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Introduction to PCM Telemetering Systems, Third Edition summarizes the techniques and terminology used in sending data and control information between users and the instruments that collect and process the data. Fully revised, it gives an overall systems introduction to the relevant topics in three primary areas: system interfaces; data transport, timing, and synchronization; and data transmission techniques. Integrating relevant information about the process at all levels from the user interface down to the transmission channel, this will also include how designers apply relevant industry and government standards at each level in this process. Homework problems are included at the end of each chapter.
Contents
Telemetry and command computer systems. Introduction. Objectives. Computer systems. User interface systems. Payload systems. Secure communications. References. Problems. Signal processing. Introduction. Objectives. Sampled versus continuous data. Signal types. Bandlimiting. Sampling theorem. Filter design. Software filter design. Quantization. Sampling hardware. References. Problems. Contents. Ii data transport, timing, and synchronization. Telemetry frames and packets. Introduction. Objectives. Background. Telemetry frames. Irig class i and class ii telemetry. Synchronization codes. Telemetry frame design. Packet telemetry. Mil-stdpackets. Ccsds packets. Data networking packets. Command processor interface. Formatting for transmission. References. Problems. Contents xi. Data synchronization. Introduction. Objectives. Synchronization process. Carrier synchronization. Bit synchronization. Pdu synchronization. Error detection. Data sequencing. References. Problems. Time and position determination. Introduction. Objectives. Definition of time. Time code formats. Iso. Irig. Nist. Ccsds. Gps time and position. References. Problems. Xii contents. Command transmission systems. Introduction. Objectives. Command composition. Command transmission strategies. Operational considerations. Packet command systems. References. Problems.Iii data transmission techniques. Modulation techniques. Introduction. Objectives. Analog modulation. Digital modulation. Bandwidth estimates. System planning. Contents xiii. Digital transmission with analog modulators. References. Problems. Microwave transmission. Introduction. Objectives. Background. Rf devices. Free space propagation. Atmospheric, sun, and ground effects. General terrain fade margin. Rain effects modeling. Mobile propagation. References. Problems. Xiv contents.
