Digital Communications

I found out that this book is intended for graduate students only at the end of the course, which was based on this text. It was though a good experience to have studied from it as it provides a thorough and fundamental treatment of Digital Communications topics. The chapters on sampling, multiplexing and optimum filters were the most enjoyable for me. I did not really see the point in such a short text on Fourier analysis - the Oppenheim's "Signals and Systems" provides a much more systematic description of the Fourier Series and FT. Four stars because of that, but if you already know FT very well then buy this book since it's a good deal and a worthy investment!

It's a very comprehensive book that illustrates the principles of Digital communication theory balancing theory and practice. I addition, it uses helpfull diagrams and graphs in order to illustrate the impact of different parameters on signal strength, noise level etc.It is strongly recommended for a system engineer.

Lots of examples, good balance between theory and practice. I think is a must have book for a good engineering library. I really like it. Good price too! .