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ITM 1010 Computer and Communication Technologies Lecture #20 Review: Communication Technologies 2003 香港中文大學, 電子工程學系 (Prof. H.K.Tsang) ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 1

Review of Communication Technologies! Information Measure! Analog Communication Technologies Waveform, frequency spectrum and bandwidth Modulation: AM and FM! Digital Communication Technologies Sampling, aliasing, Nyquist criterion and reconstruction Shannon s channel capacity theorem PCM system: quantization, bit rate, line coding, ISI Keying Multiplexing Multiple Access Control! Three communication systems Cellular, optical and satellite ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 2

Information Measure! Measurement of information content of a message 1 I = j log2 bits P j Pj is the probability of transmitting the j-th message! Entropy: average information content H = N j= 1 p j log 2 p j bits per message ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 3

Analog Communication Technologies: Time and Frequency Domain signals! Signals: time domain and frequency domain representations Fourier series: any repetitive signal may be represented by a sum of sinusoids. Fourier transform is an extension of Fourier series technique for calculating the frequency domain contents of nonperiodic signals. Time Domain Signal Frequency Spectrum Fourier Series Periodic Discrete Fourier Transform Non-periodic Continuous ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 4

Analog Communication Technologies: Bandwidth! Bandwidth: refers to the range of frequencies involved that is, the difference between the lowest and the highest frequencies supported. 3dB bandwidth Absolute bandwidth Equivalent noise bandwidth ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 5

Analog Communication Technologies: Amplitude Modulation! AM s( t) = A [ 1+ k m( t) ] cos( 2πf t) c source message a modulation sensitivity c Over modulation (1+k a m(t)) <0! AM bandwidth = 2 x baseband signal bandwidth! AM variations: DSB-SC, SSB ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 6

Analog Communication Technologies: Frequency Modulation! FM Instantaneous frequency fi = fc + k Carrier frequency source message f m( t) Modulation sensitivity Modulated signal: s = c c f 0 () t A cos ω t + 2π k m() t t dt If β = k m f f V m () t = V cos ω t m s m m f m () t = A cos ω t + sin( ω t) c c k f V m modulation index k f V m maximum freq deviation m ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 7

Analog Communication Technologies: Frequency Modulation! FM bandwidth Max(f i ) - Min(f i )! Carson s rule for FM bandwidth: B ( β ) f m = 2 1+ Source signal bandwidth β = Maximum Frequency Deviation Source Signal Bandwidth ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 8

Sampling! Sampling: M(f) -w 0 w Spectrum of continuous signal m(t) f G(f) -2f s - f s -w -f s -f s +w -w 0 w f s 2f s Spectrum of sampled signal g(t) f! Nyquist s criterion: the minimum sampling rate needed to avoid loss of information in a signal which is band-limited to a bandwidth of w is 2w. f s 2w G(f)! Aliasing will occur if f s <2w! Reconstruction 0 -f s f s f ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 9

Sampling Before sampling Time Domain Signal Continuous Frequency Spectrum Non-periodic After sampling Discrete Periodic Fourier Series Time Domain Signal Periodic Frequency Spectrum Discrete Fourier Transform Non-periodic Continuous ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 10

Channel Capacity! Communication channel capacity Shannon s theorem: the capacity C (defined as the maximum rate at which information can be sent without error) is C = B log 2 1+ P / N bits per second ( ) Channel bandwidth Signal-to-noise ratio in received signal The signal to noise power ratio is usually expressed in decibels: signal to noise ratio (in db) = 10log 10 P N ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 11

PCM! PCM m(t) Base band signal Quantization noise: PAM sampler Quantizer Encoder S / N [db] = 6.02n [db] PCM n is the number of bits used in the quantizer. Bit rates needed in PCM = 2 n w (bits per second) Baseband signal bandwidth Advantages of PCM: Regeneration, Multiplexing, Compression ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 12

PCM! Example: A telephone line has a bandwidth of 20kHz to transmit digitized voice signal. The bandwidth of the voice source is 4kHz, and the number of quantization levels used to represent each sample is 256. What is the minimum bit rate required to send this signal? What is the minimum signal-tonoise ratio (in db) required to support this bit-rate? ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 13

PCM! The frequency spectrum and bandwidth of the PCM signal depends on the form of coding used to represent the digital data (line coding)! Line codes: NRZ, RZ, Manchester code! ISI: Received pulse may be broadened in transmission because of the presence of low pass filters and dispersion in the transmission channel. Pulse broadening increases the probability of wrong detection.! Keying: basic modulation techniques for sending digital data on a carrier wave ASK FSK PSK ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 14

Channel Sharing! Channel sharing: multiplexing and multiple access! Multiplexing: TDM, FDM (WDM)! Multiple Access: TDMA, FDMA, CDMA! TDM hierarchy in telephone system Interleaving of different channels may be on a bit, byte or frame level! Multiple access control Aloha network: pure and slotted aloha network Carrier sense multiple access (CSMA) " 1-persistent CSMA " P-persistent CSMA " Non-persistent CSMA CSMA/CD (carrier detection) " Propagation delay and maximum channel length post a limit on the minimum packet size for a network with given bit rate (minimum packet transmission time > 2τ) ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 15

Data Compression! Data compression: lossless and lossy! Lossless compression: Run-length code Huffman code (an Entropy coding method) LZW code (an Entropy coding method)! Image compression JPEG " Uses Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) to reduce information content of image " Huffman coding is used to compress data further " Trade-off between quality and compression ratio! Audio-visual data compression MPEG-1 (VCDs) MPEG-2 (DVDs and digital video broadcasting) ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 16

Data Compression! mp3 Psychoacoustic redundancy " Sounds lower than the minimum threshold are not audible and thus not coded. " Sounds masked by a strong sound in the same frequency band may not audible and not coded Entropic encoding redundancy! MP1 Video coding Interframe redundancy Interpixel redundancy within a frame Psychovisual redundancy Entropic encoding redundancy ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 17

Cellular, Optical and Satellite Comm. Sys.! Communications systems: mobile (cellular), optical and satellite! Cellular network The concept of frequency reuse TDMA can be used in digital network to increase capacity 3G systems! Optical network Dispersion and ISI " Modal dispersion, Material dispersion and waveguide dispersion Bit rate limited by dispersion! Satellite communications Geostationary satellite versus Low orbit satellite Bit rate limited by carrier frequency due to loss ITM 1010 計算機與通訊技術 18