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ANALOG COMMUNICATION 

Author: Mansi Dangat

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Contents

1. Basic Electronic Communication

1. Introduction

1.1 The Importance of Electronic Communication

1.2 Difference between Communication and Electronic Communication

2. Definitions: Analog Signal, Digital Signal and Baseband Signal

3. Block Diagram of Communication System

3.1 The Elements of Basic Electronic Communication System

4.1 Analog and Digital Communication

4.2 Simplex and Duplex Communication System

5. Applications of Communication

6. Electromagnetic Spectrum

7. Concept of Transmission Bandwidth

2. Modulation Techniques

1. Introduction

1.1 Types of Modulation

1.2 Need of Modulation

2. Modulation

3. Amplitude Modulation

3.1 Observations of AM Wave / Features of AM Wave

4. Mathematical Representation of Amplitude Modulated Wave

5. Modulation Index and Percentage of Modulation

5.1 Modulation Index

5.2 Percentage Modulation

6. Frequency Spectrum of AM Wave or Frequency Domain Representation

7. Power Relation in AM Wave

7.1 Carrier Power

7.2 Power in Sidebands

7.3 Modulation Index in Terms of Pt and Pc

7.4 Transmission Efficiency

7.5 Effective Voltage and Current

8. Types of Amplitude Modulation

8.1 DSBFC (Double Sideband Full Carrier)

8.2 DSBSC (Double Sideband Suppressed Carrier)

8.3 SSB (Single Sideband)

8.4 VSB (Vestigial Sideband)

9. Modulation by Several Modulating Signals

10. Generation of AM Wave and AM Transmitters

10.1 AM Wave

10.2 AM Transmitters

10.3 AM Modulators Using BJT/FET

11. Angle Modulation

12. Frequency Modulation

13. Mathematical Representation of FM

13.1 Features of FM Wave or Observations

13.2 Deviation

13.3 Modulation Index

13.4 Deviation Ratio

13.5 Percentage Modulation

14. Frequency Spectrum of FM or Frequency Domain Representation

14.1 Observations of FM / Features of FM Frequency Spectrum

14.2 Effect of Modulation Index

14.3 Bandwidth of FM

14.4 Narrow Band FM and Wideband FM

15. Generation of FM Wave and FM Transmitters (FM Modulators)

16. Pre-Emphasis and De-Emphasis

16.1 Pre-Emphasis

16.2 De-Emphasis

16.3 Comparison between Pre-Emphasis and De-Emphasis

17. Pulse Modulation Techniques

17.1 Need of Pulse Modulation

17.2 Analog Vs Digital Signal

17.3 Sampling Process

17.4 Sampling Theorem

17.5 Nyquist Criteria or Rate

17.6 Types of Pulse Analog Modulation

17.7 Generation of PAM, PWM and PPM

Solved Examples

3. Radio Receiver

1. Introduction

2. Classification of Receivers

2.1 Tuned Radio Frequency (TRF) Receiver

2.2 Super Heterodyne Receivers

3. Characteristics of the Radio Receivers

3.1 Sensitivity

3.2 Selectivity

3.3 Fidelity

3.4 Image Frequency and its Rejection

4. AM Receiver Details

4.1 RF Section (RF Amplifier)

4.2 Mixer or Frequency Converter Stage

4.3 Local Oscillator

4.4 Choice of Intermediate Frequency

4.5 Tracking

4.6 IF amplifiers

4.7 Demodulation of AM Signal (AM Detector or Demodulator)

4.8 Automatic Gain Control (AGC)

5. FM Receiver

5.1 RF Amplifier

5.2 Mixer or Frequency Converter and Local Oscillator

5.3 Amplitude Limiters

5.4 Automatic Gain Control (AGC)

5.5 FM Detectors or FM Discriminators

5.6 Automatic Frequency Control (AFC)

4. Transmission Line

1. Introduction

1.1 Fundamentals of Transmission Lines

1.2 Types of Transmission Lines

1.3 Types of Transmission Lines Based on Construction

1.4 Effect of Wavelength on Transmission Lines

1.5 Velocity Factor of Transmission Lines

2. Equivalent Circuit of Transmission Line

2.1 General Equivalent Circuit of Transmission Line

2.2 RF Equivalent Circuit of Transmission Line

3. Primary Line Constants

3.1 Transmission Line as a Low Pass Filter and Effect of Frequency

3.2 Attenuation in Transmission Line (?)

3.3 Phase Shift in Transmission Line

4. Secondary Line Constant

4.1 Characteristic Impedance (ZO)

4.2 Propagation Constant (?)

5. Losses in Transmission Line

6. Standing Waves

6.1 Non-resonant and Resonant Lines

6.2 Open Load and Shorted Load

6.3 Transmission Line with Mismatched Load and Resulting Standing Wave

6.4 Standing Wave Ratio

6.5 Return Loss

7. Quarter Wave and Half Wave Length

7.1 Impedance Inversion by Quarter Wavelength Lines

7.2 Quarter Wavelength  Transformer and Impedance Matching

7.3 Half Wavelength  Transmission Line

7.4 Properties of Transmission Line

7.5 Transmission Lines of Various Lengths and their LC Equivalent

8. Impedance Matching

8.1 Stubs

8.2 Balun

Solved Examples

5. Wave Propagation

1. Introduction

2. Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Wave

2.1 Transverse Electromagnetic Field

2.2 Polarization

2.3 Waves in Free Space

3. Radiation and Reception Mechanism

3.1 Radiation

3.2 Reception

4. Attenuation and Absorption

4.1 Attenuation

4.2 Absorption

5. Propagation of Waves

5.1 Ground Wave Propagation

5.2 Very Low Frequency (VLF) Propagation

5.3 Sky Wave Propagation

5.4 Space Wave Propagation

5.5 Duct Propagation

5.6 Tropospheric Scatter Propagation

5.7 Difference between Ground, Sky and Space Wave

5.8 Effect of the Environment on Wave Propagation

6. Ionosphere and its Effect

7. Terms and Definitions

7.1 Concept of Actual Height and Virtual Height

7.2 Critical Frequency

7.3 Maximum Usable Frequency (MUF)

7.4 Skip Distance

7.5 Fading

6. Antennas

1. Introduction

2. Antenna Fundamentals

2.1 Radio Waves

2.2 Polarization

2.3 Radiation Mechanism

2.4 Isotropic or Radiator

3. Important Definitions

3.1 Length of Antenna

3.2 Radiation Pattern

3.3 Antenna Gain

3.4 Antenna Impedance or Antenna Resistance

3.5 Bandwidth and Beamwidth

4. Resonant and Non-Resonant Antennas

5. Dipole Antenna

5.1 Elementary Doublet (Hertzian Dipole)

5.2 Half Wave Dipole

5.3 Folded Dipole

5.4 Radiation Pattern for Dipole Antennas of Different Lengths

6. Different Types of Antennas

6.1 Loop Antenna

6.2 Ferrite Loop Antenna

6.3 Telescopic Antennas (Marconi Antenna)

6.4 Ungrounded Antennas

6.5 Yagi Uda Antenna

6.6 Microwave Antenna

6.7 Microstrip Patch Antenna..