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    The document is an introduction to communication engineering. It discusses what constitutes a communication system, which consists of an information source, transmitter, channel, receiver, and destination. The document outlines different types of communication channels such as wireless, fiber optic, coaxial cable, and twisted pair. It also discusses the functions of transducers in a communication system, which convert signals between different forms, such as converting electrical signals to sound waves. Finally, it notes that bandwidth and power are important communication resources, with bandwidth determining the range of frequencies a channel can transmit and power relating to transmission quality.

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    The document is an introduction to communication engineering. It discusses what constitutes a communication system, which consists of an information source, transmitter, channel, receiver, and destination. The document outlines different types of communication channels such as wireless, fiber optic, coaxial cable, and twisted pair. It also discusses the functions of transducers in a communication system, which convert signals between different forms, such as converting electrical signals to sound waves. Finally, it notes that bandwidth and power are important communication resources, with bandwidth determining the range of frequencies a channel can transmit and power relating to transmission quality.

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    The document is an introduction to communication engineering. It discusses what constitutes a communication system, which consists of an information source, transmitter, channel, receiver, and destination. The document outlines different types of communication channels such as wireless, fiber optic, coaxial cable, and twisted pair. It also discusses the functions of transducers in a communication system, which convert signals between different forms, such as converting electrical signals to sound waves. Finally, it notes that bandwidth and power are important communication resources, with bandwidth determining the range of frequencies a channel can transmit and power relating to transmission quality.

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    Signals and Systems

    Basra University Collage of


    Science and Technology
     
    Stage: 2nd class

    By: A. Mohammed
    Signals and Systems 1

    Chapter 1
    Introduction to Communication
    Engineering

    Part1

    Part 1/1
    ?What is a communications system

    Communications Systems: Systems 


    designed to transmit and receive
    information

    Info
    Info Comm Info
    Info
    Source
    Source System Sink
    Sink

    Part 1/2
    smoke signal) a( carrier pigeon) b(

    semaphore telegraph) c(
    Part 1/3
    Part 1/4
    Part 1/5
    Part 1/6
    ~ (t )
    m
    Channel
    Unshielded Twisted
    Coaxial Cable
    Pair

    fiber optic Wireless

    Part 1/11
    Output Transducer
    t Transducer
    • Converts electrical signal into the form
    desired by the system
    • Examples: Loudspeakers, PC

    Part 1/13
    Communication Resources
    • Bandwidth: the range of frequencies a
    channel can transmit with

    -A precious and very expensive resource

    • Power: Signal power P is related to the


    quality of transmission

    -Often measured in terms of signal-to-noise ratio

    (SNR)

    Part 1/14

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