Introduction to Telecommunications

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Delmar Thomson Learning, 2001 - Computers - 429 pages
Introduction to Telecommunications focuses on the technical and business aspects of a wide variety of technologies, encouraging readers to think about telecommunications systems in ways that will serve them well as the technology continues to evolve. In-depth coverage of current data and voice communications technologies is featured, along with extensive discussion of emerging technologies such as converged data/voice networks and more. Ideal for electronics and industrial technology students, Introduction to Telecommunications uses numerous real-world examples to explain technical concepts and illustrate how they are being applied today. Ample pedagogy - including chapter-opening objectives, key terms lists, review questions and exercises, plus a comprehensive glossary - is also included to guide readers to an understanding of how telecommunications technologies interact with business in today's Information Age.

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Contents

ELECTRONICS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS
35
MODULATION
51
MULTIPLEXING
62
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