Lecture

Stochastic Models for Communications

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This lecture covers stochastic models for communications, focusing on binary transmission in baseband and optical systems, including photodiode operation, signal-to-noise ratio, and Markov chain transitions. Topics also include Poisson processes, photon absorption, and signal detection.

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