Title: Course Information
1Course Information
2Communication Electronics
EE413, 513, 513Z Prof. Pao-Lo Liu 215A Bonner
Hall (716) 645-3115 ext. 1207 paololiu_at_eng.buffalo
.edu http//www.ee.buffalo.edu/faculty/paololiu/4
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3Communications
- Distribution and Exchange of Information
- Source
- Audio, video, sensor, data
- Coding
- Carrier generation and modulation
- Transmission
- Channel
- Media
- Interference
- Repeater
- Receiver
- Detection, amplification, noise, error
- Data processing and storage
4Resource Sharing
- Multiplexing
- Time domain
- Frequency domain
- Code domain
- Switching
- Circuit
- Packet
- Buffer
- Networking
- Reliability
- Flexibility
- Efficiency
5Critical Issues
- Efficiency
- Maximize information capacity within the
allocated bandwidth - Security
- Wireless
6Applications
- Broadcasting
- Radio, Digital Radio
- TV, CATV, HDTV
- Satellite,
- Telephony
- Land Line
- Mobile or Cellular
- Public Switched Network, Modem, ADSL
- Computer Peripherals
- USB, Firewire, SATA
- Networking
- LAN, Internet, VoIP, Wireless LAN
- Applications
- Video on Demand, RFID, Bluetooth, FTTH, .
7Applications
- Aeronautics
- Guidance
- Communications
- Networking
- Aerospace
- Satellite
- Communications
- Surveillance
- Deep space exploration
8Applications
- Military
- Target Detection and Identification
- Radar
- http//www.knovel.com/knovel2/Toc.jsp?SpaceID1008
4BookID701 - Sonar
- Communications
- Mobile
- Command and Control
- Guidance
- Sensing and remote control
- Dynamic battle field management
- Countermeasure
- Interference
- Eavesdropping
9Topics
- Introduction
- Signal Generation and Conditioning
- Amplitude Modulation
- Angle Modulation
- Television
- Digital Signaling
- Multiplexing
- Transmission Line
- EM Wave, Antenna, and Waveguide
- Optical Communications
- Public Switched System
- Data Communications and Networking
- Microwave Systems and Devices
- Satellite Communications
- Wireless Systems
10Grading Guidelines
- EE413
- Capstone Design Project (100)
- Presentations
- Project Proposal
- Progress Report
- Final Presentation and Report
- Laboratory Demonstrations
- Record of Time Working on Project
- EE513
- Capstone Design Project
- Study Based on Lecture Notes
- EE513Z
- Study Based on Lecture Notes
- Homework Assignments (50)
- Report (25)
- Written Exam (25)
11Capstone Design Project
- Problem-Solving
- Define project and goals
- Engineering Design
- Simulation, optimization
- Decision-Making
- Resources, cost, etc.
- Project Management
- Planning, Timeline, implementation, verification
- Communication Skills
- Presentation, report
12Project Examples
- RF
- Wireless Audio
- Jammer
- Remote Control
- Optics
- Laser Transceiver
- Telephone
- Phone Line Home Monitoring and Controller
- System Diagnosis Simulation
- Bit Error Rate Tester
- CDMA System Performance
- Chaotic Communications System
- DSP
- Speech Codec
- Software Protocol
- PC-to-PC Link
13Resources
- Furnas Lab
- Electronics Laboratory
- TI DSP kit
- 6811 micro-controller kit
- Commercial Modules
- Dr. Whalens Microwave Lab
- Probe
- RF spectrum analyzer
- Dr. Lius Fiber Optics Lab
- Software
- VisualC
- Matlab
- LabView
- GloMoSim
- Webpages
- Capstone design projects http//www.cdsp.neu.edu/
info/faculty/ - manolakos/ece1504/cd2_projects.html
- Tutorials
- http//www.electronics-tutorials.com/site-tree.ht
m
14Project Example for EE413
- Function Generator
- EE4522 Spring 2003
- Mississippi State University
15Crucial Components
- Team
- Problem
- Objective
- Partition of Work
- Timeline
- Design / Calculation and Simulation
- Selection / Cost Analysis
- Implementation
- Diagnosis
- Reference
- Presentations
- Proposal, Progress, Final
- Lab Demonstration
- Report
16Capstone Design Expectations
- Documented Efforts - 10 hrs of work each week
- One lab session
- Preparation and review
- Planning and report
