Lecture

The design problem

Description

This lecture explains the design of a communication system using the old digital paradigm, where the signal remains in the digital domain until it reaches the physical channel. The instructor covers topics such as block diagrams, transmission chain elements, channel constraints, mapping bit streams to symbols, and the introduction of techniques like scrambling and up sampling.

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