Communication System Modulation for RF Engineers RAHRF152

Communication System Modulation concentrated to simplify the Digital and Analog Modulation topics in a way which students would understand

Requirements

• Basic Engineering level math and willingness to learn the demanding topic of modulation in communication.

Description

Communication System RAHRF152 is an intro course of the Rahsoft Radio Frequency Certificate and it is counted toward the certificate In this course, we have concentrated to simplify the Digital and Analog Modulation topics in a way in which students would understand the practicality by providing examples and simulations using GNU Octave open-source software. This is a great course to understand the fundamental definitions needed in digital and analog modulation.

Communication System General Consideration of Modulation

• 2. 1.1-Why we need modulation?
• 3. 1.2 – Baseband and Passband ? What is Demodulation?
• 4. 1.3 – Career and Generic
• 5. 1.4-Modulation Aspects: Detectability, Bandwidth & Power Efficiency, Bit Error Rate

Analog Modulation

• 6. 2.1 – Amplitude Modulation , AM, Amplitude Demodulation, AM Applications
• 7. How to install GNU Octave Open Source Software Used in this course
• 8. 2.2.1 – Frequency Modulation, FM, Spectrum, FM Specs, High Index
• 9. 2.2.2- FM Demodulation, Slope Detector, FM Pros and Cons
• 10. 2.3- Phase Modulation, PM, FM vs PM, PM Demodulation

Digital Modulation

• 11. Bit Rate, Baud Rate, Binary & M-ary Data, Nyquist Formula, Channel Capacity
• 12. 3.1.1- Amplitude Shift Keying, ASK, Spectral Response Binary Data, B-ASK M-ASK
• 13. 3.1.2- Software Example
• 14. 3.1.3- ASK Demodulation
• 15. 3.2.1-Frequency Shift Keying, FSK Modulator & Demodulator, Demodulation with PLL
• 16. 3.2.2- Software Example
• 17. 3.3.0- Phase Shift Keying (PSK), BPSK, PSK Modulation
• 18. 3.3.1- PSK Demodulation, PSK Demodulator, mismatch, Costas loop
• 19. 4.1- Intersymbol interference (ISI)
• 20. 4.2- Solving Intersymbol interference (ISI)
• 21. 5.1- Signal Constellation, PSK, and FSK Modulation Constellation
• 22. 6.1- Quadrature modulation, I & Q, Adding Quadrature Signals and Simulation
• 23. 6.2.0- QPSK or 4-PSK Modulation
• 24. 5.6.2.1- Software Simulation
• 25. 6.3.0- QPSK Features, Diagrams, Signal Constellation, Demodulation BER
• 26. 6.3.1- I-Q Mismatch
• 27. 6.3.2- Large Phase Change, QPSK Drawbacks, pi/4 QPSK, OQPSK

Who this course is for:

• Students who want to put the calculation aside and have a comprehensive deep understanding of modulation.
• Radio Frequency Engineer
• Communication Engineer
• Electrical Engineer
• Sales Engineers working in Communication Engineering related fields
• Application Engineers working in Communication Engineering related fields
• Students preparing for communication engineering interviews

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