Discover the basic principles of telecommunications systems in an accessible and practical format through Communication Systems Principles Using MATLAB, authored by John W. Leis. This first edition, published by Wiley on October 16, 2018, delves into a range of essential topics without overwhelming readers with extensive theoretical knowledge. The book focuses on key areas such as radio and wireless modulation, reception and transmission, wired networks, and fiber optic communications.

Additionally, the text explores packet networks, TCP/IP protocols, digital source and channel coding, and introduces fundamental concepts of data encryption. MATLAB® is utilized throughout to illustrate basic ideas with practical code examples in every chapter, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals alike. The book covers advanced topics like orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) for wireless modulation and public-key exchange algorithms for data security.

By emphasizing understanding over memorization, the author ensures that readers can grasp essential concepts while also developing useful skills through hands-on exercises. With 576 pages of comprehensive content, this book serves as an ideal learning tool for anyone interested in telecommunications systems and their implementation using MATLAB®.