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ELEC 202

SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS  2021/22

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

Q1.      a)    Numerical question about frequency modulation.

b)   At least one mathematical derivation (‘derive an expression for … ’ or ‘show that … ’) related to frequency modulation.

c)    Question about demodulation of analogue modulation, requiring several time

and frequency domain sketches, as well as some mathematical understanding of

how demodulators function.

d)   A ‘compare ’ question, where one or more characteristics are evaluated in

relation to one or more modulation formats. The question is to test your

understanding of the these modulation formats and how these characteristics

relate to them.

Total 25

Q2.      a)    Question about amplitude modulation. There will be at least one ‘explain ’ part and a numerical part,

b)   At least one mathematical derivation (‘derive an expression for … ’ or ‘show that

… ’) related to analogue modulation.

c)    There will also be some direct, short answer questions, testing your understanding of amplitude modulation in real life

Total 25

Q3.      a)   Question about sampling, quantisation and digital bandpass data transmission. There will be some numerical calculations, at least one signal sketch.

b)   Question about multiplexing, involving  some numerical  calculations and possibly at least one sketch.

c)   Numerical question about digital multiplexing.

 Total 25

Q4.      a)    Design exercise, assessing your ability to think like an engineer, and design a viable technical solution to a given communication problem scenario subject to a number of constraints.

b)    Question about digital communication, testing your knowledge of the factors governing digital communication in real life.

c)    Question about an unfamiliar technology, testing your ability to find reasonable engineering answers to straightforward questions using your knowledge of digital communications and communication systems in general.

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