Digital Communications by John G. Proakis (2000)

Digital Communications is a comprehensive guide to the principles of digital communication systems.

It covers the fundamentals of coding techniques, modulation techniques, and system performance analysis.

The book is suitable for both students and practitioners, as it provides a thorough exploration of the theoretical and practical aspects of modern digital communication systems.

It introduces readers to the mathematics and engineering principles required to understand the behavior of digital communication systems.

It covers topics such as digital signal processing, source coding, channel coding, and synchronization.

It also discusses topics such as signal detection, channel equalization, and multiple access systems.

The book includes several worked examples and end-of-chapter problems which help to solidify the reader's understanding of the material.

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