- Team effort
- 2-3 students
- Cleary defined responsibilities
- More elaborate projects for large teams
- Peer evaluation on presentations
- Presentations
- Project proposal
- Interim progress report
- Project demonstration and presentation
- Final report
- Start early
17Schedule
- Proposal Presentations
- 2/2 and 2/7
- Progress Presentations
- 3/7 and 3/9
- Laboratory Demonstrations
- 4/26, 4/28
- Final Presentations
- 4/20, 4/25, 4/27
- Report
- 5/1
18Presentations
- How to
- http//www.graduationprojecthelp.org/present.html
- http//www.cs.wisc.edu/markhill/conference-talk.h
tml - http//josh.ev9.org/p3/
- http//www.honors.armstrong.edu/Tips20for20Condu
cting20an20Effective20Presentation.doc
19Study Based on Lecture Notes
- Lecture Slides via Distance Learning
- Reading Assignments
- Homework Assignments
- Reviews or Small Projects
- In-Depth Review of Selected Topics
- Limited Scope Designs and Simulations
- Audience in Capstone Project Presentations
20References
- Wayne Tomasi
- Electronic Communications Systems, Pearson,
Prentice Hall - Wayne Tomasi
- Lab Manual to Accompany Electronic
Communication, Pearson, Prentice Hall - John G. Proakis, M. Saleh, and G. Bauch
- Contemporary Communications Systems Using
Matlab, Pearson, Thomson
21Written Exam
- Open book
- Example questions posted
- Time stamped submission of answers
22Strategy
- Broad Coverage
- Fast pace
- Less details, especially, equations
- Web Resources
- Self paced reading
- Modern Applications
- Selective In-Depth Study
23Expectations
- Two Lectures
- 2-240 hrs per week
- Reference Searching and Reading Assignments
- 2-330 hrs each week
- Audience in Presentations
- Part of lectures
- Homework
- 2.5 hrs per week on the average
- Small Project
- 1.5 hr per week on the average
24Chapter Review
- Functions of Communications Systems
- Ingredients of Communications Systems
- Critical Issues of Communications
- Learning in the Active Mode
- Capstone Design Requirements
- Lecture Based Distance Learning
- Grading Guidelines
- Expectations
25 26Milestones
- 1837 Morse Code and Telegraph
- 1876 Bell Telephone
- 1887 Hertz Dipole
- 1901 Marconi Radio
- 1936 TV
- 1948 Transistor
- 1958 IC
- 1965 Intelsat
- 1983 Cellular Phone
- 1988 Trans-Atlantic Fiber Optics
- 1992 World Wide Web
- 2001 Telecom Bubble
- 2005 ATT Corp. Gone
- Future Bio, Nano, Info Multimedia, Google, ..
- Casual Reading
- Leslie Cauley, End of the Line The Rise and
Fall of ATT, New York Free Press, 2005
27Why is Intent Successful? Resourceful,
Diversity, On-Demand, Free, Issues Technical
Security, Society Digital divide
28Evolution of Communications
- Point-to-Point
- Transmission Media
- Simplex, half duplex, and full duplex
- Point-to-Many or Broadcasting
- Switching
- Networking
- Coordinated links among multiple points
- Bus, star, mesh, ring
- Ubiquitous World
- Build-in utility
Source Transmitter Encoding
Destination Receiver Decoding
29Signaling
- Carrier
- Modulation Analog Digital
- E(t) AM ASK
- f(t) FM FSK
- ?(t) PM PSK
- E(t) and ?(t) QAM,M-ary
30Frequency Map
- Sound Waves
- Subsonic lt25 Hz
- Audio 25-20k Hz Audio
- Ultrasound gt20k Hz
- EM Waves
- ELF 30-300 Hz
- VF 300-3 kHz
- VLF 3k-30 kHz
- LF 30k-300 kHz
- MF 300k-3 MHz AM Radio
- HF 3M-30 MHz
- VHF 30M-300 MHz FM, TV
- UHF 300M-3 GHz TV, Cordless Phone, Satellite,
Cellular, Bluetooth - SHF 3G-30 GHz
- EHF 30G-300 GHz
- IR 0.3T-300 THz (tera)
- Visible 0.3P-3 PHz (peta)
- UV 3P-30 PHz
- X-Ray 30P-300 PHz
31Frequency Allocation
- FCC
- Bandwidth licensing and auction
- Regulation and enforcement
- Applications
- ISM bands
- FCC Chart
32Information Capacity
- Bandwidth
- lt10 of carrier frequency
- Ultimate Information Capacity
- Shannon Limit I B log2 (1 S/N)
- Increase Carrier Frequency
- Improve S/N
- Multiplex Towards the Shannon Limit
- http//www.nyu.edu/pages/linguistics/courses/v6100
03/shan.html
33Mathematics
- C f ? ? 2?f
- cos(-?)cos? sin(-?) - sin?
