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Explores impedance matching in passive RF circuits and wireless communication principles, covering analog and digital modulation, power efficiency, and noncoherent detection.
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Covers the evolution of wireless technologies, components of a communication system, digital signal encoding, modulation, radio spectrum, wireless channel challenges, receiver tasks, and synchronized detection.