Includes bibliography (pages 265-266) and index.

"The flow of all varieties of information into, within and from a corporate industrial unit is of the utmost significance in the smooth management of its affairs. A modern business unit has to obtain, secure and collate outside information on product competition, marketing and promotion and then feed this information to the concerned departments to enable the company's managers, executives and supervisors to make full use of the information in performing best their various functions. This book offers a comprehensive introduction to several topics of communication systems, imparting a thorough grounding in the fundamental concepts of modulation and demodulation, radio transmitters and receivers, telephone communication systems, radar, television, network management in data communication, digital communication and some advanced communication systems such as cellular radio, satellite networking, and so on. It explains the basic theory of operation and applications. The main objective is to provide the students with a clear understanding of the principles of communication systems, aided by several diagrams and solved numerical problems. The book is primarily addressed to the needs of the undergraduate students of electrical and electronics, electronics and communication systems, and telecommunication engineering." --Provided by publisher

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