ECE1392

University of Toronto
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

2001 ECE1392 Integrated Circuits for Digital Communications

This course discusses various implementation and practical issues for building digital communication circuits.

Topics covered include: Channel capacity, matched-filtering, intersymbol interference, PAM, digital equalization, analog equalization, partial-response, Viterbi detection, wired channel modelling CAP, QAM and DMT modulation, infrared channels and modulation. Also PLL circuits and clock recovery.

Note: Much of the material will be at the system level while other material is at the transistor level. Students should have the background for both.

Textbook: Overhead Slides and Journal Papers

intro.pdf
system_01.pdf
equalization.pdf
timing.pdf
partial_response.pdf
modulations.pdf
infrared.pdf
references.pdf

Suggested Prerequisites:
ECE530 Analog Circuits
ECE417 Digital Communications

Grading:
Project 50% (due Nov 27, 2001)

Exam: 50% Dec. 4, 2001 - SINGLE 8.5" x 11" AID SHEET ALLOWED

Final Exam 2000: final_00.pdf (You are not responsible for material in question 2(a))
Final Exam 1999: final_99.pdf (You are not responsible for material in question 1(d))
Final Exam 1998: final_98.pdf
Final Exam 1997: final_97.pdf (You are not responsible for material in question 1)


Time:
Due to conflict, first class is Tues, 9 - 10, Sep. 11, 2001
Remaining classes are Tues, 10 - 12

Location: All lectures in Room 506, 203 College St.


Updated Aug 28, 2001.
David Johns Homepage: www.eecg.utoronto.ca/~johns