Fundamentals Of Analog Communication: Theory & Applications

Master the basics of analog communication systems

What you'll learn

Understanding basic concepts of analog communications

Analysis of Noise in Communication Systems

Understanding Modulation Techniques

Signal Processing in Analog Communication

Requirements

Here are the recommended requirements or prerequisites: Basic Mathematics: Understanding of algebra, trigonometry, and logarithms. Basic knowledge of calculus (differentiation and integration) is helpful but not mandatory. Fundamentals of Electrical & Electronics Engineering: Basic circuit theory (Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Laws). Understanding of passive components (resistors, capacitors, inductors). Basic Signal and Systems Knowledge: Concept of signals (sinusoids, exponential, step functions). Basics of time and frequency domain analysis. Interest in Telecommunications & Signal Processing: No prior knowledge of communication systems is required, but a willingness to learn about modulation and transmission techniques is beneficial.

Description

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to analog communication systems, focusing on both theoretical foundations and practical applications. You will gain an in-depth understanding of how information is transmitted using analog signals and explore key concepts such as signal generation, modulation, transmission, reception, and system performance.A major focus of this course is on analog modulation techniques, including Amplitude Modulation (AM), Frequency Modulation (FM), and Phase Modulation (PM). You will study their principles, advantages, limitations, and real-world applications. Additionally, you will analyze demodulation techniques, signal-to-noise ratio, bandwidth efficiency, and modulation index to evaluate system performance.The course will also cover the impact of noise on analog communication systems, helping you understand how noise affects signal quality and how to mitigate its effects. You will explore multiplexing, filtering, and power efficiency to optimize analog communication systems for different use cases.Through theoretical insights and practical problem-solving, you will develop the ability to analyze, design, and optimize analog communication systems to meet specific requirements. Whether you are a student, engineer, or technology enthusiast, this course equips you with essential knowledge to advance in the field of telecommunications.By the end of this course, you will have the skills to apply analog communication principles to real-world challenges, making you better prepared for academic research, industry applications, or further studies in digital and wireless communication.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Analog Communication

Lecture 1 Module 1: Intro Com

Lecture 2 Module 2: AM

Lecture 3 Module 3: AM Modulators

Lecture 4 Module 4: AM Demodulation

Lecture 5 Module 5: FM

Lecture 6 Module 6: PM

Lecture 7 Module 7: Noise

Lecture 8 Module 8: Digital Analog Modulation

Lecture 9 Module 9: PCM

Lecture 10 Module 10: ASK PSK FSK

Lecture 11 Module 11: PSK

Lecture 12 Module 12: QAM Final

This course is ideal for: Engineering Students (ECE, EEE, Telecommunications) looking to build a strong foundation in analog communication. Physics & Applied Science Students interested in signal transmission and modulation. Telecom & RF Engineers working in broadcasting, wireless communication, or aerospace industries. Electronics & Embedded Systems Professionals involved in radio, signal processing, or communication circuits. Hobbyists & Enthusiasts curious about AM/FM radios, RF communication, and signal processing. It’s beginner-friendly yet valuable for professionals refreshing their knowledge.