Several applications are considered. 471 A continuation of ECE 471. Probability theory, central-limit theorem, and random processes are introduced. Amplitude and angle modulation systems as well as pulse code modulation systems are examined in the presence of noise. Optimum binary detection in the presence of noise is determined.
Channel capacity is derived.
Block and convolutional error-correcting codes are introduced. The goals of this course are to reinforce concepts learned in ECE 475, to introduce new tools needed to deal with time-varying signals and to have students apply what they've learned to their own voices. A semester design project is a large component of this course. Both time domain and frequency domain analysis and design techniques are presented. Control Theory II introduces control of discrete systems, modern control theory and non-linear control.