EXPERIMENTS IN

MODERN COMMUNICATIONS

EMONA TutorTIMS-Cloud
Simulation Software
DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR LABORATORY TEACHING
Communications Courses Signals & Systems Courses

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Enhanced,
3rd Generation
TutorTIMS

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CURVE

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 FAST, SIMPLE, EASY ACCESS for STUDENTS

Simple to Launch - no downloads and no files to install Direct Web Browser Access

EASY
ACCESS
LAUNCH WEB BROWSER
ENTER THE ACCESS URL:
www.tutortims.cloud

Student enters: USERNAME & PASSWORD

Tutortims-cloud program instantly launches in the

student’s web browser. Click to pick-and-place modules
and start building experiments.

EASY TO UNDERSTAND BLOCK DIAGRAM APPROACH

No Programming or syntax required to build experiments

START WITH MATH OR THEORY

xp (t).cos ωc t + xq (t).sin ωc t = QPSK Telecommunications text books are a source of
equations and theories.

REPRESENT IT AS A BLOCK DIAGRAM

In telecommunications, Math and
Theory is always expressed in the
universal language of
BLOCK DIAGRAMS.

Patching of modules
is exactly as per the
BLOCK diagram

Each block is a BUILD IT USING TutorTIMS MODULES

TutorTIMS module
TIMS & TutorTIMS both realise telecommunications
BLOCK DIAGRAMS for students to build
experiments.

STUDENTS BUILD EXPERIMENTS BY:

1. CLICKING AND SELECTING FROM A
QPSK MENU OF 50+ MODULES and
2. CONNECTING INPUTS TO OUTPUTS to build
modulation or coding experiments.
 TutorTIMS-Cloud Wide Range of Experiments
Analog Mod, Digital Mod, Signals & Systems

EXAMPLE SCREENSHOTS SIGNALS & SYSTEMS - dynamic and visual

BPSK modulation & demod BER in a noisy passband channel Laplace biquad 2 stage BPF
with dynamic pole zero plots

Focus on
Student
Learning

Eye patterns z-Transform biquad 2 stage BPF

with dynamic pole zero plots in the z-plane

EASY ACCESS TO ALL TutorTIMS FUNCTIONS

TutorTIMS-Cloud is uniquely easy for students to use. All TutorTIMS-Cloud functions are directly accessible at the front panel
display. There are no menu structures and there is no syntax to learn. On-screen HELP available via the front panel
switch. No programming is required to build TutorTIMS Telecommunications experiments.

Hardware-like LOAD and SAVE Secure screen

On-screenHELP and Over 50
toggle switches & experiments, with all CAPTURE used for
MANUALS fundamental
potentiometer connections and settings student assesment
building blocks:
knobs
starting with
basic ADDER,
MULTIPLIER
“Signals & Systems” and
modules include: OSCILLATOR
- LAPLACE and
- z-TRANSFORM Insert and
remove modules
with a simple
RIGHT mouse
“Expert”modules include: click
- 8 stage FIR module;
- LAPLACE BIQUAD
module; Scope, XY,
- z-BIQUAD module accumulate and
- WIDEBAND FFT (spectrum)
OSCILLATOR module display of both
channels

Scope and FFT

with Rectangular, Click & drag
Gaussian and cursor
Blackman-Harris measurements
Window functions
 TutorTIMS-Cloud User Licence Options
• TutorTIMS-Cloud Advanced with Expert Signals & Systems (52 modules) : 5, 15, 30 and 250 user licenses
• TutorTIMS-Cloud Basic with Signals & Systems (18 basic and 8 signals & systems modules) : 250 user license
• TutorTIMS-Cloud Basic (18 basic modules) : 250 user license
(See TutorTIMS-Cloud Basic experiments listed below with experiments marked as * )