- cos(?/2-?)sin?
- cos(0)1 cos(?/2)0 cos(?/4)1/sqrt(2)
- cos(??)cos? cos? - sin? sin?
- sin(??)sin? cos? cos? sin?
34Fourier Series and Transform
- Amplitude and phase
- Power
- Reference
35Time Domain Waveform
- Measurement
- Oscilloscope
- Real time
- Sampling
- http//www.tek.com/Measurement/App_Notes/XYZs/03W_
8605_2.pdf - Modeling and Analysis
- Math and programming
- Matlab, LabView
- http//www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/help
desk.html
36Frequency Domain Spectrum
- Measurement
- Spectrum Analyzer
- Bandpass filters
- Digitization and FFT
- http//www.spectrum-analyzer.info/Spectrum_Intro.a
spx - http//www.educatorscorner.com/media/AN_5966-4008E
.pdf - http//www.educatorscorner.com/media/AN_5965-7009E
.pdf - Modeling and Analysis
- FFT
- Matlab
- Examples
- AM
- FM
37Filters
- Frequency Response
- Low pass
- high pass
- bandpass
- Notch
- Comb
- Principle
- Application
- Selectivity of Filters
- Q low loss, high periodicity
- Tuning
- Multiplexing
- Reduction of Interference and Noise
- Reference
- TI filter designs
38Common Filters
- Electronic
- RC
- LC
- Crystal
- Active
- Resonator
- SAW
- Optical
- Thin film
- Bragg grating
- Array waveguide grating
39Noise
- Uncontrollable, Field Additive
- Source and Detector
- Thermal noise
- 1/f noise
- Shot noise
- Transmission Medium
- EM Interference
- Atmospheric condition
- Channel interference
- System
- Modulation and detection technique
- S/N, BER
- Power budget analysis
40Characteristics of Noise
- Spectral Signature
- White noise frequency independent
- Pink noise resonant peaks, noise spectrum
- Statistical Distributions Repetitive Sampling
- Continuous
- Gaussian
- Ricean
- Discrete
- Poisson
- Error Probability
- Reference
- Mean-Square Fluctuations
- Thermal lt?i2gt 4kT/R x B
- Shot lt?i2gt 2eI x B
- Multiple noises
41More About Noise
- S/N
- Measured in power
- Noise Figure
- NF (S/N)i/(S/N)o
- Noise Figure of Cascaded Amplifiers
- Friis Formula
- NFNF1(NF2-1)/A1(NF3-1)/A1A2
- Equivalent Temperature
- NFTeq/2901
- References
- MIT 6.661
- UCSB EE594
42More About Noise
- Waveguide Systems - Circuit Noise
- Device
- Circuit
- Free Space Systems - Channel Noise
- Interference
- Multi-path
43Power in Log Unit
- Ratio of Power
- dB
- Power Reference
- dBm, 1 mW reference
- Saturation of Power
- 1 dB compression
- Sound Level
- dB
- 10-12 W or 2x10-5 Pa references
- Weighted sound pressure dBA
- http//www.hearingportal.com/images/conservation/
Sound_Source_4_AC_WeightedMeasure.pdf
44Impedance
- Complex and Frequency Dependent
- Stray capacitance and inductance
- Impedance Matching
- Power delivered to the load
- Reflection
- Smith chart
- Transmission line stub
- S Parameters
45Device Spec
- Agilent AMMC-5026 2 35 GHz GaAs MMIC Traveling
Wave Amplifier - Frequency range2 35 GHz
- Gain10.5 dB
- Gain flatness 0.8 dB
- Return loss Input 17 dB, Output15 dB
- Output power (-1dB compression)
- 24 dBm at 10 GHz
- 23 dBm at 20 GHz
- 22 dBm at 26 GHz
- Noise figure (6 19 GHz)4 dB
46Digital Signaling
- Pulse Modulation
- Amplitude
- Duration
- Position
- Pulse Code Modulation
- Sampling rate
- Quantization
- Phone 8k Hz, 8-bit or 256-level digitization 64
kb/sec - Decision Level
- Threshold
- Noise suppression
- More bandwidth
47Chapter Review
- Applications
- Frequency
- Examples of communications systems
- Important tasks of communications engineers
- Efficiency and security
- Signaling
- Analog and digital
- Time domain and frequency domain
- Fourier transform, analysis, and modeling
- Topics of communications electronics
- Amplifiers, filters, circuits
- Impedance, power
- Noise
- Information
- Capacity, coding