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Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering


EEC215, Fall 2010

CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS


Paul Hurst
Phone: (530) 752-2054, Email Address: hurst@ece.ucdavis.edu


Lecture:

Tu Th noon-1:30 PM in 1070 Bainer



Office hours: (may change)

Tu 9:30am-10:30am in 2031 Kemper Hall

Th 1:30-2:30pm in 2031 Kemper Hall

  • Course Syllabus : "Course Syllabus"

  • How to view a video-taped lecture over the internet:: "How to View"

  • MOS models for Homework Problems : "MOS Models"






    • Reading Assignments:
    The following reading assignments refer to material in: Digital Baseband Transmission and Recording, J. Bergmans; Kluwer.

    TopicReading
    Background and Applications Chap. 1 and 2
    AGC Sect. 8.3
    Nyquist Criterion, Raised Cosine Pulses Sect. 5.2
    Linear Equalizer Theory Chap. 5 (skim)
    Adaptive Linear Equalizers Sect. 8.6-8.9, then 8.5
    DFE and Viterbi Detectors Chap. 6 and 7
    Timing Recovery Chap. 9 and 10

  • Selected papers on: AGC and Digital Communications Overview

  • Selected papers on: Adaptive Equalizers (including DFEs)

  • Selected papers on: Viterbi Detectors and Timing Recovery

  • These papers should all be available from IEEE Xplore: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/dynhome.jsp

  • Grades: : Grades (Notes: Final average = 45.86/54, Talk average = 8.14/10)