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Fundamentals Of Radio Communications And Television Systems Theory, Part 1
Major: Telecommunications and Radio Engineering
Code of subject: 6.172.03.E.083
Credits: 5.00
Department: Radioelectronic Appliances and Systems
Lecturer: Ph.D., docent Fabirovskyy Sergiy Yevgenovych
Semester: 7 семестр
Mode of study: денна
Завдання: As a result of studying the academic discipline, the student should be able to demonstrate the following learning outcomes:
1. The ability to demonstrate systematic knowledge and skills in the field of developing radio and television systems, which allow solving certain tasks of obtaining and transmitting information;
2. Understanding of modern trends in the development of radio and television systems, the ability to choose the optimal structure and the ability to evaluate the quality of these systems using various methods;
3. Understanding the connections that exist between individual devices of radio and television systems, the importance of choosing the technical characteristics of these devices in accordance with the tactical and technical characteristics of the system;
4. Ability to mathematically describe signals and noises, knowledge of their main characteristics;
6. Basic ideas about the means and methods of measuring the characteristics and parameters of radio and television systems and devices;
7. Basic ideas about modern digital technologies used in radio and television devices.
The study of an academic discipline involves the formation and development of students' competencies:
general:
? the ability to think logically and make decisions;
? ability to work in a team;
? basic knowledge about the structure, principle of operation and characteristics of radio and television systems and devices.
professional:
? the ability to select radio-electronic components and means for the proper functioning of devices of radio and television systems;
? the ability to independently and as part of a team conduct experimental and theoretical studies of the characteristics and parameters of radio and television devices;
? the ability to design individual nodes and devices of radio and television systems;
? the ability to use measuring equipment during experiments and other studies;
? systematic knowledge and understanding of modern methods of synthesis and construction of radio and television systems.
Learning outcomes: The learning outcomes of this discipline detail the following program learning outcomes:
1. The ability to demonstrate systematic knowledge of modern research methods in the field of radio and television systems;
2. Know the main parameters and indicators characterizing the operation of devices of radio communication systems;
3. Know the main types and parameters of analog and digital radio communication and television systems.
4. The ability to argue the choice of methods for solving a scientific and applied problem, critically evaluate the obtained results and defend the decisions made;
5. The ability to take responsibility for the work performed and achieve the set goal in compliance with the requirements of professional ethics;
6. Ability to independently perform experimental studies and apply research skills;
7. The ability to apply a systematic approach, integrating knowledge from other disciplines and taking into account non-technical aspects, when solving theoretical and applied problems of the chosen field of scientific research.
Required prior and related subjects: • Prerequisites: Physics, Further Mathematics, Probability, Statistics and Stochastic Processes, Signals and Processes in radioengineering, Statistical radiotechnics, Fundamentals of television;
• Co-requisites: Methods of signals generation and formation, Methods of signal reception and processing, Microwave devices and antennas, Radioautomatics.
Summary of the subject: Within the scope of the discipline, the principles of construction and operation of radio and television systems and devices are considered. Peculiarities of the schematic implementation of individual nodes of radio and television devices are considered. The knowledge acquired by students in the discipline "Fundamentals of the theory of radio communication and television systems" should indicate the ways of development of radio communication and television systems as a whole.
Опис: 1. Radio communication systems. Subject and tasks of the discipline. General principles of radio communication organization. Features of radio wave propagation.
2. Radio transmitting devices of radio communication systems. Amplifier cascades, frequency synthesizers, modulators. Types of modulations and manipulations used in analog and, accordingly, digital radio communication devices.
3. Radio receiving devices of radio communication systems. Basic parameters of receivers. Receivers of direct amplification, superheterodyne and regenerative.
4. Nodes of radio receiving devices. Input circuits, radio and intermediate frequency pre-amplifiers, mixers, detectors. Types of detectors.
5. Automatic adjustment systems. Automatic gain control systems. Systems of automatic phase adjustment of frequency (PLL).
6. Software-configured radio (SDR - Software Defined Radio). Principles of construction and operation. Advantages and disadvantages of application.
7. Digital radio communication systems. Digital landline and satellite communication. DAB digital sound broadcasting system. Features of the functioning of mobile communication systems. Jam-resistant coding and pseudo-random frequency reconfiguration for the construction of covert and jam-protected radio communication systems.
8. Physical foundations of television. Physical features of human vision. Three-component theory of color. Generalized structure of the television system. The concept of sharpness, contrast and clarity of the image. Concept of spatial, radiometric resolutions and effective number of image pixels.
9. Formation of a television signal. General information about the television signal and its spectral composition. Features of the construction of NTSC, SECAM and PAL color television systems.
10. Digital television systems. The structure of the television raster. Sampling frequency and quantization by level. Study of analog-digital converter. Video stream encoding standards MPEG-2, MPEG-4, H.264/AVC. DVB-T/T2 system. Features of cable DVB-C/C2 and satellite DVB-S/S2 television systems.
Assessment methods and criteria: Current monitoring of laboratory classes is carried out in order to identify the student's readiness for classes in the following forms:
- a selective oral survey before the start of classes;
- assessment of the student's activity in the course of classes, submitted proposals, original solutions, clarifications and definitions, additions to previous answers, etc.
Control questions are divided into:
a) test tasks - choose the correct answers;
b) problematic – creation of problematic situations;
c) questions-replies - to identify cause-and-effect relationships;
d) situational tasks - to determine the answer according to a certain situation;
e) issues of a reproductive nature - determination of practical significance.
The final control is carried out based on the results of the current control and performance of the examination work.
Критерії оцінювання результатів навчання: • The current control during the laboratory and practical works (30%);
• Total control (the exam) (60% - written component, 10% - oral component).
Recommended books: • Shklyarskyy V.I. Television systems and complexes. Summary of lectures on discipline "Television systems and complexes" (electronic version) for students of the specialty "Radio electronic devices, systems and complexes". Succeeded by Shklyarskyy V.I. - 2012. - 80 p.
• Theory of signals. / Sumyk M., Prudyus I., Sumyk R. /: The textbook. - Lviv, Beskid BIT, 2008.
• Sumyk M.M. Fundamentals of the theory of radio engineering systems: A textbook for universities. -Lviv, Publishing House "LP", 2005.
• Konakhovich G.F. Radio communication systems: teaching. manual, 2004.
• Cherdintsev V.A. Radio Systems: A Manual. – Minsk.: HS, 1988.
• Vasin V.V., Stepanov V.M. Reference Manual for radar: A manual. - M .: Sov. Radio, 1977.