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    (English) Signal Processing in Telecommunications and Radar course
    summer 2008/9

    Current issues

    The sum of points from Exam1 was 54, should be at least 60. The scores have been recalculated (e1corr=e1raw*60/50 in the "studia.elka..." tables).

    Project submission rules:

    Dates:

    Schedule

    Following the students' proposal,
    the lecture has been moved to
    MONDAY 14:15-16, room 04b (in the basement).

    Schedule in "Monday" version is here.

    Scoring

    Total: 100%

    Teachers

    A person responsible for the whole course is me, Jacek Misiurewicz (room 447, tel 7478). The team consists also of dr. Krzysztof Kulpa (r. 447) and mgr Mateusz Malanowski (r. 453), who will have part of lectures and will supervise part of projects.

    Projects

    A three-stage project is to be done during the semester. See the schedule to find the deadlines of stages. Project hours (to be defined) are reserved for individual discussion - according to student's needs, and for project stage submission - according to schedule.

    Project stages

    When submitting the Stage 2 or 3 you may change some specifications, but the change must be justified in writing.

    Project themes

    Each student should define her/his own project theme. It must include type of work, investigated effect, type of component under investigation and target application. The tools may be specified in the title or in the description. Below you may find examples of theme parts.


    (type of work)

    (effect) (part of a system) (application area) We strongly encourage to use these as an example to create your own project, e.g. connected with your chosen thesis area. If you have ANY doubt, please discuss the subject BEFORE the deadline of Stage 1.

    Example themes:

    Tests

    One test will be administered during the semester - see the schedule (Test 1).

    A final exam is during the session (two dates will be scheduled). Additionally, an "exam0" date will be available to students with ((at least 50% from the test1) .AND. (at least 50% from the project)).

    Paper, pen, pencil, ruler. No books etc.. Notes are allowed, providing they are prepared by a student himself, with hand writing (no photocopying!)
    Only exception: lecture slide copies are allowed.

    Books

    The course is based on selected chapters of following books:

    I don't reccomend buying these books (a new set will ruin you), if you plan to attend lectures. The .pl. books may be hovewer valuable positions in your professional library. The .en. ones too; you may hunt for some used books on Amazon or elsewhere.

    Lecture slides

    A list of links to slides follows. If you see here some future lectures, just don't care. The only official version is the one seen in the lecture room ;-). However, you may expect the good version to show up here the evening before the lecture.

    Some notes are presented on the blackboard. If you don't attend the lecture, you miss them.

    Lecture 1/2:
    Introduction

    Lecture 3:
    superheterodyne
    Image band
    Nice dualband receiver example
    Matched filter reception - dual receiver and one transmitter. The dual receiver is used for estimation of echo direction - we'll discuss it later.

    Lecture 4:
    balanced mixer (MOS)
    balanced mixer (bipolar); note error in input markings
    balanced mixer (diode bridge)
    destructive multipath interference points (l2=distance vs. h=tower height), 7GHz, curves for [1 3 5 .. 15]*lambda/2, flat earth geometry
    Channel properties etc.Lecture PDF
    Nice example of Doppler effect problems: Titan Calling article from IEEE Spectrum (may be unaccessible from outside of PW)

    Lecture 5: .... (ToBeUploaded later)

    Lecture 6:Radar basics

    Lecture 7:Radar basics

    Lecture 8:
    slides (pdf)
    Easy conference paper with some equations (KKTOiUE conference, 1997)

    slides (pdf)

    Lecture 9: Digital Radio
    slides (pdf)

    Lecture 10: Digital Video
    slides (pdf)

    Lecture 11: TEST!!! Okecie airport excursion

    Lectures 12-14: GSM/UMTS/...
    Slides by M. Purchla

    dr inż. Jacek Misiurewicz
    room 447 (GE)
    Office hours: Mon 10:15-12:00 (or by e-mail appointment)
    Institute of Electronic Systems

    email:jmisiure@elka.pw.edu.pl

     
     
     
     
     


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