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748 Index<br />

Amplitude shift keying (ASK), 353<br />

Analog<br />

circuit, 283<br />

information source, 5<br />

phase-locked loop, 283<br />

switching, 577<br />

techniques, 436<br />

waveform, 6, 132, 162<br />

Analog communication systems, 6<br />

amplitude modulation systems, 532–535<br />

baseband systems, comparison with,<br />

531–532<br />

black-and-white television, 630–637<br />

color television, 637–641<br />

comparison of, 548–550<br />

double-sideband suppressed carrier<br />

systems, 535<br />

frequency modulation systems, 540–547<br />

ideal system performance, 548–550<br />

output signal-to-noise ratios for, 530–547<br />

phase modulation systems, 536–540<br />

single sideband systems, 535–536<br />

Analog-to-digital conversion (ADC), 9, 145,<br />

198, 297–298<br />

Analytic function, 90<br />

Analyzing communication systems, 723<br />

Angle-modulated signals, 331, 336–341, 346<br />

Angle-modulated systems, 346–348<br />

Antennas, 586–587<br />

Antipodal signal, 493<br />

Aperture, 141<br />

Approximate envelope, 345<br />

Approximation, 343, 345<br />

Arbitrary waveform generators<br />

(AWG), 290<br />

Armstrong method, 341<br />

ARRL Handbook, 8, 17, 297, 298<br />

A service, 624<br />

Asymmetric sideband signals, 324–330<br />

single, 324–328<br />

vestigial, 328–330<br />

Asymmetrical digital subscriber line<br />

(ADSL), 578<br />

Asymptotically unbiased periodogram, 437<br />

Asynchronous lines, 210–212<br />

AT&T, 575, 624, 628, 629, 649<br />

Audio distortion, 89<br />

Audio mixer, 268<br />

Autocorrelation function, 65–67, 80,<br />

420, 424<br />

of Fourier transform, 426<br />

normalized-data, 434<br />

output, 439<br />

of waveform, 390<br />

Automatic gain control (AGC), 275, 496<br />

Automatic repeat request (ARQ), 20<br />

Automatic teller machines, 594<br />

Autoregressive (AR) model, 437<br />

Autoregressive-moving average (ARMA)<br />

model, 437<br />

Available noise power, 601<br />

Available power gain, 603<br />

Available power spectral density, 601<br />

Avalance photodiode (APD), 619<br />

Average, 692–693<br />

Average effective input-noise temperature,<br />

605<br />

Average information source, 18<br />

Average noise figure, 603<br />

Average power, 38, 40, 548<br />

noise, 149<br />

normalized, 316, 326<br />

signal, 149<br />

of waveforms, 38–40<br />

Average-signal-to-average-noise ratio, 529<br />

B<br />

Balanced discriminator, 278<br />

Band mixer, single-sided, 267<br />

Bandlimiting<br />

digital signal processing, 93–95<br />

dimensionality theorem, 95–97<br />

impulse sampling, 93–95<br />

sampling theorem, 90–93<br />

signals and noise, 89–97<br />

waveforms, 90<br />

white Gaussian-noise process, 450<br />

Bandpass, 9, 238<br />

digital communication signal, 132<br />

dimensionality theorem, 253–254<br />

limiter, 265<br />

noise, white, 457–458<br />

random process, 476<br />

sampling theorem, 252–254, 253<br />

signaling, 237, 241–245<br />

transmission, 252<br />

wide-sense stationary process, 445<br />

Bandpass binary signals<br />

binary-phase-shift keying, 506–507<br />

coherent detection of, 504–511<br />

differential phase-shift keying, 517–518<br />

frequency-shift keying, 507–511, 515–516<br />

noncoherent detection of, 511–518<br />

on-off keying, 504–506, 511–514<br />

Bandpass filtering, 248–252, 267<br />

equivalent low-pass filter, 248–250<br />

impulse response of, 249<br />

input of, 249<br />

linear, 250<br />

output of, 249<br />

Bandpass process, 445, 450–463<br />

Gaussian, 461–463<br />

real, 453<br />

representations of, 450–454<br />

wide-sense stationary, properties of, 454–463<br />

Bandpass waveform, 237–241<br />

all, 238<br />

complex envelope representation of,<br />

238–241<br />

normalized power of, 245<br />

physical, 239<br />

Bands<br />

frequency, 397<br />

high-frequency, 13<br />

medium-frequency, 13<br />

Bandwidth, 521–523<br />

absolute, 105, 189, 190, 444<br />

bounded, 444<br />

bounded spectrum, 107<br />

channel, 492<br />

definition of, 105<br />

equivalent, 444, 476<br />

equivalent noise, 105–106, 107<br />

ergodic random processes and, 444–446<br />

estimation of, 160<br />

expansion, 28<br />

Federal Communications Commission, parameter<br />

requirements for, 107–108, 444<br />

measures of, 444–446<br />

null-to-null, 107, 444<br />

occupied, 107<br />

of PMC signals, 146–148<br />

power, 107, 444<br />

reduction of, 548<br />

root-mean-square, 108, 444<br />

of signal, 105–112, 252<br />

6-dB, 189, 191<br />

3-dB, 105, 444<br />

transmission, 167, 589<br />

zero-crossing, 107, 444<br />

Base station (BS), 395<br />

Baseband<br />

circuit, 546<br />

comparison of, 531–532<br />

definition of, 238<br />

filter, 267<br />

waveform, 238, 240<br />

Baseband binary systems<br />

bipolar signaling, 502–504<br />

performance of, 499–504<br />

polar signaling, 502<br />

unipolar signaling, 499–501<br />

Baseband signaling, 9, 132, 493, 532<br />

polar, 429–432<br />

Basepass signaling, 493<br />

Basic rate integrated service digital<br />

network, 580<br />

Baud, 157, 367<br />

Bayes’ theorem, 684<br />

Bell, Alexander Graham, 570<br />

Bell Laboratories, 215<br />

Bell-type 103 modem, 361–364<br />

Bellcore, 213<br />

Bent-pipe transponders, 587<br />

Bessel filter, 258<br />

Bessel function of the first kind of the nth<br />

order, 337

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