Software Defined Radio: Theory and Practice
Description
by John M. Reyland (Author)
As a comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of software-defined radio (SDR)Sofware Defined Radio: Theory and Practice covers a wide range of topics, including the principles of SDR, the design of SDR receivers, and the use of SDR for signal processing and communications. The book features a number of valuable resources for anyone interested in SDR. This includes difficult concepts grasped through straightforward, simple as possible, explanations. There is an abundance of Matlab examples to illustrate explanations and complete Simulink simulations provided for several fully developed digital receivers. This is a great resource for electrical engineers with design responsibility, hobbyists who have a passion for radio, and educators who need well-worked examples to illustrate concepts in class.
