Buku Panduan Prasiswazah Sesi Akademik 2015-2016

224 Panduan Prasiswazah
KKKL2183 Teori Komunikasi
Communication Theory
Kursus ini merupakan kursus asas kepada teori komunikasi analog dan digit.
Sistem modulasi analog dan digit diperkenalkan. Perbandingan sistem
tersebut seperti pengunaan lebar jalur dan kesan hingar akan dilakukan.
Dimulakan dengan pengenalan kepada komunikasi analog dan digit. Teori
asas pemodulatan, perwakilan isyarat modulatan, kebaikan dan kelemahan
modulatan, jenis pemodulat dan penyahmodulatan serta prestasi modulatan
dalam keadaan hingar bagi sistem analog dan digit. Antara sistem analog
yang dikaji ialah AM, FM dan PM sementara sistem digit yang dikaji ialah
ASK, PSK, FSK, BPSK, QPSK, QAM. Kaedah penukaran isyarat analog ke
digit seperti PCM, pengkuantuman dan pengkodan turut dibincangkan. Kursus
ini disimpulkan dengan perbincangan aplikasi semasa teknologi komunikasi.
This is a basic course on analog and digital communication theory. Analogue
and digital modulation systems are introduced. System comparisons will be
carried out based on broadband and noise effects. The course starts with
introduction to analogue and digital communication followed by modulation
basic theory, modulating signal representation, advantage and disadvantage
of modulation, types of modulation and demodulation as well as modulation
performance under noisy condition for analogue and digital systems. Several
analogue systems that will be studied are AM, FM and PM and in terms of
digital system, ASK, PSK, FSK, BPSK, QPSK, and QAM. Other topics included
are conversion of analogue signal to digital such as PCM, quantization and
coding. This course is concluded with discussions on current applications of
communication technology.
Pra-Keperluan (jika ada):
KKKL2123 Isyarat dan Sistem
Pre-Requisite (if any):
KKKL2123 Circuit and System
Bacaan Asas:
References:
Couch, L. W. 2012. Digital and Analog Communication Systems, 8/e.
New Jersey: Prentice-Hall. ISBN: 978-0132915380.
Lathi, B.P. 2009. Modern Digital and Analog Communications Systems, 4/e.
Oxford University Press, ISBN 978-0195331455.