Introduction to EECS II: Digital Communication Systems | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | MIT OpenCourseWare

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6.02 Lecture 9: Transmitting on a physical channel

6.02 Notes, Chapter 1: Introduction

6.02 Notes, Chapter 10: Models for Physical Communication Channels

6.02 Notes, Chapter 11: LTI Models and Convolution

6.02 Notes, Chapter 12: Frequency Response of LTI Systems

6.02 Notes, Chapter 13: Fourier Analysis and Spectral Representation of Signals

6.02 Notes, Chapter 14: Modulation and Demodulation

6.02 Notes, Chapter 15: Sharing a Channel: Media Access (MAC) Protocols

6.02 Notes, Chapter 16: Communication Networks: Sharing and Switches

6.02 Notes, Chapter 17: Network Routing I: Without Any Failures

6.02 Notes, Chapter 18: Network Routing II: Routing Around Failures

6.02 Notes, Chapter 19: Reliable Data Transport Protocols

6.02 Notes, Chapter 2: Information, Entropy, and the Motivation for Source Codes

6.02 Notes, Chapter 3: Compression Algorithms: Huffman and Lempel-Ziv-Welch (LZW)

6.02 Notes, Chapter 4: Why Digital? Communication Abstractions and Digital Signaling

6.02 Notes, Chapter 5: Coping with Bit Errors using Error Correction Codes

6.02 Notes, Chapter 6: Linear Block Codes: Encoding and Syndrome Decoding

6.02 Notes, Chapter 7: Convolutional Codes: Construction and Encoding

6.02 Notes, Chapter 8: Viterbi Decoding of Convolutional Codes

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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Fall 2012

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Undergraduate

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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Fall 2012

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- Electrical Engineering

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