Titlebook: Radio Systems Engineering; A Tutorial Approach Héctor J. De Los Santos,Christian Sturm,Juan Ponte Book 2015 The Authors 2015 Analog Signal

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Typical System Performance Parameters,ity, image rejection (IR), dynamic range, and spurious-free dynamic range. Next, we introduce a variety of system building blocks, in particular, their description and typical models for systems analysis. These include, transmission lines, amplifiers, mixers, filters, oscillators, and frequency multipliers.

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Book 2015dy to study the systems engineering-level aspects of modern radio communications systems. The authors provide a general overview of radio systems with their components, focusing on the analog parts of the system and their non-idealities. Based on the physical functionality of the various building bl

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Introduction to Radio Systems,blem and motivate approaches to its solution. Following definitions of carrier, baseband, and modulation, the simplified block diagram of a transmitter, together with a description of its typical building block elements, is presented. We then focus on the mathematical description and corresponding s

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Radio Channel Fundamentals and Antennas,ether with the components of a wireless communications system. Then, we turn to addressing the phenomenon of wave propagation, in particular, Multi-Path Propagation, Free-Space, and Path Loss. The relationship between power and electric field is elucidated, the Effective Isotropic Radiated Power is

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Noise, Nonlinearity and Time Variance,nce to a receiver, in particular, Thermal Noise, and its definition, quantification and voltage and current circuit models; and Shot noise and its quantification. Then, we take on the topic of Signal-to-Noise Ratio, including, available noise power, Noise Figure, Noise Temperature, and Noise Figure

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Sensitivity and Dynamic Range,inimum detectable signal, signal-to-noise ratio, 1?dB compression point (CP 1?dB), saturation, and some relationships between input and output CP 1?dB), intermodulation distortion, thirdorder intercept point (IP3), receiver blocking, and spur-free dynamic range. The relationships between these param