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EECE 963 - Signal Detection Theory

A study of optimum signal detection principles for analog and digital communication over the linear additive noise channel. Includes series representations for random signals and the derivation of minimum mean square error (MMSE) receivers for AM and FM and maximum likelihood (ML) receivers for FSK, MSK, and M-Ary PSK.

Credits: (3)

Note
Three hours rec. a week.

Requisites
Pr.: EECE 861.

When Offered
II


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