Graduate School and Research Center In communication systems
Raymond KNOPP
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Raymond KNOPP
Eurecom - Mobile Communications
Professor
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Teaching
- At EURECOM, R. Knopp teaches graduate-level courses in Digital Communication Theory and Signal Processing Technologies.
- He also participates in continuing education programs for industry, on behalf of EURECOM, on specific topics of interest in state-of-the-art wireless communication systems.
My courses
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DigiCom / Fall 2012 - Digital communications
- This course covers the fundamentals for the analysis and design of physical layer digital communication systems.
- It serves as the basic building block for understanding modern mathematical procedures that enable communication via different physical media (e.g. radio, twisted-pair wireline, coaxial cable, fiber-optical).
- Both the deterministic and random characterizations of common transmit signal and noise processes are covered as well as optimal receivers and their performance using different digital signalling methods.
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SigTech / Spring 2012 - Signal processing technologies
- This course provides an overview of different enabling technologies for real-time signal processing applied to communication systems.
- The basic implementation technology behind areas such as, wireless communication devices, audiovisual devices, media players, PC-based multimedia, soft modems (software radio), video gaming will be covered.
- A hands-on approach is taken, with the aid of state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, to expose students to the real-time hardware and software aspects of modern signal processing architectures.
- The topics covered span conversion technologies (A/D, D/A), bus architectures and data acquisition systems, embedded DSP processors, PC-based DSP architectures and implementations, real-time operating systems (RTOS) aspects and system-on-chip (SoC) architectures. Specially design laboratory sessions are supported by introductory lectures on the particular area under study.
