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Idiot's guide to ELEC4402 communication systems

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This unit allows you to bring infinite physical notes (except books borrowed from the UWA library) to all tests and the final exam. You can't rely on what material they provide in the test/exam, it is very minimal to say the least. Hope this helps.

If you have issues or suggestions, raise them on GitHub. I accept pull requests for fixes or suggestions but the content must not be copyrighted under a non-GPL compatible license.

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  • You do not get given a formula sheet, so you are entirely dependent on your own notes (except for some exceptions, such as the erf(x)\text{erf}(x) table). So bring good notes.
  • Doing this unit after signal processing is a good idea.
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    https://www.petertanner.dev/posts/Idiots-guide-to-ELEC4402-Communications-Systems/

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    Notes are open-source and licensed under the GNU GPL-3.0. Suggest any corrections or changes on GitHub.

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    Fourier transform identities and properties

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    Nyquist criterion for zero-ISI

    Do not transmit more than 2B2B samples per second over a channel of BB bandwidth.

    By Bob K - Own work, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=94674142

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    + This unit allows you to bring infinite physical notes (except books borrowed from the UWA library) to all tests and the final exam. You can't rely on what material they provide in the test/exam, it is very _minimal_ to say the least. Hope this helps. @@ -83,9 +90,16 @@ along with this program. If not, see . - **You do not get given a formula sheet**, so you are entirely dependent on your own notes (except for some exceptions, such as the $\text{erf}(x)$ table). So bring good notes. - Doing this unit after signal processing is a good idea. -## Printable notes begins on next page (in PDF) -
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    + +**[https://www.petertanner.dev/posts/Idiots-guide-to-ELEC4402-Communications-Systems/](https://www.petertanner.dev/posts/Idiots-guide-to-ELEC4402-Communications-Systems/)** + +**Notes are open-source and licensed under the [GNU GPL-3.0](https://github.com/peter-tanner/IDIOTS-GUIDE-TO-ELEC4402-communication-systems/blob/master/COPYING.txt). Suggest any corrections or changes on [GitHub](https://github.com/peter-tanner/IDIOTS-GUIDE-TO-ELEC4402-communication-systems).** + +
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