiple access

CM :

correlation metric (decoding)

CP:

cyclic prefix

CW:

continuous wave

DAC:

digital analog converter

DC:

direct current

DFT :

discrete Fourier transform

DMC :

discrete memoryless channel

DMT :

digital multi-tone

DS:

direct sequence

DSB :

ouble sideband

DSL :

digital subscriber loop

DSP :

digital signal processing

FDM :

requency division multiplex

FEC :

forward error correction

FH :

frequency hopping

FM :

frequency modulation

FSK :

frequency shift keying

Gbps:

Giga bit per second

GHz:

Giga Hertz (10E9 Hz)

GPS :

global positioning system

GSM :

lobal system for mobile communications

HD:

hard decision

IDFT :

inverse discrete Fourier transform

IEEE:

Institute of electrical electronics engineers

IoT:

Internet of Things

LAN :

local area network

LDPC:

low density parity check code

LED:

light emitting diode

LHS:

left hand side

LNA :

low noise amplifier

LOS :

line of sight

LTE :

long term evolution

MELP:

mixed excitation linear predictive vocoder

MIMO :

multiple input multiple output (antenna system)

MP3:

MPEG-1 or 2 Audio Layer III

MPEG:

motion picture expert group

MSK:

minimum shift keying

OFDM:

orthogonal frequency division multiplex

OOK :

on-off keying

OSI :

open system interconnect

PA:

power amplifier

PAN:

personal area network

PCB:

printed circuit board

PCM :

pulse coded modulation

QAM :

quadrature amplitude modulation

QPSK :

quad phase shift keying

RA :

epeat accumulator

RF:

radio frequency

RHS:

right hand side

RS:

Reed, Solomon

SD :

soft decision

SDR :

software defined radio

SERDES :

serial, de-serial (parallel)

SNR:

signal to noise ratio

SSB :

single sideband

TDD:

time division duplexing

VSB :

vestigial sideband

WDM :

wave division multiplex

Wi-Fi :

Wireless Fidelity

WiMAX :

wireless microwave access

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Yang, SM.M. (2020). Overview of Radio Communication Signals and Systems. In: Modern Digital Radio Communication Signals and Systems . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57706-3_1

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