Part 1: Mathematical Foundations

Chapter 4: Signals and Systems for Communications

Foundational~210 min

Learning Objectives

  • Classify signals (energy vs. power, deterministic vs. random) and characterise LTI systems via impulse response and transfer function
  • Compute Fourier transforms, apply Parseval's theorem, and relate bandwidth to time-domain properties
  • State and apply the Nyquist--Shannon sampling theorem; identify aliasing and design anti-aliasing filters
  • Convert between passband and complex baseband representations using the analytic signal and Hilbert transform
  • Model the wireless channel as a linear time-variant (LTV) system with time-variant impulse response h(t,τ)h(t,\tau)
  • Compute output PSD of WSS processes through LTI systems and derive the matched filter as the SNR-optimal receiver

Sections

Prerequisites

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