Institute / School Name Chitkara Institute of Engineering & Technology /

School of Electronics & Electrical Engineering

Program Name B.E.(Electronics & Communication Engineering)
Course Code ECP1206
Course Name Analog and Digital
Labs (per week) 2
Course Coordinator
Name Gurjinder Singh
1. Scope and Objectives of the Course
The objective of the laboratory is learning. The experiments are designed to illustrate various
modulation techniques used in pulse and
experiments with enthusiasm and an attitude of learning.
This course motivates the learners to simulate practical data using technical computing
environment such asMatlab, Comm
Topics include pulse and digital modulation techniques such as PAM, Line Encoding Forma
PCM, DM, ASK, FSK, PSK, QPSK
2. Reference Books
RB1:Analog & Digital Communications, T. L. Singal, Tata McGraw Hill 1st Edition, 2012.
RB2:Lab Manual prepared by Faculty of ECE Deptt.
3. Other readings and relevant websites:
S. No. Link of Journals, Magazines, websites and Research Papers
1. www.mathworks.com
2. communication.howstuffworks.com/digital
3. www.ni.com
4. Lab Plan
S. No. Experiment Detail
1
To generate and demodulate the Amplitude Modulation Signal and plot the
waveforms in time
2
To generate and demodulate the Frequency Modulation Signal and plot the
waveforms in time
3
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of P
modulation (PWM)
4
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of P
modulation (PAM)
5
To study Pulse code
code conversion procedure.
6 To study delta modulation (DM) techniques and observe the DM noise.
7
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Amplitude Shift
Keying technique.
8
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Frequency Shift
Keying technique.
9
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Phase Shift Keying
technique.
10
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of
Shift Keying technique.
Chitkara Institute of Engineering & Technology /
School of Electronics & Electrical Engineering
B.E.(Electronics & Communication Engineering)
ECP1206
Analog and Digital CommunicationsLab
Course Credits
Gurjinder Singh
Scope and Objectives of the Course
The objective of the laboratory is learning. The experiments are designed to illustrate various
ation techniques used in pulse and digital communication systems. Conduct the
experiments with enthusiasm and an attitude of learning.
This course motivates the learners to simulate practical data using technical computing
Matlab, Communication Toolbox.
Topics include pulse and digital modulation techniques such as PAM, Line Encoding Forma
PCM, DM, ASK, FSK, PSK, QPSK etc.
Analog & Digital Communications, T. L. Singal, Tata McGraw Hill 1st Edition, 2012.
Lab Manual prepared by Faculty of ECE Deptt.
Other readings and relevant websites:
Link of Journals, Magazines, websites and Research Papers
www.mathworks.com
communication.howstuffworks.com/digital-communication.htm
Experiment Detail
To generate and demodulate the Amplitude Modulation Signal and plot the
waveforms in time-domain and frequency-domain.
To generate and demodulate the Frequency Modulation Signal and plot the
waveforms in time-domain and frequency-domain.
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of P
PWM) technique.
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of P
modulation (PAM) technique.
ulse code modulation (PCM) technique and observe analog signal to digital
code conversion procedure.
To study delta modulation (DM) techniques and observe the DM noise.
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Amplitude Shift
.
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Frequency Shift
Keying technique.
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Phase Shift Keying
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Quadrature Phase
Shift Keying technique.
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Course Credits 1
The objective of the laboratory is learning. The experiments are designed to illustrate various
systems. Conduct the
This course motivates the learners to simulate practical data using technical computing
Topics include pulse and digital modulation techniques such as PAM, Line Encoding Formats,
Analog & Digital Communications, T. L. Singal, Tata McGraw Hill 1st Edition, 2012.
communication.html
To generate and demodulate the Amplitude Modulation Signal and plot the
To generate and demodulate the Frequency Modulation Signal and plot the
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Pulse width
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Pulse amplitude
modulation (PCM) technique and observe analog signal to digital
To study delta modulation (DM) techniques and observe the DM noise.
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Amplitude Shift
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Frequency Shift
To study and obtain Modulated and Demodulated waveforms of Phase Shift Keying
Quadrature Phase
5. Evaluation Scheme
Component 1* Internal (
Component 2** End Term(demonstration/external Viva
Total
*Lab Performance will be evaluated periodically
**The End Term examination for practical courses is held at the end of the term and includes conduct of
experiment and an oral examination (viva voce).The mandatory requirement of 75%
classes is to be met for being eligible to appear in this component
This document is approved by
Designation Name
Course Coordinator Gurjinder Singh
Program Incharge Ms. Shivani Malhotra
Dean/Dy. Dean
Date 11/01/2014
Internal (Lab Performance / File work/Internal Viva-Voce)
End Term(demonstration/external Viva-Voce)
evaluated periodically(minimum twotimes during the semester).
**The End Term examination for practical courses is held at the end of the term and includes conduct of
experiment and an oral examination (viva voce).The mandatory requirement of 75%attendance in all lab
classes is to be met for being eligible to appear in this component
Name Signature
Gurjinder Singh
Shivani Malhotra
11/01/2014
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**The End Term examination for practical courses is held at the end of the term and includes conduct of
attendance in all lab