TutorTIMS-Cloud Experiment List

Modulation & Coding Experiments: L-49* QAM - demodulation D4-01 BER measurement of unipolar NRZ
L-01* Introduction to TIMS modules L-50 DPSK signals in a baseband distortionless chan.
L-02* Modelling equations L-53 Multi-channel fiber - no fiber D4-02 BER measurements of bipolar NRZ
L-03* DSBSC - generation L-54 PCM-TDM 'T1' - no fiber signals in a baseband distortionless chan.
L-04* Product demodulation L-55 DPSK & BER D4-03 BER measurement of coherent BPSK
L-05* AM - amplitude modulation - I L-56 Bit clock regen in a T1 PCM-TDM signalling in an ideal distortionless channel
L-06* AM - amplitude modulation - II L-57 DPSK and carrier acquisition D4-04 MSK in a passband channel, with BER
L-07* Envelope detection L-60 Matched filter detection vs SNR
L-08* SSB generation L-62 CDMA - introduction D4-05 OQPSK in a passband channel, with
L-09* SSB demodulation L-63 CDMA - processing gain BER vs SNR
L-10 ISB - independent sideband L-64 CDMA - 2 channel D4-06 PI/4-DQPSK, PI/4-QPSK, OQPSK & MSK:
L-11* Armstrong`s phase modulator L-65 CDMA multichannel (4-ch tx,1 rx) spectra and constellations-
L-12* FM - generation by VCO L-67 CDMA at carrier frequencies D7-01 BER measurement of Noncoherent
L-13 FM - demodulation by PLL L-68* non-linearity & distortion BFSK in an ideal distortionless channel
L-14* FM - demodulation by ZX counting L-69 PPM - pulse position modulation D7-02 BER measurement of Coherent BFSK in
L-15* Sampling L-70 speech in telecommunications an ideal distortionless channel
L-16 PAM and TDM L72-Multilevel Data D7-03 BER measurement of DBPSK in an ideal
L-17* FDM - frequency division multiplex L73-Voiceband Modem distortionless channel
L-18* Phase division multiplex - generate L74-Voiceband Modem-Demod Signals & Systems Experiments:
L-19* Phase division multiplex - demod L76-System Fault Finding Special signals – characteristics and app’s
L-20* PWM - pulse width modulation L-77 Frequency synthesis with the PLL Modeling linear and nonlinear systems
L-21* Carrier acquisition - PLL L-78 block code encoding (method 1) Unraveling convolution
L-23* Complex analog messages L-80 block code decoding Comparing responses in the time and
L-24 PCM - encoding L-82 superheterodyne - (two channels) frequency domains
L-25 PCM - decoding L-84 FM deviation multiplication A Fourier series analyzer
L-26* ASK - generation L-85 FM and Bessel zeros Spectrum analysis of various signal types
L-27 ASK - demodulation L-103 Introduction to OFDM Generation Getting started with poles and zeros in the
L-28* BPSK - modulation L-104* Introductory PAM-TDM Laplace domain
L-29* BPSK - demodulation L-105* QASK Sampling and aliasing
L-30* QPSK - generation - L-106* Introduction to pulse shaping Getting started with analog-digital
L-31* QPSK - demodulation L-107* Noise gen using binary sequ conversion
L-32* FSK - generation L-108* Principles of spread spectrum Discrete-time filters - Finite Impulse Resp.
L-33 FSK - envelope demodulation L-113 SNR - SSB compared with DSBSC Using poles and zeros in the z plane:
L-34 Signal constellations L-114 AM demodulation and SNR Discrete-time filters
L-35 DSSS - spread spectrum L-115 4/8/16-QAM & QPSK with BER Discrete-time filters - practical applications
L-36* Eye patterns - intro L-144 BER in coherent BFSK - ideal ch EXPERT-z_biquad:
L-37 PRBS messages z-biquadDemo-1
L-38 Detection with the DECISION MAKER D2-11 PPM & PWM z-Biquad_Demo_1-stage
L-39 The noisy channel D2-12b QAM and 4-PSKD2- z-Biquad_Demo_2-stage
L-40 BER instrumentation 13 Multi-level QAM/PSK EXPERT-laplace_biquad:
L-41 BER measurement - introduction D3-01 ISI: PAM & ASK - bl channels Laplace-biquad
L-42 Line coding & decoding D3-02 equalization for ISI LplceBiqd_1-stgeLPF_spctrmNoise
L-43 Delta modulation D3-03 ISI: pulse shaping for bl channel LplceBiqd_1-stgeLPF_timeDom
L-44 Delta-sigma modulation D3-04 baseline wander & line coding EXPERT-FIR:
L-45 Adaptive delta modulation D3-05 timing jitter in b'lim systems FIR16_HPF_pulsResp_8ksamp
L-46 Delta demodulation D3-13 the SONET PCM data frame FIR16_inputNoiseSpect_sampled25k
L-47 Bit clock regeneration D3-14 SONET STS-1 demultiplexing FIR16_LPF_pulsResp_8ksamp
L-48* QAM - generation D3-18 GFSK - Gaussian FSK FIRdemos-1

E&OE Specifications subject to change without notice * indicates TutorTIMS-Cloud Basic experiment capabilities

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