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7 SUBJECT TITLE : DIGITAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (1563)

• Year : Third Year

• Teaching and Examination Scheme:

TEACHING SCHEME EXAM SCHEME & MAXIMUM MARKS

THEORY PRACTICAL PAPER

TH
TH PR OR TW SW
HRS/WEEK HRS/WEEK HRS.

2 2 3 100 - 50 - 50

• RATIONALE :

From the subject ‘Digital Communication Systems’, the student should be able to
understand different digital communication systems such as telephone systems, integrated
services digital network (ISDN) etc. Also they should be able to understand different
communication techniques used in these different digital communication systems and the
advantages & disadvantages of digital communication.
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INTERRELATIONSHIP OF SUBJECT AREA

CORE TECHNOLOGY
HUMAN SCIENCES SUBJECTS TECHNOLOGY
Communication skills Information Technology SUBJECTS
Generic Skills Workshop Practice Microprocessor &
Industrial organization & Electrical Engineering Microcontroller
Electronic Communication
Supervisory
Systems I
Management Measurements &
Instruments Industrial
Applied Electronics Electronics
Communication
ENGINEERING SCIENCES Digital Techniques &
Systems II
Engineering Applications Instrumentation &
Drawings Linear Integrated
Control Systems
Engineering Circuits
Digital Communication
Mechanics Power Electronics
Systems
Basic Electronics
Electronics materials
& components

CURRICULUM
BASIC SCIENCE OBJECTIVES
Applied Mathematics Attitude for personal
Applied Physics Development
Applied Chemistry Social skill for social
JOB PROFILE Development
Self Developer Continued learning skill for
Membership of life long learning
Family/Com Technical skill for industrial
munity/Nation activity earning to
Life long learning live domain
Technician in Supervisory skill,
industry as Investigation &
Maintenance Design skill
Engineer, Testing skill
investigator Decision making
or Designer skill
Planning &
R&D
scheduling skill
Technician
Entrepreneur
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1 Introduction to digital communication 8 4
Basic digital communication system
Baseband & passband transmission
Multiplexing techniques : FDM, TDM.
Advantages & disadvantages of digital communication.
Practicals
1. Study of digital communication systems.
2 Signal Processing 22 14
Modulation schemes : FSK, PSK, QAM
Error control detection & correction. CRC, Linear block code.
Access techniques : FDMA, TDMA, CDMA.
Practicals
2. Study of Error detection & correction techniques.
3 Switching System 24 12
Basics of switching systems
Electronic space division switching.
Time division switching, Basic time division space switching. Basic
time division time switching Time multiplexed space switching
Two- stage network, three-stage network, N-stage network.
Practicals
3.Study of switching.
4.Study of two stage network.
5.Study of three stage network.
4 Waveform coding techniques 20 14
Sampling theorem
Pulse code modulation
Delta modulation
Adaptive delta modulation.
Differential pulse code modulation.
Digital multiplexing : Synchronous Asynchronous,
Quasisynchronous
Practicals
6. Study of pulse code modulation technique.
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5 Data Transmission Networks 16 16
LAN, MAN, WAN
Data transmission in PSTN
Modems : Synchronous, Asynchronous, Fax, Smart, Cable modem.
Switching techniques for data transmission: Circuit switching, Packet
switching.
Practicals
7.Study of Modem
8.Study of local area network
9.Study of public switched telephone network
6 Integrated Services digital network (ISDN) 10 4
ISDN services
X-400 family of standards
ISDN architecture
Message format for ISDN
ISDN address structure
ISDN standards expert system.
Practicals
10. Study of ISDN system.

IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES : -

At least one industrial visit to be arranged pertaining any of above topics. The visit report
shall be included in journal.

REFRENCES :

Sr. Year of Publisher &

Author Title Edition
Publication Address
Telecommunications
Prentice Hall of
1 T. Vishwanathan switching systems on 5th 1999
India, New Delhi
networks
Principles of
McGraw Hill,
2 Taub Schilling communication 1st 1996
New York
systems
McGraw Hill,
Communication
3 Carlson 1st 1994 New Yor
systems
k
Prentice Hall of
Electronic
4 Roddy coolen 4th 1998 India,
communication
New Delhi